Tea. CARTER'S NEW AND TESTED SEEDS ! m <*m 21 f*i *m i**^ H m~X: SS £SE I 3&3*K --< & M$ '«*£ 0 ■■3 o X ■s^, & s* > "'..a,' % V,CA'RTE RSi VI CT ORI A Holderlli Sons
JOHN W. CHALK'S Record Boot Shop Is to the fore with an unrivalled assortment of Ladies and Gents] Black and Tan BOOTS AND SHOES.' Of Every Description. NO ROOM FOR BIG PRICE LIS/ Ladies neat Walking Shoes from 6/6. Ladies white canvas tan or lace Shoe from 4/6." Gents neat Galoshed Bals from 9/6, 10/6 to 80/. Mens good naile Bluchers from 5/6 Best Mining Watertight •in the market, doublo tongue 17/fc Mens Watertights a splendid Boot 14/6. Womens neat leather lace shoes from 6/6. ill kinds of /Dhildrens boots and others. Quality the true test of cheapn-ss. Every thing connected with a first class establishment. At THE' RECORD BO K >P, JfAWHii£& QUAY GBEYMODTH.
j Announcement. [Extract from Letter received with my Last Shipment of Beer.] , • • i 'i E are shipping per first steamer to your esteemed an • valm d order 12 hogsheads of our Special Export , Beer, trusting it may reach you in good , order and condition. We take this ' favorable opportunity of complimenting you on your fixed determination to adhere to this high-class beer. To the , average licensed victualler the price (£5 5s per lihd) may appear excessive, but bearing in mind that this brew is made solely from the best and purest malt, with Kent (England) and Bavarian hops, which we may mention are the best procurable, it will be seen that our price is very moderate. We feel sure that the i reputation you have so we 1 established for a perfect glass of beer will be fully maintained by the shipment." A WORD OF WARNING. Good beer is frequently rendered unpalatable by dirty pumps and their connections. Cleanliness is the great desideratum in placing beer before the j British public, and having this object in • view the following is my modus operandi:; After each cask of beer is drawn in my ] hotel the pump is taken to pieces, all j joints broken, the fittings externally and internally immersed for 20 minutes in a strong solution of hot water and soda, and the parts carefully washed—first in hot, afterwards in clean cold water. The pump is then replaced in position and all i connections made air-tight. This "Special j Export Brow " is now on tap, and I have pleasure in offering it to Connoissrurs of our National Beverage. ' "W.Dahj Revington, REYINGTON'S HOTEL, GREYMOUTH. Telephone 70. P.O. Box 86. Night Porter in Attendance.
B. DIXON, Bookseller and Stationer. "N thanking the inhabitants of Grey- . mouth and surrounding districts for tlicir past favors, wishes to notify that lie has REMOVED to those premises lately erected, nearly opposite the Post Office. Inspection of Goods re: ~J M'DONNELL has on hand.I,VI - Morning Dew Whisky, Usher's Special Keserve Perfection Whiskies, also a large stock of Bulk Whiskey and Brandy.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 26 August 1901, Page 4
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493Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 26 August 1901, Page 4
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