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Grey River Argus, 24 April 1913, Page 8

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THE PIANOFORTE SOLO SING- ! , ING, VOICE PROUCTION, VIOLIN/ THEORY, HARMONY, COUNTER i'OTNT. MRS HAi. fcS. HAS RESUMED oiuDIES. ■ . .■-■-.■ • - '. I Teacher of Panofortc, Technque methods as in the Leipsic Conservatorium. ■■ <? "Pupils prepared for examination, and may stan new terms at any time. Telephone 257. Address: 105 TAINUI STREET. CONCESSION RAILWAY TICKETS FOR COUNTRY PUPILS . ■■■ -■': --„■.-•■■•:■ I __ . . — — — —^- ROYAL MAIL. COMMERCIAL LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. HOKITIKA. JOHN CAMERON: Proprietor. MOTOR CAR .For Hire; compe tenc Chauffeur, Also Hansom Cabs, Gigs, Dog Carts, Waggonettes. Landaus-, Buggys and Drags always on hire at shortest notice. Special attention given visitors and tourists -for Franz Joseph Glacier, South Westland, and all Tourist Resorts. . CHARGES REASONABLE. Telegrams and Letters promptly attended to. All trains met. Telephone : 117. JOHN CAMERON: Proprietor. PHOTOGRAPHIC Material and apparatus. Full supplies at Parkinson and Cob. WE LEAD— others follow- Quality *f or cash at Lowest. Prices. — HILDEBRAND •nd Co.

FOSTER BROS., (Government Mail Contractors.) ANNOUNCE their coach time-table between Ross and Waiho Gorge. Coaches leave as follows: — "' down trip. ■>:■•;■■■ Ross, Friday, 7 a.m. ; Hari . Hari arrive, r2.3o_ p .m. (lunch) ; VVataroa arrive, 6" p.m. ; Wataroa dep. Saturday 8 a.m,; .Waiho Gorge arrive, 1 p.m.. Waiho Gorge arrive 1 p.m ' ; return. ':: ( Waiho Gorge, dep. Monday, 1 p.m. ; : Wataroa. arrive, 6 p.m.; Wataroa dep. j Tuesday, 7 . a. m,. ; ■ Hari Hari arr., 11 a.m. (lunch) ; Ross arr., 6 p.m. ; A coach also leaves Ross on Tuesday" at 9 a.m., arriving- at Waiho' on Wednesday, returning, leaving- ; Waiho Friday, arriving Ross Saturday, . tqconnect with 4 p.m.' train for Hokitvka. For further particulars, apply to the firm. D,"SHANNAHAN~ COAL, COKE AND BRICK MERCHANT. IS PREPARED TO SUPPLY SIATE, BRUNNER AND PAPAROA COAL f^f\ A T COAL COAL Kj\JJ!\LJ COAL In any Quantities to all parti of .the town or country. ' Affent f/>r: — BRUNNER FIRE-BRICKS. FIRECLAY. BRICKS AND LIME? ORDERS Orders received at Doig's Butcher Shop, High street; Armstrong, Cobden; Mark Sprot and C 0.,. or Coal nepot promptly attended to. ' ,0. SHANNAHAN. , TOAL MERCHANT. l&hoa#: BQI OBSce: Herbert St.