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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 January 1903, Page 4

OILMEH HOTEL. GREYMOUTH, P.O. Box 40. Thmphohh 25. mHIS ESTABLISHMENT moat JL oonviently situated, being close proximity to Wharf, Railway Station, Post Office and Public Buildings, it contains every appointment for convenience, safety, and comfort of visitors and boarders. J sing under the entire supervision of MRS. and MR. OXENHAM, patrons can be assurod of every attention. Porter attends all Boats and Trains GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS. Billiard Room Throe Tables, NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANCE. Dredging returns of We Coast and Otago Dredges posted ever Saturday) T OXENHAM, ... P oprietor FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY AND TRADE.

BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND FANCY GOODS' MERCHANT, Mawhera Quay, HAS imported a large and varied assortment of tasteful and unique Fancy Goods suitable for presents and general use, which he is selling at prices hitherto unknown on the Coast. No Old Stock. Everything dealt in is new, fresh, fashionable, and specially manufactured for the trade of XMAS, 1902. MR. PHILLIPS' special importation of Holiday Stock includes Boys' Own Annuals, Girls' Own Annuals, Chatterbox and Christmas Annual Volumes and Prize Books in endless variety. The illustrated Xmas numbers inolude London News, Graphic, Black and White, Pears' Annual, Holly Leaves, etc., etc. The Fancy Goods' Department contains Pocket Books, Wallet?, Purses, Chatelaines, Ladies' Hand Bags, Ladies' Companions, Workboxes, Ladies dressing cases, Gentlemen's dressing cases, Photo Albums, Photo Frames, Writing Desks, Inkstands, and other articles too numerous to particularise. Christmas and New Year Cards in cho : ce assortment. New Novels, magazines aud Periodicals every week. General stationery, demy, foohcap, & general account books and commercial stationery area specialities. DrW. M'E&T,H.B.Ch.B.F.R.C.S.£ i J hampton General Hospital and Nottingham Sick Children's Hospital, and late Resident Medical Officer, Dundee, Royal Infirmary. Has now removed to his residence, Hospital Street, near Presbyterian Church. Consultation Hours:—9 to 10 ft m„ 2 to 8 p m, and 7 to 8 p m. PIRE HOTEL Tainui Stebbt, Gbeymouth. Willam Claughesy ... Proprietor

The best qualities of Ales, Wines and Spirits in th** market. Xmas 1902. Xmas 1902. AGAIN THANKS the general public of Greymnuth and surrounding district for their liberal support in the past, and begs to announce the arrival of his 'Xmas stock, which has been selected from the very best and cheapest markets, consisting of— Mild-cured Hams and Bacon Currants Seeded Raisins Elmes 3 Sultanas Lemon Peel Muscatels Figs Dates Prunes and Almonds. EVAPORATED FRUITS, Consisting of Apples, Pears, Peaches and Apricots. Tinnbd Fbuits—Pears, Peaches, Pice Apples and Apricots. B®"Hams, Bacon, Butter and Cheese a Speciality. ALSO the finest assortment of China, Glassware, and Fancy Goods landed in Greymouth. Parcels and all goods delivered to any part of the district. £| A very liberal DISCOUNT given on all cash Purchases.

New Potatoes and Green Peas by every steamer. STOBEKEEPEE, Uppbb Mawheba Qua*, GREYMOUTH. GENERAL STOBEKEEPER AND BAKEB, BRUNNEETON. I favours and patronage, I wish to intimate that I hare received a large and selected stock of the numerous articles which comprise a general store, and I am now offering all lines at the lowest market GROCERIES: The celebrated Premier Tea, Mangawattee Tea infancy 1,2 & 81b tins, best factory butter, prime hams and bacon, new and evaporated fruits, the best obtainable, tinned fruits, almonds muscatells, &c, &e.

CEOCE.ERY & GLASSWARE : Lamps brusliware, cutlery., : holloware, and enamelled ware of every description, bath's tinware, steel trunks and portmanteaux, galvanised iron, axes, nails, &c, &o. Paints, oil?, scrim and wallpaper. Fishing rods and fishing tackle. I havo just landed a very heavy stock of BOOTS & SHOES the Premier Brand the best in New Zealand, including some lovely varieties in ladies' and children's boots and shoes in tan and black, both button and lace. Evening shoes, gent's tan and black. Bals. and shoes, a large variety. The W. T. Boots, bluchers and shooters are the best in the colony. lam prepared to sell the above lines for cash at the lowest possible price, and would ask th se who want a good article at a reasonable price to give me a trial before going elsewhere. I have also some lines in boots and shoes suitable forsummer wear, which will be sold considerably under cost. JAMES CBEAGH, General Storekeeper, Brunnerton.