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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 23 August 1901, Page 3

T. W. TymonslCo GREAT SALE IS SUDDENLY STOPPED. Because they have completely sold tPe whole of their original Standard Stock. BUT T. W. TYKMONS & @O. Iff ill Still On The work of supplying the whole of Westland’s Drapery Supply. . The firm is now unpacking their Home and Foreign shipments of FRESH, FASHIONABLE, AND FIRST QUALITY Early Spring Goods Whole and Complete Standard Drapery Stock This now stock is the Freshest, Largest, mnst Fashionable and incomparably the best Standard Drapery Supply in the whole of Wesiland It has been bought cheaper a"d will be sold at a more reasonable ratio of Profits (and quality for quality) at lesser prices than can be offered by any other Wholesale or Retail Drapery Establishment in New Zealand or the Australasian Commonwealth. It is respectfully suggested that you should inspect elsewhere before visi ing the firm, for if you visit the firm in the first instance, there will be no occasion to inspect elsewhere. The firm’s Standard Goods and Standard prices amount to A REVELATION. T. I. TYMONS AND COY., DRAPERY WAREHOUSEMEN, MAWHERA QUAY. THE G BRAND. Boots and Shoes Are the Best and Cheapest. COMPARE PRICES AND JUDGE FOE YOUR SELVES Men’s Nailed Bluchers 3/11. 4/6, 8/6 W. Tight Bluchers 9/6, 12/6 „ Watertights 10/6, 14/6, 16/6 „ Nailed Shooters 8/6, 11/6, 14/6 ~ Canvas Shoes 4/11, 5/6 , Light Balmorals from 9/6 Youths Shooting Boots 1 to 5, 8/6,10/6 Youths Nailed Lace Boots 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 7/6 9/6 5/6 3/11 9d NOTE THE ADDRESS R. Hannah & Co., The Down to Date Boot and Shoe Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. STAYING purchased that large I building known as the New Zeand Clothing Factory for remowal, I >w OFFER the material at a LOW RICE. WILLIAM AENOTT. Apply Arnott and Seahrook, APPLICATION FOR LICENSE FOR A CLAIM. Under “The Mining Act, 1898.” APPLICATION FOR LICENSE FOE A CLAIM. To the Warden of the Westland Mining District, at Ahaura. PURSUANT to “The Mining Act, 1898,” the undersigned, William Rundle, of Greymouth, Mining Investor, hereby applies for a license for a claim as specified in the Schedule hereto, in respect of the land therein referred to, which has been duly marked out for the purpose. Date and number of miner’s rights : 11574,19/10/1900. Address for service : Care of J. Hargreaves, Ahaura. Dated at Ahaura, this 20th day of August, 1901. SCHEDULE, Class and sub-division of claim: Special Di-edging Claim. Style under which claim is to be worked : Hercules Gold Dredging t ompany. Proposed mode of working : Steam dredging. Proposed Term of License : 42 years Locality where land is situated, with its boundaries, measurements, and area : All that piece or parcel of land containing 70 acres (more or less), situate in Ahaura River, commencing at a point ou the north-east side of said river near and above Cemctry Gully, thence up the north-east side of said river about 60 chains, thence over said river along the lower boundary of Ahaura River Gold" Dredging Company’s Claim a distance of about 12 chains, thence down the southwest side of said river a distance of 60 chains, thence over said river, to its north-eastern side a distance of 12 chains to point of commencement. Pegs marked Signature of Applicant: William Rundle, by his registered agent, J. Hargreaves. Time and place appointed for the preliminary hearing of the application and all objections thereto ; Wednesday, 25th September, 1901, at 11 30 a.m., at Warden’s Court. Objections must be filed in the Registrar’s office and notified to applicant at Ahaura 24 hours before the time so appointed. J. C. MALFROY, Mining Registrar. B. DIXON, Bookseller and Stationer. IN thanking the inhabitants of Greymouth and surrounding districts for their past favors, wishes to notify that he has REMOVED to those premises lately erected, nearly opposite the Post Office. Inspection of Goods respectfully invited. * NOTICE OF REMOVAL. M. Noonan, WHOLESALE & FAMILY GROCER. IN thanking his friends for their liberal support during the time he has 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. WANTED. Barmaids, Housemaids, Waitress, Cooks, &c, for hotels; also General Servants, Nurse Girls and Girls to assist in housework (private.) WANTED.—Boys to milk cows. Lads to drive horses. WATTING ENGAGEMENTS.—First lass B rraaids, Storemen Clerks, Boots’ &c. WaNTED. —Employers of Labour to consult ns (no charge for registration.) HOTELS. —Two good country Hotels for sale or to let; also one near town. Particulars Ross-Weir and Co. We have a bona fide purchaser for a really good business Hotel in town, cash. AGENTS.—Swan and Co. air, enshion, rubber Stamp ; Debt Collectors’ Association. ROSS-WEIR & CO., Mawhera Chambers, opposite New Zealand Clothing Factory, Greymouth. AT the Paris Exhibition of 1900, “A GRAND PRIZE” was awarded by the International Jurors, representing Eminent Scientists and Food Experts from all parts of the World, to the preparation of Corn Flour known throughout the World under the Mark or Brand—- ! MAIZENA f (DURYEA’S.) THIS PRIZE IS The “ Highest Award ” possible to haYe been received by anybody or any product. TO BE HAD OF ALL GROCERY AND STOREKEEPERS. ZEBRA P 4fo iefiio INSTANTANEOUS POL.I K, YELLOW BLACK STRIPE WRAPPERS,: PENNY PACKETS