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Grey River Argus, Volume LVII, Issue 10261, 18 April 1899, Page 4

Public Notices | lac Falling Leaves | | €ive Warning of Winter | '*» So the falling of the. hair tells l\ of the approach of age and declin- fjj ing power. No matter how barren the tree nor how leafless it may Jh seem, you confidently expect leaves j \ again. And why? j^ Because there is Life fi at the Roots. So you need not worry about the ' falling of your hair, the threatened departure of your youth and beauty. And why ? Because if there is a spark of life re- , maining in the roots of the hair Myer's ##a##* Vigor will arouse it into healthy activity. The hair ceases to come out : it begins to grow : and the glory of youth is restored to you. prepared by Dr.J.C.Arer& Co.,Lowe]l,Mas3.,U.6.A SPARKLING ALES IN Hogsheads, Barrels and Kilderkins, and NEW SEASON'S Bottled Ales ani Stout In Quarts and Pints. THE BEST IN THE MARKET. Equal to the Leading Brands of English Ales LIGHT, EXHILARATING REFRESHING. READ_THIS ; &inr je&iw, Is again under the able management of Mrs A. D. SILK. s Miners "will find this house a perfect [ home ; try it. Farmers like the Leviathan as the charges are moderate. Travellers will find this House convenient, as it is near the Railway Station. Families specially catered for, and private rooms can be obtained, if necessary. MRS SILK has had the House and . Dullcliugo cn.fci.roly renovated, and fitted with all modern improvements. 1 TERMS TO SUIT ALL CLASSES. 1 MRS A. D. SILK, Proprietress. SPEIGHT'S VMIZEI* JUDEB $> JPOMOFXB BE SURE AND CALL FOR E^ 3 SPEIGHT'S. c l^j Again we beat all competitors at the Christchurch show, and wherever exhibited all Over the colonies. We have never been beaten. On tap at the principal hote^. Call fop Speight's P^ize Ales BLACKBALL COAL This famous Coal unequalled in quality for either STEAM or HOUSEHOLD purposes, can be had in any" quantity by leaving orders at the Company's office Werita street, or at Shoots. No Household should be without it. CLEAN! STRONG HEAT! NO ASHES ! NO WASTE ! J. T. SKOGLUND, Agent. Trafalgar Hotel. JAMES KEENEY, Proprietor, Wishes to return thanks to his numerous | patrons in the past and trusts that the same liberal support will be accorded him in the future None but the best brands of wines and , spirits kept in stock. The table is under the supervision of Mrs Keeney, which, is a sufficient guar antee of its excellence DAWSON'S HOTEL, REEFTON. NEWMAN BROS 1 Mail Coach leaves for Westport daily at 830 am ; for Nelson, Tuesdays and Fridays at 815 am. A coach leaves for Boatman's dai'y at 3 pm; and for Black's Point three times daily . The best of accommodation for travellers at reasonable rates. WAVERLEY_ HOTEL. Mrs GILMER ... Provmetor. Late of Custom HpuW Hotel, The Port, Nelson. The above well known hotel is situated at the corner of Herbert atfd Hospital Streets, Greymouth. The besifc of WINES, BEERS and SPIRITS, an& &re kep£ in sti<ek» oft: «nd try them