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Grey River Argus, 6 October 1914, Page 7

£6 lOS 1 Re. a Cyclist ! >o t>reai outlay |£6 10s necessary! $tt 10s buss ; ,|' : - .'-'rrl- : : - The "STANt>ARC>" That s all icosts — only £6 10. For that small sum yon can bay anew "Standard cycle — a handsome, sturdy, English-made machine-r— a cycle which enables you to avoid tedious walking to get to your destina« tion quicker, while affording pleasant, healthful exercise., v . : TJie " Standard " (lady's or gent's/ has free-wheel, all modern iw- > prorements, arid is up-to-date in every respect. Our turnover, enables us to sell it at such a low price as £6 10s. Send for particnlars. "' . TTTTI W. A. IBlTTilHfel^r »0 lUS j George St , Ounedln JfillOS - : '.. ■ '■ y-• - . '•• ," --J : _ . ? :.■■ „■.•■•. •'• - .">'v';.: -'."". ■ ". '■ . '■. / If you but realised the ' - REDUGtiONS , tn •■■■ -/■• >■.-.■- r^.:y-- i Men's Wekr ROBERT M. HEMPSEED'I Tainui SL, Greymouth h i Where the good Hats are. _-.-' \ WELL— ■'■■ !;• ■; ■-';. \ • - : ..;. . • There wonld be no oth«r . . Mercers au.i Clothiers in Greyraonth. „ . ....-; " ' ' - . - *; 'r f '■ ■;: :■' '" ' ' ■ '"'■•.." \ " '' : ■ ■ ~<\ '■ : ■ ■ ■ ■ '. TRIST & SMALL. I I .■i:;v[.,- . •■■; ■... .• ■ '• . .. /v.-; '. ; .■% FOB •.,,. ' ; .- : .". ' 4 /::-;,. •.':; Trotti ng Reg uisites. i ' ' - .■■ ' -■-■: ■ ■ ' : i ' ■'" ■ ' ''"■'. ' '■ ' ' ■-■•■' ■■ ' -■■? CASHEL ST. i , CHRISTCHURCH I

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