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Grey River Argus, 9 May 1912, Page 6

, ... - ■ — ttHA. j Dashing Hat j j ■■"■■■ "-■•■ "AT •■'».. ,;' . THOMAS & McBEATHS I In manjr of tbe uew Hats for this I jffii|i f inter there is- a daring and ' I ■^Hg^lElil J auiltiliess Qf stylo that makes ,: I them distinctly charming. Hate, large and small, are correct, .^^' for Dame Eashion has, in her most gracious mood, permitted a generous breadth of choice, such as we have never before known. Although there is much that is dainty about the - new Winter Millinery, the utility aspect has been kept well m view. ... For everyday wear cleverly made TWEED and FELT . HATS are shown at 5 /n, 6/i i, and 7/11 each, . Several new and all fche most popular colours and shades mUNTRIMMED STRAWS at 4/11,5/6, and 7 /6 awaifc • i your inspection. * ..■.-•- For those who prefer a snugly-fitting CAP, the popular Kink'.ng Caps are much in evidence, in velvet, corded silk and wooL The colour are the latest, white the Caps aro quite inexpensive, costing only 2/6, 3/1 1 , and 6/6 each. ■ The smartest CONEY SEAL HATS, in a diversity of .of styles, large and small, are on view. Prices 27/6 20/6 32/6 and 37/6 each, \ ■ \ ■■. ' i • Every <lay at Thomas A Mcßeath's is a Sliow day, but at present the Millinery Showroom displays are particularly worth while seeing. . . ■'" • ' AT ' ' ;'. ' " ; ■".. THOMAS & McBEATH'S I MIWHERA QUAF, GREIMOUTII. Australian Mutual Provident Society. Established 1849. The Largest Mutual Life Office in the British Empire and the Best Bonus-Paying Office in the World. Funds over ....: : £2?,O00,000 Annual Income over :. £3,540,000 Bonuses Divided Yearly! The CASH BONUSES divided • among Policy-Holders for the ONE YEAR 1910, amounted to £8?9,602, producing Reversionary Additions of £1,500,000. k LOw PREMIUMS. LIBERAL CONDITIONS, UNEQUALLED RESULTS. DIRECTOKS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: N The Hoji. 0. J. Johnson, IM.L.C, Cbairman; A, deß. Brandon, Esq., Deputy Chairman; the Hon E. Richardson, C.M.G. John Duncan Esq., and Joseph Joseph, Esq. New Zealand Branch — ' E, W. LOWE Custcmhouse Quay, Wellington. . ' Resident Secretary. ' Greymouth District. Office, A. G, KEMP - iTainui Street. ' District' Secretary. wgHEHJB^MB^ Come in and look over our fine range \ hH^hß^H !°^ Suitings — all the latest Style Ideas are \ /flffimSflr c w^^ ma^ e a u^ t0 your measure I /ffi^^™W ar >etter t^ an that of the City Tailors who II HWraiM cannot take your measurement in person.' / BBH c are P os ted in every little detail of pres- ■'« / ffln hSbBM en^ styles — our workmanship is the very / f^H wffl best— and our prices -as honestly low as a / wnß man of sense can expect to pay for a good WAUGH & ROBSON, Tailors & Outfitters

QLARENDON TTOTEL. : > CHRISTCHURCH. (Near G.P.O. and Cathedral SquareV I>. COLLINS : : : Proprietor. ■jiriSITQRS to Christchurch from ' X the West 'Coast could not do better than put up at the CLARENDON, however long- or short their ■stay may be. They will find every COMFORT and ATTENTION, as it is one of the best conducted Hotels in New Zealand. • THE TARIFF IS MOST MODERATE.

THE ' OHLP TNN HE ; OHIP INN J. S. BARTON Proprietor. k (Late of Hereford, Christchurch} MR BARTON takes this, opportunity of announcing that he has taken over the above hotel and ■ trusts by strict attention to business to warrant support \ Non« bat the BEST Wines, Beers, and Spirits Stacked. . Personal Supervision. A Trial Solicited A Trial Solicited