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Grey River Argus, 9 March 1903, Page 4

BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND FANCY GOOD^ 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 Coa.sk. No Old Stock. Everything dealt in is new, fresh fashionable, and specially manufactured for the trade of Xmas 1902. MR P H I LLIPS special im por tation of Holiday Stock includes Boys' Own Annuals, _ Girls' Own Annuals, Chatterbox and Christmas Annual Volumes and Prize Books in endless variety. Tho ILLUSTRATED XMAS NUMBERS include London iNews, Graphic, Black and White, Pears Annual, Holly Leaves, etc, etc. The Fancy Goods Department contains Pocket Books, Wallets, Purses, Chatelainos, Ladies Hand Bags, Ladies' Companions, Workboxes, Ladies' Dressing Oases, Gentlemen's Dressing Cases, Photo Aibum.*, Photo Frames, Writing Desks, Ink Stands, and other articles too numerous to particularise. RAILWAY HAIRDRESSTNG SALOON, Upper Ma wh era Quay, (Next, door to Urquhart's Emporium.) F. MICHEL, HAIRDRESSER, HAIRWORKER, AND TOBACCONIST (Late of J O'oloman, AiickUnd), And many years with Sydney ai d Wellington 'Artists (Harry Tlvimas Price and D D Hyde) NOTIFIES the travelling and general public that hts has opened an up-to-date Haidressing 1 Saloon Cig'-tis, uignreties, pipes, etc, in stock. A Is.* »vigs, .schl|>s, fiizzettes, switches, f ii:iges, wavelets, find every description of hsvii work supplied for street or stage. A triul solicited,