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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 January 1903, Page 3

Red Biro -Bicycles. BgrForemost on Tr^ck^ New Zeuland Headquarters : Limbton Quay, Wellington, Messrs Harfey & C 0.,: Agents, Greymouth. HiC® Propose cleaning off the Balances of present seasons Stock, and will hold their r* Annual End of Season Sale. COMMENCING Thursday, 22nd January. When every Department will be found replete with Bargain; .*. A Large Stock of .'. FLOORCLOTHS & LINOLEUMS ! At exceptionally low Quotations. GREYMOUTH AND -REEFTON. DOW'T WASTE MONEY. If you want the very best article BUY Ask your Grocer which Teas have the greatest sale. This Is a true sign of their excellence and popularity.

IMPORTANT. Ask your GROCER for the « MARKET CANDLE," & " JESIES DREAM," the latter a new Toilet SOAP. - In explanation the public are assured that the u Magnet Candle" is the result of careful preparation, and in consequence, can see anything- of its kind dead out while the " Magnet " still looks on, and " Jessies Dream " by which the new toilet Soap will be Jcnown, and will be found perfect in every respect as regards all the requirements of the toilet. To he obtained from M c LEOD BROS-, SOAP & CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, D U N E D I N .

WISH ALL THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON. And beg to state that they have opened up a splendid assortment of American Boots and Shoes for the Men's Nailed Bluchers 4/6, 5/6, 8/6 Ladies Evening Shoes from 2/6. „ Best W, Tights 14/6 „ Strap Shoes 4/11, 6/6 i „ Water Tight Bluchers 10/6, 12/6. „ Canvas Shoes 8/11, 4/6 Shooting Boots 8/6, 9/6, 11/6, 13/6 „ Button Boots 11/6, 12/6, and Gents' Walking Boots from 7/6 to 30/- 13/6 „ Canvas Shoei 3/11, 4/11, 5/6 „ Walking Shoes from 5/6 Youth's Nai'.ed Boots Ito 5, 6/6,8/6 „ Lace Boots from 7/6 L Boys Strong Boots, 10 to 13, from 5/6 Childrens Boo's and Shoes in White, Black and Tan. Ladies' an! Gents' Gum Boots and Galoshes, always in stock. Boot Dressings in great variety. f 3 By purchasing from us you can save 20 per cent in your Footwear. NOTE THE ADDRESS—BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURERS)

... PIANOFORTE, THhitmX AJNi* HARMONY. MISS GRAY resumes TEACHING on MONDAY, JAN. 26th. Classes for coming Trin. Coll. Exams, forming at once. Address:—Herbert Street. ~~M"trT"ioV ' MISS LIZZIE HOLDER, teacher of the Pianoforte, will resume teaching on Monday, 26th. Addeess : Alexander Street. MISS MAUDE TAIT, (Licentrate of Associated Board) London, TEACHER OF SINGING. PUPILS prepared for Associated Board and Trinity College examinations. Only a limited number of students can be taken. Terms—£3 3s. Apply—Miss Tait, Hokitika. VIRGIL PIANO SCHOOL^ CONVENT OF MERCY, GREYMOUTH. GLASSES for instruction in the Virgil Clavifr will open on MONDAY, January 26th, Terms-Class'Tuition 3 guinoae, Private Tuition 5 guineas.

. ENDERS will bo received at tbis \ office until NOON of FRIDAY, the 30th JANUARY, 1905, for the CONSTRUCTION of a RAILWAY VIADUCT over Staircase Gully, rear Springfield. Plans, specifications, &c. may be seen at the Public Works Offices Auckland, Wellington, Gieynun'.h, Cbristchurcli, and Dunedin, and at the Post Office, Thames. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WM. H. HALES, Engineer-in-Chief. Public Works Office, Wellington, 21th December, 1902. INSIST ON HAVING PERFECT APPERTIZER