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Grey River Argus, 23 October 1915, Page 6

r^yi?^^- TL. ll 11*11* d£3tirs?l <r^j Inc New Millinery y^\ "^ is particularly pleasing. *^ j^ We have just opened more new Millinery — and you'll find no finer display S Y^^v^Smr VHB^Cr'ia^^Bh^'ilW'') " l c Domi 1 " 011 - Every hat is correct, yet the variety so wide that you'll \^^±4S£^hi 'pgSSSateSlg^^^^^^^ find just the "love of a hat" to suit you. STysJS&*^ys V^. /Tss^ - There are plenty of the small shapes in so high favor with the fashionably ///N. / fr^ iuelincd Those ne w Sailor (Styles too, in an elongated effect, with greater '^V!/ The small 11 ess of many of tlie new Hats will be made less conspicuous by the great part that flowing veil play in corect headgear in fact, the veils are not the least fascinating part of the new Millinery. The Materials generally favoured are taffetas and straws — whilst many of the new Hats are a blend of straw, silk and velvet in daintly toned colors. The flower crowns will be as popular as ever this summer, whilst the vogue for wearing hats tilted at all sorts of piquant angles will make the use of hair ornaments very general. I " We ask you to come and inspect our display. You need feel under, no obligation to purchase-r — we'll be quite happy if' you just come and have a W) t t' 1 ■ >/- V ': p p p Tymons & Co. Greymouth.

Agricultural Manures. THE WAR HAS 'NT AFFECTED OUR SUPPLIES! Never mind what manures your land and crops require we've just what is wanted in full quantities- and guaranteed strength. Although many manures, and phosphates parthm. larly, are scarce we've plenty. RAPE FERTILIZER SUPERPHOSPHATES BASIC SLAG BONEDUST GUANO Carton's Seeds We are the "West Coast Agents for these celebrated seeds. This >year Regenerated Strains are better than ever. Have you tried Garton 's Superlative Swedes they have won for the third time in succession the First Prize Crop for the A. and P. Association, Field Competition. GRIFFEN & SMITH, Ltd., SEED MERCHANTS

TO STAND. THE. SEASON AT . REEFTON. THE FASHIONABLE THOROUGHBRED SIRE IPHATUS. (Bred by Hon. J. D. Ormond). PEDIGREE— ' Iphatus Jet D'Eau 14— Tphemede 7. Cadogan 14 — Waterwitclv, Norclenfeld I—lphigenia.1 — Iphigenia. Iphatus is a brown horse, 162 hands high, with beautiful bone and commanding appearance. Comment on j this horse's above pedigrees is unnecessary, as it simply bristles with such notedsires as Stockwell, Musket, j Nordenfeldt ancl many others. ] Iphatus' sire, Jet d'Eau,-. is the ! sire of Tiraht d'Eau, winner of the ' New Zealand Cup and other important races 1 , also that good mare Douche, Hydrant and Waterford, who was champion hack of her year on the New Zealand turf, and by many other important winners. Iphatus has also won first-class honours in the show ring as a sire;, also for producing up-standing hacks and .carriage horses. His progeny, too, have also proved themselves winners on the turf. Iphatus is also a. 4 sure foal-getter. His young stock in 'the Nelson district show great promise. For full pedigree see cards. Paddocking accommodation foi mares from a distance 2s 6d per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. > HORSE'S FEES: '-£3 -3s. One pound payable at first service. Balance, payable on or before ist January, ig 16. Groomage ss. A reduction made for two or more mares, the property* of the same owner. ■ " ' J. IJ. . HICKTON, '■; :■" Owner. ' Care Crumnton's Stables, Reefton.

CHRISTCHURCH COACH SERVICE. OTIRA TO ARTHUR'S PASS. pASUDY AND CO., LIMITED. THE above line of COACHES run between OTIRA and ARTHUR'S PASS every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and connect witb the Steam er leaving Lyttelton for Wellinffton the same night. The whole of the plant is up to date, and every endeavour made to ensure the comfort of the passengers. Only reliable and experienced drivers are employed. BOOK ONLY WITH CASSIDY AND CO. FARES:— SINGLE 12s 6d; RETURN 20s. Tickets and fullest information may be obtained from: John Ward, Brunner and Runanga; D. Wallace, Stillwater; E. Penhalluriack, Moana: Blackball Co-op; M. J. Fogarty and Co., Greymouth, or G. W. MOSS AND CQ Greymouth. /^i ILMER TTOTEL (On the way to the Tip-Head). , J. MCCARTHY formerly of the Commercial Hotel has taken over the above " welLknown hotel, where he wiU be -. pleased to see his friends. Excellent accommodation, Liquors, and only the best stock kept. No ra_ fills.