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Grey River Argus, 6 October 1905, Page 3

C^l KEY DISTRI T ' EiIMANENT T BUILDING & ISVISTMENTi SOCItTY. (l.egi.tcred). j The MONTHLY MEETING of tho aboee Society for receiving subscriptions and applications for loans will be held at Nt-iioarrow and Co's offio. THIS (Fri- ; day) EVENING, OCT. 6th, 1905 from half-past 7 till half past 8. « Members are requested to bring the.r l pass-hooks, I Tlis meeting of directors is held tho i 6ame evening from kalf-pasb 8 till halfpast 9. E. P. HEAPHY. - i Secret iry. The Season "IVTOW appro chos for Quinine and -13 Iron Wine. It is a seasonable, Tonic, therefore ifyou fee! out of sorts languid, or depressed, it will brace you up. Why not try a boi tie for that tired fceUi.!*? As an appetiser it stands unrivalled. It- steadies ihe nerves, enriched I the blood, a: d is thus a cure for nor- I vdn.*r.e*F, ciascd by genera' d biiity. j Why not try it right away ? l.rice 2/6 Ht Parkinson's c hould you feel forlorn and weary Dull tired and depressed As though a heavy load of care Was weighing on jour chest Remember — you can get relief and shake off all your woo Take tho QUININE & IRON WINE : OF PARKINSON & CO. It will liven up your spirits \ Invigorate your frame Infuse new life and energy l And make you fresh and game It's the finest toiiic going This no one contradicts < It's sold in half pint bottles The price is two & six ] J. SOMMERYILLE. Lat Dt.*n""".in, Timabtj and Ashbukton. French G.eancr. Dyer, and , Pressor. GENTS' SriTS C'cancl ard Tro sod 1 Equal to New. < LADIE7 COSTUMES A SPECIALITY Note the A- 1 dress - t Next to W. J6«-pb, Baker, Tainui street. Gre. mouth. j Pretty nearly everyi...dy nowadas , drinks tea, for it is pra-oti; idy tho f national beverage of New Zealand. t CRESCENT BLEND T EA. THE WHOLESOME TEA* s Goes in'o thy; homes where good itea is appreciated. This delicious tea is blendpd and packed by the j Empiro Tea Company (W. and G. c Turnbull and Co., proprietors). It ■] is a skilful blend of the Tobust tjoas •• of Darjeeling and the fine delicate teas o Ceylon. Tlva flavour is not pronounced, so that the palate never W,earies of it. The liquor is strong and rich, and the second brew is as tasty as the first, 1 Sold by all Storekeepers AT 2/ PER LB. .Let's Be "Your Hatter. If we con sell you the Fame quality of Hat you aro wearing now, and charge yon a little less money ft-r it — th.t's worth while, is'nt it? Well c.-me in and site these — -hey're money — severs. A Good Black Hat for '6/0. And Our Celebrate*:} 1/8. ' — THE— Cash Trading Coy,, -Tainui Street. ' Where the gooiJ Hats are.' A TEA TO YOUR TASTE. Exercise Cat»e . IN . :^ Tea' -Buying'**s . . ilf you tuy Tea loose j by the pound, how qa^ you expect uniforpa ftualr ity or ftay.gur-. tei aJo.»e purity ? * ' I muSft \ y y j is a scientifically W«?>nW | Tea. carefully packed in I our factories, and. until op-Tied in your own ! home, runs no chance of ! adulteration, or of com- . . intf in contact with dust, l dirt, gertns. or unclea^ , hands. A delicious Tea. npt » tasteless substitute. All live -.rocer?. Our Qwai**ai»te-u— Buy * tin, try the tea for three Oay_,.---i ! then if you do not like it nton ' inOlUGrNALTlNaßyonbonght ii to R, Wilson A Co., Dunedin, who will cheerfully refund yout money. : < J SHOEING FORGE a BOONDABT' STREET. jl j. McCarthy (Junr.) A NNOUNCES that be has taken over Z\. the Shoeing Business wheh has been b feo successfully carried on by Mr McTigue . and takes the opportunity of soliciting a i share of the trade. "' __ -_ - a I have 'an experienced Shoer y i*-o those who favour me wiihtbeh^ work j may rely that the workmanship will ' be ■f the very best Shoes of all sizes kept in stock. I J, 2.I'CAKTHY. Junr , 17