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A SPRING ABBOIMaM Our enormous Shipments of Standard Stock and New Season’s goods arc now unpacked, and there is positively no house in New Zealand that can produce a NEWER, BETTER, or MORE VARIED and COMPLETE STANDARD STOCK of STAPLE DRAPERY, or one in a position to sell it at so low a price, as what we can offer. Our advertising space is not large enough to enumerate our Stock, or even the headings of its various divisions. WE STOCK EVERYTHING, and everything of its class is the best procurable; bought in large quantities by the most expert buyers direct from the manufacturers, and offered for sale by us at the lowest margin of wholesale cost. Our Dress Goods Division Alone would take columns to describe. But t«r see opr windows Where wc exhibit specimens of plain, coloured, fancy, fast black, & black brocade MERCERISED SATEENS, Equal ia design, colouring, and finish to the costly SILK productions of tho most famous French Looms. These sateens are soft and lustrous as the finest silk and beautifully adapted for close draping and the clinging effects of the new Spring styles. We also show Mei»cei?ised Silks Of exquisitely beautiful French manufacture, having all the appearance, durability, and high grade finish of goods of thrice their value. The colorings are very attractive, and the specially selected designs (procurable from us alone) are of a most pleasing and highly artistic character. In our Windows we further show WASHING PRINTS In assortment that includes almost every standeard print that is made. We arc well prepared for the Season’s business, our buyers having secured everything good in Staple Prints, and a magnificent variety of beautiful styles in Dress Prints. There is now no excuse to purchase old and common place styles while onrs are fresh from the mills, pretty as silk, cheaper than any that can elsewhere be obtained, and are guaranteed to wash and warranted to wear to satisfaction. T. W. TymonslCo DRAPERS’ WAREHOUSEMEN, MAWHERA QUAY.

JOHN W. CHALK’S Record Boot Shop Is to the'dore with an unrivalled assortment of Ladies and Gents 1 “ Black and Tan BOOTS AND SHOES. Of Every Description, SEE MY WINDOW 09* NO ROOM FOR 810 PRICE LIS; -^p| Ladies neat Walking Shoes from 5/6. Ladies white canvas tan or lace Shoe from 4/6. Gents neat Galoshed Bals from 9/6, 10/6 to BC/. Mens good naile Bluchers from 6/6 Best Mining Watertight in the market, double tongue 17/£ Mens Watertights a splendid Boot 14/6. Womens neat leather lace shoes from 6/6 Ail kinds of Childrens boots and others. Quality the true test of cheapness. Every thing connected with a first class establishment. At JOHN W. CHALK’S THE RECORD BOOT SHOP, MAWELutIA QUAY GEBIMOUTH.

Qriffen and Smith m S*=SgSjffi ~l J 'y "~Z ' ~ r n MP :laege stock op seed potatoes comprising Early Rose, Early ITermonts, Kidneys, Flukes & Frolifics. Prime Onion Seed. GRIFFEN AND SMITH, Beehive Store, Boundary Street and Union Store, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. 57,000 Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants.

PUBLIC NOTICE. j. c osa em, Deapee & General Outfitter, BEGS to inform the public of Greymouth and Country Districts that he has added to his general Drapery Business a first-class Tailoring Establishment, Where a real good suit of clothes can be obtained, fio and stylo guaranteed. A Splendid Selection of Patterns. Come and see for yourselves. Dressmaking By a competent Cutter done on the premises. Addeess : Maekay Street, Greymouth

ZEBRA Stove Polish INSTANTANEOUS POLISH, YELLOW & BLACK SIBJPB WEAPPEES tEHBT PACKETS

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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 18 September 1901, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 18 September 1901, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 18 September 1901, Page 3

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