GREY WARDEN’S COURT.
Monday, October 7th,
(Before Warden Hawkins.)
J. O’Neill, timber warrant, 20 acres, near Kotuku. Adjourned to October 14th.
E. Gardener, J. Wiensiewski, and H. Morrison, special alluvial claim of 7 acres, M’Leaus Creek, granted.
E. A. Stratford, residence site one acre, Moaua, granted.
GOOD NEWS FOR THE PUBLIC.
When setting up a liome it is worth knowing where to secure the best value for your money. Easson’s and Co’s furniture department is always to the fore, and it is really a picture to see their showroom. This enterprising firm is doing a good big business in this line and have furnished many homes throughout the Coast. This firm has a very largo factory and are turning out a lot of work ; they employ a large numbei of hands, the pick of cabinetmakers, and now is the opportunity for j t ou young people who are about to be married, when you want your homos furnished well you should go to that well-known firm who can supply you with everything from • a cradle to a coffin.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 8 October 1901, Page 2
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