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government DEPARTMENT FACT fli tallness of the Sopflrtmeat 8* tBSVRICTEP TO NEW ZEALAND, THE HEALTHIEST COENTR v IN TKF WORLD, ■«d *ll mousy received Ss Invested la 'fee C«l*ny iwd ipecially “ earmarked *' fcj Statute trfc* held Id trait for the Pelicy UHm J. H. BIOHARDSO, Commissioner. JR. B. LATTA ; Resident Agent. M'GAVIN’S WATER OF LEITH, DUNEDIN. The following Frizes for ALES .and PORTER have been awarded tnis Brewery: — lit Prize for Malt Bitter Ale and Ist Prize for Strong Ale Melbonme Centennial Exhibition. Ist Prize foy Bottled Ale and Stout, Dunedin Agricultural Show. McGavin & Co. BREWERS AND MALSTERB, DUNEDIN. Bottled by J. JOHNSTON, Waite St., GREYMOUTH. “UTU” CREAM IS A MOST RELIABLE HAIR RESTORER. A lew applications of this remarkable hair tome and scalp food will cleanse the head of all scruf and dand-rufi. will renew the growth o£ the , where the roots are not dead, and stop the hair coming out. Tty » little and job will be surprised with the result. Obtainable from all storekeepers. BtUTHKRN BRBBB MANFBT. 88 Y„ 6 Upper Albany St., Dunedin. Agent; DUNCAN McLBAN. Wholesale Merchant, Greymoutte dominion ironworks 8 8 G A E N Y D M S H ' FOUNDERS AGENTS FOR—Karmal Packings, Bowron’s Beltings,, Hurthouse Water Gauge Glass Protectors, Butler s English Brass Goods. . , All kinds of Mining, Dredging and Sawmill in g MACHINERRY made and OUR 1 MOTTO:— “Best Workmanship with Moderate Chartres.” GEO. CONTESSA. CONFECTIONER & TOBACCONIST, (Next Wickes’ Ltd.,) RICHMOND QUAY, GREY MOUTH. When buying CONFECTIONERY or TOBACCONIST’S goods try my shop. Better value cannot be obtained anywhere. All high-class goods. WINTER DRINKS—Fruit Wine, 1 Boston Ginger Ale, Pine Apple and Hop Beer, sold by the glass or bottle. t Come is and see for yourself.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 June 1912, Page 3
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