our Children’s Outfitting SECTION , * Is fully stocked with a wide range of I CHILDREN’S GARMENTS in a variety of styles to suit all purposes. iSP X h % DAINTY MUSLIN FfiOCK, as sketch, trimmed embroidery and ribbons. Stocked in 7 sizes. From 22 inches long at 10/3 up to 39 inches long at 17/6 fWb fVb SERVICEABLE FROCK, in Navy or Saxe Serge, as sketch, with embroi- « dery collar and cuffs. ,| Stocked in 6 sizes., From 21 inches long at 15/9 up to 36 inches long at 28/6 When ordering, kindly state size required. hh POSTAGE FREE. e> 4 b X 1 &1 m BALLANTYNE’S CHRISTCHURCH
PIANOS! PIANOS! BECIISTEIN. COLLAR!) AND COLLARD. GILBERT. IIOPKINSON. VERDI. ESTES’. DOMINION. Y/EBLEY, gONS & Q.OFTON, ENCAMP BELL’S BUILDINGS, - GREYMOUTII, TiIONE 361BERGER’S • THE PAINT FOR ALL SURFACES. Inside or outside a building this wonderful paint excels all others. Its chief characteristics are based on quality from first to last. EVERY DROP OF MERGER’S A S N T is thoroughly tested—chemically, and from the practical painter's standard of actual results in work. Obtainable from— F. W. BADGER & 00 PA'NtERS AND DECORATORS. MACK AY ST. :::: GREYMOUTII. (HOLMAN’S STARCH is the outcome of tests and experiments, extending over 150 years. Don’t be deluded into buying a cheap starch by the statement that it. is equal to COLMAN’S. “COLMAN’SS” is put on the market at the lowest price possible, and lower-priced articles aro necessarily of inferior quality.
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SEEDS! SEEDS!f SEEDS t f, J \7L/"E beg to advise our numerous farming friends that we have just landed our annual supply of NEW SEASON’S SEEDS. These consist of grass,. clover and turnip seeds, which for quality and high germinating power, cannot be excelled. In selecting our seeds wo always buy the best that, money can secure, onr motto being “best is cheapest,” and this accounts for us retaining the confidence uf farmers in the seed business. Wo shall be pleased to forward samples and quote prices an application being made to ns. Wo have the following in stock: — Rod Clover, Trefoil, White Clover, Lotus Major Alsyke, Cow-grass, Imported Cocksfoot (choicest Cob • M. dressed 16 to 17 lbs.), Perennial Ryegrass (28 to 321ba), Italian Ryegrass, Crested Dogstail, Chewing’s Fescue, Lucerne, llapo. * SWEDES. Purple Top Yellow Turnip, Green Top Yellow Turnip, Yellow Globe Mangel CREAM SEPARATORS: We are Agents for the DIABOLO HOME SEPARATOR AND FLOTT SEPARATORS.-—Call and inspect same. MANURES. - Superhosphates, Rape and Turnip j Manures, Blood . Manures, Basic Slag, Mixed Bone Dust, Agricultural (Brunner) lime. The analysis of all the above manures '.a supplied and guaranteed.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 November 1913, Page 1
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