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Grey River Argus, 30 March 1906, Page 1

Is Money = = Worth Saving ? •IF SO> en y°u must. keep in line with the many Intelligent Men and Women who patronise us daily, partaking of the MnnAV that have made our establishIWIUBICJ «2dVIIBy ment a household Word for PriCCS economy. j^^ mmm,^^^^m mmbmmi Jlconomy consists of two kinds—False and True. "When buying merchandise of any kind it is True Economy to always purchase the Beet Quality Obtainable. There-is no reason why you should not have the best, when it costs no more HERE than to buy second grade stuff elsewhere. Quality is what you want when the price is no higher. just f Remember: ReiiaWe^oods,S and be Try us ibwi^li&W-i l^^lllo6^ # SraaU Profits S Kettle Brothers, WINE, SPIRIT, & GENERAL MERCHANTS, ~ ASK YOUR IRONI,LONGER EOR THE —RAJ^GE. Will burn wood or coal and can be used as an open tireplaec Alll Ranges Guaranteed.

* COACH & HORSES HOTEL. TRAFALGAR AND BRIDGE ST., -NEIiSON— R. Storey: ... Proprietor. THE Above old established uid favourite hotel (within two minutes walk of the Post Office) has recently been repainted, ale-furnished, and thcroughly renovatfd, and the new proprietor ro- ' ipeotfeHsr solicits a fair share of publio patrwwUflj. None but liquers of the very : best Wands kept in stock. I?irßt class Stabling; Accommodation; stands for Vehicles. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. ; Moderate tariff. Most central hotel in ' Nelion. Telephone 116. Cab* meet nil BtMmtn. .«••«• TJ>3jE!.., # «« BANtfNS! • AIL IKON i ONCERS. COAL! COLA!! NOTICE! TO HOUSEHOLDERS. JOHN KENNEDY, COAL MERCHANT AND OAK • 1 •* Notifiei householder! and other ; ••« '•■ i it now keeping in stock a lftrg ply o£ STATE SCREENED - CuAL.~ This Cosl can be highly recommended b.< those desirous of obtaining A GOOD HOUSEHOLD COAL AT A LOW BATE. 'AUo on hand— Nuts, Slack, Coke wi Briok>, The above will be delivered to «ny pare of the town. Orders left with Messrs Burke (butcHer) Rnssell (butchsr), Tainui Street, Coal .D?pot, at my residence, .Hospital Street, (alongside Cressey'i batcher's shop w'!! be promptly attended toit IIIVII VT^B ■^ '' 111 *°^ T-^W : FEANK BADGER PAINTER, PAPERHANGEB, AND SIGNWBITEB. HAS. In Btock a jarge asaorcmenb ■&" Paperhanglriga, Palnte, Oils, etc, ot euc , ' very besfc, ERt.im&tesfe.yen tor all I : aripttonß y work. aiy Srst class wo krain played. ; , Addubss:— F. Badger, TAINaiSTRE'/E f CJOCTH BRITISH FIRE ANY I O MARINE INSURANCE COM.PVWD Capital,.. ... .... ... Jei,900,000 Accumulated Funds exceed ... 4?0,00f Fire and Marino -rnsurances ot overj ""■ kind accepted at very lowest rates. • All matters adjusted locally ; 'PROMPT and LIBERAL setlleiuent of claims. The South British is a Colonial institus P tion, 'off ering policy holders the very best; lc security obtainable . combined with the 7e most liberal policy conditions. • '8 All profits retained in the colony ?* NANOAE-BpW & COr, In District Attorneys, ■ ."'■ Greymouth. De ... • .'•■''..; N — ' — — I* MEMORJAM CARDS.- A large 1 shipment, just to hand. Argu ' Ojfice, MacJf ay street. ■ ...

TJNESIDE COAL. STATE COAL. BRUNNItB NUTS D. SHAMAHAN, COAL MERCHANT AND GENERAL CARRIER. Has hi Stock the most eoonomlsal household nrxture of coal, aUo a lar/r stock of 1 > turner Nuta, fire-clay, fi;» bricks, coke vnd firewood. Goal del-ttered to Cobden at torn. ratet. Small Coal for steam purposes (axgdi;? stocked. Orders may be left at ' private resi denoe, Herbert Street, Mark dprot «nd Co.'i, Mackay Street, or at th«» Co*' Saoot*. I SEVtn YEARS' ! MISERY Wimd, Heartburn, Indigestion, Dread op Food ; * SWEPT AWAY BY a— —MOTHER- — ' SEIGEI/S_ SYRUP - " I suffered severely for Seven Years from Chronic Indigestion. After every meal I suffered REAii Torture from accumulations of Wind and Gas on the Stomach. I used to Dread to go to my meals on this account. Extreme Nervousness, Pressure and Palpitations op the Heart and a horrible Burning Sensation in The Stomach also caused me great Distress and Suffering. I tried many remedies, but none gave me permanent REUEF. "Then, I tried Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup. I felt some benefit from it, soon after the very first dose, and so I continued to take it regularly, three times a day, till the disease and all its distressing pains 'and miseries disappeared. I now enjoy first-rate health." Letter from Mr. GEORGE E.. CulhanE, 145 Sutherland Street, . Paddington, Sydney, N.S.W. ; January 20, 1905. * # * You should not endure such ■miseries as those above described for seven days — not to speak of seven years— -after reading Mr. Culhane's letter. Get Mother Seigel's Syrup and use it promptly. SHOEING FORGE BOOjNDARY STREET. J. MeCAETHY (Junr.) 4 TsNOUNCES that he has taken ove: XjL the Shoeing Business wheh has 1 bee] so successfully carried on by Mr McTigu* and takes the opportunity of soliciting i Bhare of the trade. I have engaged an experienced Shoei so those who favour me with their worJ may rely that the workmanship will bi of the very best Shoes of all sizes kept in stock. .i. 3TCARTHY. Junr Win, WHITESIDE PASTRY COOK AND SMALL GOODSMAN, Mawhera Quay and Tainui Street. Xmiis Cakes- Xmas Cakes, • ORTJERS left at the Shop Mawhen Quay or ab the Shop Tainui Street) wil be'punctually attended to. 'Jrder your Xmas Cakes at once Afternoon Tea Rooms, Mawhera Qua^ (All Hours.) Parties, Picnics and Banquets for 00 tho shortest notice. "" — v— ..'.^ Trafalgar r Hotel pIAWKERAQUAY, GBB^MOTJTH Telephone No 72. Jfc/TRPMARONEY w\»ne? to i'.forr jj/X the General and Travelling tubli tha^e is Ftill in possession of the abov welNknown hostelry, and hopes by. payin sirict attention to business to met ,c a con tinuance of the support accorded hirai thp past. The Liquors, Wines and Beers will fc found to be of the very best. - KXCE.LLENi' AOCOMMOTUIO] or Boarders and Travellers, and a firsi Jass table kept. P. MAFONEY, |i : Proprietor,