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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 11 October 1901, Page 1

J. V. EASBON & CO.,

Auctioneers, Furniture Manufacturers and Cycle Dealers and Eepairors.

Messes, j. w. easson & co. are making great preparation in FCKNITUEE for the Chnstmas Season, and trust by keeping large and fresh stocks to do a bigger business than ever “All tne latest designs in Furniture n large quantitiesand great variety. Puchess Chests Blankets ~ Pairs Bedding Wardrobes Suites Chest Drawers Cheffoniers Washstands Dressers ’ Pressing Tables Sofas .Bedsteads Occasional Chairs Wire Mattresses Chairs in all Spring „ varieties. Cutlery, Crockery, Glassware, Ironmongery, Mats, Fenders and Fire Irons. Everything used in fitting up a house from one end to the other.' IS INVITED.] OILCLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS. “Meisrs. J. W. Sasson and Co. have laid in a large stock of Oilcloths and liinoleums this year, as the larger the •took the better the assortment of patterns to select from. ! Last year, though carrying heavy •tooks, Easson and Co. found they had enough to carry them through the Ehristmas season, and consequently could not sell the quantity they would have had they carried bigger stocks. However, they are doubling their stocks this year and will consequently aave . _ fEe best Assortmantof Oilcloths r :■» - ' awn , Linoleums on the Coast.

All widths from 18 inches to 12 feet vide, sad at all prices and qualities. ' Inspection is cordially invited at their Auction Booms.

All Classes of Furniture, etc.,'sold on the Easiest jime Payments. Messrs Easson and Co are agents for khe following lines and ep Large Stocks bn hand :«? Cealandia Ranges, Densmore Typewriters, i|Colonial Ovens, Smith Premier Type*] writers, Camp Otens, Iron Safes, Blick Typewriters, White Sowing " ‘' •

Musical Depot

AgentiT-for the , famous DRESDEN PIANOS. A full range of instruments always on hand from 35 gunineas to 75 guineas, iAlso the famous BELL ORGANS. ]

Exceptionally easy terms arranged for Pianos «nd Organs from 10s monthly. VIOLAS Bows, Bridges, WHIStLES I Pegs, Strings, ACCoSUIANS f etc, for Violins, MOUTH OEGAHS ) Music Stands,

Chin Bests, etc. J. W. EASSON AND CO., Auctioneers. ~~SEWING MACHINES. MESSES EASSON & CO are Agents for ‘the famous White Sewing Machines, and keep large stocks of both Fund add' Treadle Machines 0,1 hand. Bold or the 'easiest time-payments: BICYCLES. M" ESSES EASSON * CO are Agents . for the West Coast for the I?est English, American and New Zealand made Machines. , ■. Epglifih -!,)>-<). American New Zealand Manufacture Manufacture Manufacture. Humber* Sterlings Anglos > Osmonds American . Akafahas ' Humbera --

.Whites ; ■■„!U The be supplied in all the J-lteet deHgns 'and improvements, including s— . ■, ■” ' . FREE WHEEL HUMBEBS ■ FREE WHEEL STERLINGS FREE WHEEL ANGLOS, f.The very- latest and best improvement 4a Cycles is. the FREE WHEEL, and [ample Machines are kept on hand. Messrs Easson A Co will be pleased to •now the Mechanism of this great improvemeat bn bicycles the FREE WHEEL. Don't buy a Cycle till you have examined their stock, they only keep the beat. ■■■■; ... • .

All Classes of Bicycle repairs undertaken at' lowest prices, and workmanship gaarantcfed. Bloylos sold on the easiest Time Payment.

Messrs J. W. Eaaaon ft Go STOCK ALMOST EVERYTHING, and if there

Anything you want, and do not see it , Ifortised, or mo it in their shop windows •quire lor it inside, and in nine cases «at of ton you will find they stock JUST the thing you want.

AUCTIONS.

We undertake ell classes of Auction Bales. Terms and Commission -on application at our'offioe, Mawhera Quay. Weekly Bales hold every Saturday pftemdon, entries for which must be sent before mid-day on Saturday. J. W. EASSON ft CO ■ Auctioneers. Business Premises Auction Booms Mawhera Quay I Offices Mawhera Quay Grocery Department • Mawhera Quay j Show Booms Maokay Street Cycle Bepair Works Mackay Street Show Booms Bicbmond Quay Produce Store Bicbmond Quay Furniture Factory Alexander Street ' Telephones Bos 58, 59, and 78 J. W. EASSON & CO Auctioneers. - STILLWATEE HOTEL, “ r;„ ; STILLWATEE. ME. JAMES BAXTEE, Stillwater, wishes to intimate to his friends that he,has bought the above well-known Hostelry, where he hopes by paying strict attention to business, and keeping the very best .brands of liquors and ales, to merit a fair share of public patronage. Travellers will find the Hotel most jpnTcnient. / 7, Excellent accommodation. James Bwtep ’> Proprietor.