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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 April 1914, Page 3

JUST A !FEW LINES TO-NIGHT. Have you seen about that NEW COSTUME you promised yourself? Probably not, on account of theremarkable weather we have been favoured withStill, such weather won't always prevail, and it behoves you, therefore, to be prepared for the sudden change which will greet you in a few weeks,, YOU WILL EE WELL ADVISED. To make your choice NOW fas many have done) before the rush sets in, an™ thereby secure for yourself one of the very best £4 4s Tailor-made TWEED COSTUMES. WINTER COATS—A magnificent range of patterns in Teddy-bear Cloths, Sealette, and Caracul, made in the latest stvles frou £3 10a. THE UP-TO-DATE LADIES' TAILOR, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. Space Reserved

m Greyitj©ull>. iliS DOUBI.rSIDED PHENOMENAL NEW RECORDS BY THE ELLER Y BAND The sensational success of tho first Columbia-Rena Records by the famous Ellery Bond is being repeated with this further series—jusi, ready at all dealers. They stand far alxead of any Band records you over heard. . . The supreme ideal! Don't miss th em. NEW RECORDS BY THE ELLERY BAND. 4409- Vision —Morceau Caracterisque ... 12 inch.' Love's Dream After the Ball ... 5s each. 2228. Softly Awakes My Heart (Samson and Delilah ... ... 10 inch. Traumerei ... ... ... 3/6 eacr. 2229. Loin Du Bal ... . ... 10 inch. Chinese March ... .. ... 3/6 each. A POSTCARD WILL BRING YOU Complete Catalogues and New Descriptive List of Records with specimen copy of our Monthly Magazine. Columbia Records are sold by all Stores and Dealers everywhere. Can be played on Graphophon es and all makes of Gramophones. They wear TWICE AS LONG as any other Records. HUSiC SPECIALISTS, CHRISTCHURCH. F. C. WADE AND CO., Local Agents, Grevmouth.

MORE PRAISE FOR THE CYCLE. WHAT THE AWARDS COMMITTEE OF THE OTAGQ MOTOR CLUB SAYS OF THE NEW HUDSON'S ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE RELIABILITY TRIAL. 'Special mention should be made of the performance of A. Scott with liis 3£ New Hudson mid side-car. For a machine of (his comparatively small lierse-power to surmount such hills as Iho route provides, and come out.with * a clean sheet, is an achievemen t of which he might be proud." The distance was from Duncdin to Clyde and bach, via Palmerston, Kyeburn, and Bocks. The New Hudson, with a side-car and passenger, covered it without a single mishap. This is a splendid performance, rind it indicates the "New Hudson's" great reliability on the road. This performance is only one out of a lengthy list. Write and let us tell you about its other re markable achievements and.why it can put up such records. W. E. SCOTT 8> Sows, 133 GEORGE STREET, DUNEOIN.