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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 17 September 1901, Page 4

[established, 1863] THE AMERICAN CARRIAGE FACTORS Geeysiooth ROBERT YINS EN. COACHBUILDE?, WHEELWRIGHT AND GENERAL SMITH. HAVING added greatly to his plant, is now in a position to turn out in the very best style and. workmanship, Coaches, Buggies, Carriages, Wagonettes, Expresses, Spring and Tip Carts, Wagons &c., &0. Only first-class materials used. Estimates and designs furnished. DREDGING WORK A SPECIALITY D RE SSMAKING. \ /TIBS LODGE iIVJ (late of Wellington.) Has Resumed DRESSMAKING. Addbbss.-—Arney Street, Greymouth. LIME ! LIME !! LIME 1!! J. Fohl, WISHES to notify the Public, that he has purchased the Greymouth Lime Works so successfully carried on by Mr Godfrey, and is now prepared to supply farmers, bricklayers, and all trades WITH THE BEST OF LIME. WHOLESALE and RETAIL at Lowest Current Rates. Address :—Chapel and Willis Streets

msPATOH FOUNDRY COMPANY (LltfflTßD.) 3SEYMOUTH, (Established 18?!?.) GlogiDHPEi*, KoJJermiikßi'B, Iron and Bran Founders. Wood Turners, and ' Oonara) Smiths. S ATIONERY, FANCY GOODSJPICTURKS, 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 Greymouth. New Pavisien "Vases, New Pictures, New Glassware, New Picture Mouldings, New Parisian Figures, Studies for Painting, Chronio Lithographs, Engravings, Photo, Frames, Books, Wall Texts, &c., &c. The Goods are all marked at prices lower than ever before attempted in Greymouth. 11. W. PARKINSON having purchased at a largo 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. 11. W. Paekinsox, Upper Mawhera Quay.

ASHTON’S LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. All Kinds of Vehicles on Hike. Grey to Cemetery, DAILY. DRAG leaves Grey—B a.m 12 noon, 1 p.m., 2 p.m p.m., 5 p.m., 6p. pm. Leaves Cemetery--12 50 p,m„ 1 50 p.ms 2 4 30 p.m., 6 50 p.m., 10 a.m., 3 p.m., Saturdays—9 15 a.m., 10 30 a.m., p.m., 330 p.m., m. ISDNDAY. On Sunday the Drag will leave town at 10 o’clock, returning in time for Church Service. Afternoon—Leave Town 2 p.m., 230 p.m., 3 p.m., 3 30 p.m., 4 p.m., returning at 2 15 p.m., 2 45 p.m., 3 15 p.m., 3 45 p.m., 4 15 p.m. Faees — 3d to or from Cemetery. ' ‘ KAMO Mineral Water. TAKE KAMO AND SPIRITS. As a tonic, or. KAMO AND / MILK As a food, or KAMO ALONE As a Refresher.

In any way it is Good HEAD QUARTERS. — Stab Chambbes, AUCKLAND. THE NOVELTY OF THE CENTURY. um BA 111 H USB!. THE BEST USED ASK YOUR GROCER FOR « IT 99. COFFEE, PEPPER, AND SPICES. Absolutely pure. NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT IN SUEANCE COMPANY. THE WORKERS’ COMPENSATION ACT, 1901, INVOLVES Employers in the following Liability, payable by them for personal injuries caused by Accident, “ arising out of and in course of Employment,” viz;— For FATAL ACCIDENT— Three Years Wages. Minimum Liabilit. £200; maximum £4OO. For TOTAL or PARTIAL DISABLEMENT— (After the Second Week) —Compensatioi at the rate of Half Wages, such pay men' ' not to exceed £2 per week, upito a’’ - aggregate £3OO. In addition to the above Employer are liable under The Employers Liability 1 Acts, viz—Death up to 3 years’ wages ; maximum £SOO. Disablement, full wage j and damages up to a sum equal to 3 year c wages; maximum £SOO. Also Compensation or Damages undei j The Common Law, thus —Employers wiU now be practically LIABLE for al Accidents, The owner or employer also liable to the Employees of Con f tractors or sub-contractors. $ No receipts are valid unless they are oi the printed office form of the Company, I For Rates apply to G. S. CRAY & CO., District Agents, Greymoufc