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ji/T M'DONNELL has always on iVI , hand, Butter, Bacon and Cheese, A SPECIALITY. JUST ARRIVED. NEW SEEDS, Vegetable and flower. Rowe and Tbuscott, Seed Merchants, Greymouth. M M’DONNELL has on hand.— - Morning Dew Whisky, Usher’s Special Reserve Perfection Whiskies, also a large stock of Bulk Whiskey and Brandy. WANTED.— A Clean Respectable GIRL. Apply Mrs. Athey, Omoto Road, Greymouth. A CANADIAN LADY, Phenologist and true Character Reader, may be consulted at the Buck’s Head Hotel, TaylorviUe, Brunner, for a FEW DAYS only. UNBROKEN CHILBLAINS are instantly relieved by Loasby’s KOOLIBAH. Cures with 2 or 8 applications. 2/- everywhere. WANTED. —4 General Servants. 10/-, 12/6, 15/- and 16/- per week. WANTED. —First-class Cook leading Hotel. WANTED. —Stableman, must be used to horses and able to drive. HOTELS to Let in Town and Country. WANTED TO PURCHASE.—Good Hotel in Greymouth. W AITIN G ENGAGEMENTS.—3 First-class Barmaids. ROSS-WEIR & CO., DEBT COLLECTORS, Mawhera Chambers, opposite New Zealand Clothing Factory, Greymouth.

PUBLIC NOTICE, The colonial sugae eefinING COMPANY wishes to notify its customers that the s.s. Omapere wiU leave Auckland direct for Greymouth on MONDAY, 9th September. Orders should be wired immediate. GEEY EDUCATION BOAED. TO THE COMMITTEE MEN OF THE GEEY SCHOOL DISTEICT. aENTLEMEN,— Owing to the vacancy caused by the death of the Hon. James Kerr in the Grey Education Board, I beg to offer myself as a candidate, and solicit your 4 support and interest. If you do me the honour of electing me, I will endeavour to the best of my ability to watch the interests of the schools throughout the district as well as to promote educational matters generally. I remain, Yours obediently, JAMES KEEE. GEEY EDUCATION BOAED ELECTION, TO THE MEMBEES OP THE GEEY EDUCATION SCHOOL COMMITTEES. ENTLEMEN,—I beg to apprise vU" you of the fact that lam a candidate for the vacant seat in the Grey Education Board, for which I ask your support. I have, at Greymouth and in other parts of New Zealand, been a member of school committees for many years past, and have,, I trust, some knowledge of the requirements. I shall, if elected, do my utmost for the welfare of Education in the district. Believe me. Yours obediently, HENEY BIGNELL. Greymouth, September 3rd, 1901. NOTICE. HAYING secured the services of a first-class Plumber and Gasfitter, all work entrusted to me will be promptly attended to. Thanking the public for past favours lam, yours .faithfully. T. OWENS. FOR SALE. LEASEHOLD Section “ The Terrace*” Tainui Street, with comfortable 12 roomed cottage. Now in occupation of Mr. Young Hee. Particulars apply to G. W, MOSS AND CO. TENDERS. TENDERS are invited for the erection of alterations and additions to cottage in Alexander Street. Labour only. Plans and specifications may be seen at W. Arnott’s workshop. Tenders close on SATURDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER, 1901. W. ARNOTT, Architect.

FLAHERTY’S RESTAURANT, Richmond Quay, Geeymouth. HAVING been COMPLETELY refurnished, Visitors will find tbe bouse second to none in tbe District. EXCELLENT TABLE, with every attention. A. FLAHERTY ... Proprietor. J. Reynolds, CONSULTING CHEMIST AND MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN. Opening Day, Thursday, Sept. sth Temporary Premises : Tainui Street. (Three Doors from Bank of N.Z.) SPECIALITY. —Since passing tbe examination of tbe Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand in 1896,1 have made a careful study of tbe most modern medical works, including Massage Swedish movement, Hydrcepatbic and Electrical Systems. Advice free. Teeth carefully extracted, Is 6d and 2s 6d. STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, PICTURES, STATUETTES, &c, R. W. PARKINSON HAS commenced business in the above lines in the shop next door but one to M‘Kay and Co., Drapers, Upper Mawhera Quay. The stock is all new and personally selected, comprising many lines quite new to Grcymouth. New Parisien Vases, New Pictures, New Glassware, New Picture Mouldings, New Parisien Figures, Studies for Painting, Chromo Lithographs, Engravings, Photo, Frames, Books, Wall Texts, &c., &c. The Goods are all marked at prices lower than ever before attempted in Grcymouth. R. W. PARKINSON having purchased at a large discount for cash a well assorted up-to-date stock of Ladies, Gents and Children’s American and Standard Boots and Shoes will sell these goods at very low prices. Come and inspect. R. VV. Parkinson, Upper Mawhera Quay. “ K ” TOMATO SAUCE. Beyond' Comparison.