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JUtLN W. CHALK’S Record Boot Shop Is to the’fore with an unrivalled assortment of Ladies and Gents Black and Tan BOOTS AMD SHOES. Of Every Description, SEE MY WINDOW NO ROOM FOR BIG PRICE LIS/ Ladies neat Walking Shoes from 5/6. Ladies white canvas tan or lace Shoe from 4/6. Gents neat Galoshod Bals from 9/6, 10/6 to SC/. Mens good naile Bluchers from 5/6 Best Mining Watertight in the market, double tongue 17 ft Mens Watertights a splendid Boot 14/6. Womens neat leather lace shoes from 6/6, All kinds of Childrens boots and others. Quality the true test of cheapness. Every thing connected with a first class establishment. At 'jro XIXI W. CHARM’S THE RECORD BOOT SHOP, MAWELaJfiA QUAY GEEYMOUTH.

AUCTION SALE ON SATURDAY. sth OCTOBER, 1901, At 3 o’clock, p.m., At Auction Rooms, Broadway, Reefton. MR. T. HUBERT LEE, favoured with instructions, will sell by public auction, at his Rooms, Broadway, Reefton, as above, the following Valuable FREEHOLD SECTIONS, situated Central Broadway, Reefton, opposite Bourke’s. Hotel Sections 109 and 28, having a frontage of 33 feet to Broadway, and 33 feet to Strand, depth 132 feet. Sections 110 and 27 at corner of Smith Street and Broadway, having 33 feet frontage to latter, 33 feet to Strand, and 132 feet to Smith Street. Terms at Sale. T, HUBERT LEE, Auctioneer,

THE Adjourned Meeting of Business People will bo held at the Borough Council Chambers THIS EVENING at 8 p.m, WANTED— A respectable GIRL, situation in Ahaura. Apply Mrs Jones, Marsden Road, WANT ED.-Skirt and Bodice HANDS, Apply at once to Miss Tilley, c/o Chris. Smith, Cash Draper. WANTED TO SELL.—A Remington TYPEWRITER. Reasonable terms. Apply Box 5, Post Office. VAT ANTED.—Six WOMEN and four W BOYS for packing whitebait. Easy work ; good pay. No experience necessary. Apply— CHAS. HEATH, Irvine and Stevenson. TRY M. M‘Donnell for Teas. Agent for the famous Eringalla Broken Orange Peko and Koo Choo Teas. Tne best will go farther than any other. JUST ARRIVED. .NEW SEEDS, Vegetable and ilower. Rowe and Teuscott, Seed Merchants, Greymouth. WANTED KNOWN.—A good Hog Skin SADDLE at Yaeeall’s Saddlery Depot, Tainui Street, for 40s. ¥• M’DONNELL has always on , hand, Butter, Bacon and Cheese, A SPECIALITY. NOTICE. Large arrivals, glass, cutlery, cruets, fancy goods generally, Urquhart's Novelties Depot, Greymouth, KOOLTBAH relieves all pains. Best remedy for unbroken chilblains relieves instantly. 2/- everywhere ROSS-WSIR & CO., MAWHERA CHAMBERS, (Above Williams, Tailor). Hotel Brokers, Valuers and Arbitrators, Debt Collectors and Labour Agents. WANTED.—SiTgeneral SERVANTS, 10s to 20s, hotel and private. WAITING ENGAGEMENT.-Two Barmaids, 2 Cooks, 3 Housemaids, 1 Blacksmith, 1 Wagoner. HOTELS for sale in town and country. Particulars on application. GREY DISTRICT PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY (Registeued). T" HE MONTHLY MEETING of the above Society for receiving subscriptions and applications for loans will be held at Nancarrow and Co.’s office THIS (Friday) EVENING, OCTOBER 4th 1901, from half-past seven to half-past eight. Members are particularly requested to bring or send their pass-books. The meeting ot directors is heH the same evening from half-past eight to halfpast nine. EDMUND P. HEAPHY, Secretary.

“ KIOSK TEA COMPANY." NOTICE. ' ALL ACCOUNTS assigned to us by the above Company, which are now long overdue, MUST BE PAID at once, otherwise proceedings will be taken for the recovery thereof. H. C. HARLEY' & COY., Auctioneers. Greymouth, Ist October, 1901. BOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH. TO GROCERS, BUTCHERS, BAKERS, DAIRYMEN, HORSEMEN, AND ALL PERSONS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. NOTICE is hereby given that COBDEN BRIDGE will bo CLOSED to all vehicle and horse traffic from WEDNESDAY, the 9th inst.,to SATURDAY", the 12th inst., inclusive, to allow of alterations being made to the South approach. A gangway will be provided for pedestrians. By order. EDWARD IVEAGH LORD, Town Clerk. Greymouth, October 4th., 1001.

READY PENNY BAGS, USE. ALL GROCERS.

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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 4 October 1901, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 4 October 1901, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 4 October 1901, Page 3

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