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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 17 August 1901, Page 3

APPLICATION FOR PROSPECTUS, To the MANAGER, Publication Department, Tjie New Zealand Times, Wellington. Please send me the Free Prospectus and Full Particulars of your offer of The Library of Famous Literature. This Form can be sent in an Unseated Envelope for |d. Signed. G.S. 2. Address.. T. W. TymonsiOo GREAT SALE IS SUDDENLY STOPPED. Because they have completely eo’d tPe whi’e of their original Standard Stodt. BUT T. W. TYMOMB &. CO. Will Still Carry On The work of supplying the whole of Westland’s Drapery Sup, ly. The fnn is now unpacking their Home and Foreign shipments of FRESH, FASHIONABLE, AND FIRST QUALITY Early Spring Goods Whole and Complete Standard Drapery Stock This new stock is the Freshest, Largest, must Fashionable and incomparably the best Standard Drapery Supply in the whole of Wesdand It has been bought cheaper acd will be sold at a more rer.sonable ratio of Profi s (and quality for quality) at lesser prices than cr,o bo off red by any other Wholesale or Retail Drapery Establishment in New Zealand or lire Ausrialasian Commonwealth, It is respectfully suggested that yen should inspect elsewhere before visiting the firm, for if you visit the firm in the first instance, there wiil bo no occasion to inspect elsewhere. The firm’s Standard Goods and Standard prices amount to A REVELATION. T. W. TYMONS AHD COY,, DRAPERY WAREHOUSEMEN, MAWHSRA QUAY. THE G BRSND. Boots and Shoes Are the Best and Cheapest. COMPARE PRICES AND JUDGE FOR YOUR SELVES Men’s Nailed Bluchers 3/11 4/6, 8/6 W. Tight Bluchers 9/6. 12/6 WaUu-uphtß 10/6, 14/6, 16/6 Nailed Shooters 8/6. 11/6, 14/6 Canvas Shoos 4/11, 5/6 Light Bn’rnorals from 9/6 Youths Shooting 13 o:s 1 to 5, 8/6,10/6 Youths Nailed Lace B ots 6/6 Ladies and Gents Goloshes and Gum Boots. Ladies Evening Shoes from 2/6 ~ Leather Lace Shoes from 5/6 Strap „ Lace Boots ~ Light Lace Boots ~ ~ „ Shoes ~ Canvas „ „ ~ Slippers ~ North British Gums 33/4/6 7/8 9/0 5/6 8/11 9d NOTE THE ADDRESS: R. Hannah & Co., Down to Data PT-T. Boot and Shoe Manufacturers. Mawhera Quay, Graymouth. Ross-Weir & Co. WANTED —A BOY to milk and drive milk cart, good wages and found. ■ „ \\r ANTED.—HOUSEMAIDS, VV Barmaids, Waitresses, Cooks, General Servants, Girls to assist in housework and sleep at homo, private and hotels. Register your names on our books FREE OF CHARGE. .. k i AITING engagements Clerks. VV Storemen, Vanmen, Billiard Marker, Miners &c. 3 4 and 5 roomed houses wanted by good tenants. f |1 0-LET—Central Offices. HOTELS for sale and to lease in town and country. ROSS-YVEIR & CO., DEBT COLLECTORS, Mawhera Chambers, Geeymouth, NOTICE OP REMOVAL. M. Moonsuo* WHOLESALE & FAMILY GROCER. ’N thanking his friends for their liberal support during the time he s been in business, notifies that he has —REMOVED— To now and up-to-date premises in Tainui Street, Near General Post Office. A New Stock of GROCERIES, CROCKERY, SEEDS. NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS owing to the old firm of T. W. TYMONS AND CO., Greymouth, are respectfully asked to be settled at their office, Mackay street.—The old Tram office—just at the back of their shop. The entrance is between the old Tram stables and ihc Sample Room. Hours of attendance from 9 to 5. WANTED KNOWN that we lan WALDEMER PIANOS in Grey mouth at FORTY-SEVEN GUINEASusuaI price fifty-five. The best mak English and German Pianos at same lot ra es. Coffer and Co, Importers, Ww ganui. H, Joliy, Agont, Hokit ka. I ROBINS New The TUST ARRIVED. NEW SEED?. f) Vegetable and flower. Rowe an* T bus cot.", Seed Merchants, Greymouth. 8 H y f: t ti v <| a V:', lISTMTIIEOUS J? YELLOW & BLACK STRIPE WRAPPERS; OJLISEu PENNY PACKET^