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Grey River Argus, 13 May 1911, Page 2

PUILIC NOTTCES. Cyclists! Prepare for Wet and Winter! To cycle comfortably in winter months you muse fee suitably equipped. A. go«d lamp, a cape that will irard off the hearießt rain, mudguards, leggings, etc,— all these »ie indispensible to comfortable winter cycling. You will find ererytbing you need in our immense stock at prices absolutely the lowest. Call or write. We pay postag« on all cash orders. A few items : — Lamps (gas) 4/6, 6/6, 12/6 Lamps (oil) 2 /- 3 3/-, 3/6 Cycling Capes, 6/-, 10/6 Leggings 1/6, 2/-, 2/6 Mudguards, (celluloid) 5/6, 6/6 Tool Bags 1/-, 1/3, 1 / 9 Carriers (with straps) 1/6, 2/3 All other lines at similarly low prices. Write or Free Catalogue. Prices for Ererything Giyen W,A. Scott i Sons, S peedwell Cycle "Works, 100 George Strett Dunedin. THEIROOADERO. BOUNDARY ST. ... GRKYMOUTH. FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS. COOKED BY A FIRST CLASS CHEF. (Late of .the [White Hart Hotel, Christchurch), TRY TfcE ABOVE RESTAURANT AND SUPPER ROOMS. Cleanhnes j and Cirility is my. Motto. Maals at any hour of the day or niffht. ,■-■■ PRIVATE APARTMENTS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. OPEN ON SUNDAYS FROM C p.m a.m and seven p.m at the following" to 11 p.m. R MUNDY, Proprietor. CHRISTCHUROH COAGH SERVICF MOYNINHAN AND CO. * T INE of COACHES «&] \^ % FARES SINGLE 20t. RETURN 30s HEKN2KER AND CO.. -_ AGENTS. Q.RKYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUJ. WEB 7« C S A i I J ■HKEDERS STAK- *•, of 65 soys; second horse 10 soys and third horse 6 soys out of the stake. For two-year-olds and upwards. ■ " acel ff nce-, f ° r - aee PCnalties . and .^NALTIES— Wuneri after Ist Amr ust lail. of race or races of tne •collective value of 100 soys 141 b s extra; 75 soys, 10 lbg., SO soys, 71bs. 35 soys 61bs. ALLOWANCES.— Maiden four-year-olds and upwards, at time of starting allowed lOlbs; three-year n T cs??ir JI bs ; tw °-year-olds 51b P . DISTANCE— Six furlongs. Nominations to close on Ist JULY Lyii — 10s Further payment to close on Ist SEPTEMBER, 1911,— 305. Final payment on nig-ht of nominations hrst day's n events of Midsummer Meeting 1 . — 20s. - • • -ONDITIONfI-Opta only to horses whose dams were, at the time the nominated horse was foaled, the bona fide property of residents of the Greymouth Metropolitan District. . »...-.•■ ' Unless sufficient entries and further payments, to the satisfaction -of the Committee, are received by lep-'' tember Ist, the race may be cancelled and all payments made will" be refun ded. " • • ■}, G. T. GRACE, > Secretary^ WE INVITE ALL WHO ENJOY |- V GLASS OF PORTER OR ALE! To Ask For— M°GAVIN'S \ On sale at all hotels in the city and surrounding- license districts We manufacture V 3auses, Pickles, Vinegars, and Cordials and Stack Glassware for Hotels, EU. ' 2EALANDIA MANUFACTURING COY | • Walte Streat i i CrfeymeutJ* ALL WHO WOUD ACHIEVE SUCCESS SHOULD ENDEAVOUR TO MERIT IT. XX7"E have during the past year spared no expense in endeay-' ing- to bottle the vi»ry best PORTER and ALES in New Zealand, and can now confidently assert that we have succted'"' in doing so. J\ ■pOUNDRT |^tOT . ■" '">'. -Mi. ■■■■■■■■; ■-•"•• ; . :=■■- / % Pxopiri»t«n, 1873.) .; . \ Engineers. Boilermakers. Iron aoi Brass Founders, Wood Turner.- ■. General Smiths. V; £ Sole Agent for the West Coast of the r Atlas Boiler Fluid for gleaning Boiled. V