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Grey River Argus, 10 May 1912, Page 6

I Dashing Hat Styles I; , • ,■ at. . . • . , ■="■;■, THOMAS & McBEATH'S T Jj^S^'fflMm ' Winter there is a • daring; and ■■:■ /^^^^Ef|l\ J auntiness of st y le that makes I ,iijjiM $Hp tliem distinctly charming. i Hate; large 'and small, -are correct, I . l for Dame Pashion has, in her most |; gracious mood, permitted a generous breadth of choice,, I siich as we have never before known. I Although there is much that is dainty about the I new Winter Millinery, the utility aspect has been kept I well in-' .view. I For everyday wear cleverly made TWEED and FELT | HATS are shown at 5/11/6/11, and 7/1 1 each, I Several new and all the most popular colours and shades |. in UNTRIMMBD STRAWS at 4/11, 5/6, and 7/6 await Eg your inspecfcioD. I For those who prefer a snugly-fitting CAP, the popular I Rmk ; .ng Caps are much in cvidencb, in velvet, corded silk I and wool.. The colour are the latest, white the Caps are a quite inexpensive, costing only 2/6, 3/11, and 6/6 each. I 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 day at Thomas & Mcßeath's is a Show day, I but at present the Millinery Showroom displays are I particularly worth while seeing. I " AT j THOMAS & McBEATH'S I MAWHERA QUAY, GWMOUTH. s . ■ ■ ■ 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 T~ ~z S£?,O00,000 Annual Income over : £5, 540,000 Bonuses Divided Yearly 1 The CASH BONUSES divided among Policy- Holders for the ONE YEAR 1910, amounted to £8?9,602, producing i Eeversionary Additions of £1,500,000. LOw PREMIUMS. LIBERAL CONDITIONS, - UNEQUALLED RESULTS. DIRECTORS OF, THE NEW, ZEALAND BRANCJEI: The Hon. C. J, Johnson, M.L.0., Chairman; A, deß. Brandon, Esq., Deputy Chairman; the Hou E.Richardson, C.AI.G. John Duncan Es^,, and Joseph Joseph, Esq. New Zealand Branch— E, W. LOWE, ' Custcmhouse Quay, Wellington. Resident Secretary. Greymouth District Oflice, A, G, KEiMP, ■ Tainui Street. District' Secretary. ; 1 W^M^MM NEXT* SUIT I t^^^^^l^B^i Come in and look over our fine range \ of Suitings — 'all the latest Style Ideas are \ /n§BSBSHH|f We will make a Suit to 3 r our measure 1 /B^^^wß ' ar better than that of the City Tailors who / / mB|«§JJB cannot take your measurement iri person. / ra&l l^^i c are P os^d in every little detail of pres- / j^^H ent styles — our workmanship is the very / MIH Hi k es t, — and our prices as honestly low as a I / k^ rans man of sense can expect to pay for a good I WAUGH & ROBSON, Tailors & Outfitters

THE QHIP TNN . HE OHIP iNiN J. S. BARTON Proprietor. (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« but the BEST Wines, Beers, and Spjrits Stocked. Personal Supervision. A Trial Solicited A Trial Solicited

■ntHE PIANOFORTE, SOLO SlNGing, voice. production, violin; theory, harmony, counterpoint. mrs. hales. has resumed studies. ' of Pianoforte, Technique, Method as in the Leipsic Conservatoriu.m. Pupils prepared for examinations and may start new term at any time. Telephone 257. Address: 105 TAINUI STREET. CONCESSION RAILWAY TICKETS • < FOR COUNTRY PUPILS.