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Grey River Argus, 23 September 1911, Page 3

ANNOUNCEMENT I — We have the pleasure of informing you that we arc now making our first show of new season's MILLINERY. Kindly accept this announcement as a personal invitation for you to pay a visit to this important display which is' now being held in our Milliner.y Showroom. MANSON& CO., MAWHERA QUAY. GRIFFEN and €fc»H< smiths 2252£Seeds that will grow. Beautiful samples of Early Vermont, Up-to-Date Kidiioys, GSarly BCosc 9 Beauty of Hebron, White Stars Eldorado, ISurbanks, etc- We have gircn special attention to our potatoes, and can confidently recommend them to our clients. Keliable Vegetable Seeds mean to. each householder a nice supply of vegetables all the year round. Our Seeds are teste before sending out. We thus protect • our Customers from loss of time and money Cabbage & Cauliflower Plants- Prime Rhubarb Roots. 7 IBeeMve and : Union Stores

|to sell you any ra I OTHER THAN B CHRISTCHURCH COACH SERVICE MOYNINHAN AND CO. LINE of COACHES will leave Otira for Cass on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS after the arrival of train and return from Cass on TUESDAYS, THURSDAY and SATURDAYS. , FARES SIN SLS 203. RETURN 30s M h FOCARTY AND CO AGENTS.

TO STAND THE SEASON. AT GREYMOUTH LIVERY STABLES, And travel the Grey Valley and surrounding districts. THE TROTTING STALLION Sir.c, Elackchild; dam, Moonstone; Rothchild — Tennessee ; Imperious (imp.) — Mascotte (imp). jT-IHILDSTONE is a dappled >bay v_y with black points; aged 6 years." and is without doubt' one of the best g-aited trotters that has cjver been seen on ths Coast. His great stamina and speed won for him the admiration of all who hay-? witnesses his . performances. . Inheritingall the qualities of his sire IC Blackchild " who got Noval 2.17. Mantle 2.28, Glenidol 2.32, Master Black 3.55, Maud H., King G., Miss Black, and many others. _ Also — WILD CRY. Sire, W-ldwood'; Dam, Lady Criterion A limited number of approved mares at Six Guineas. TERMS: £<L 4s. GROOMAGE ss. Payable on December 31st., 1911. For further particulars apply to Groom in charge or — T. McGRATH, Owner. J. KENNEDY GROCER, 40, HIGH STREET, Notifies the general public that he is a staunch supporter of the DAYLIGHT SAVING BILL, , and will from the Ist. of October open his establishment at 7 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. ; and he guarantees to sell more TEA AT 17- LB than any other firm in . town during those houps. Seed potatoes and vegetable seeds always stocked. Ring Telephone 88.