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Grey River Argus, 28 October 1915, Page 6

Agricultural Manures. THE WAR HAS -NT AFFECTED OUR SUPPLIES! Never .mind what manures youi 1 land and crops require we've just what is wanted in full quantities and guaranteed strength. Although many manures, and phosphates partieu larly, are scarce we 'ye plenty. RAPE FERTILIZER SUPERPHOSPHATES BASIC SLAG BONEDUST GUANO Qarton'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

CKrtISTCHURCH COACH SERVICE. QTIRA TO ARTHUR'S PASS. VtASSIDY AND CO., LIMITED. i V-^i ' ■ r 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 Wellington 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 6ct; _ RETURN 20s. Tickets and fullest' information may be obtained from : John Ward, Brunner and Runanga; D. Wallace,' Stillwater; E. PenhaJluriack,' Moana: Blackball Co-op; M. J. Fogarty and Co., Greymouth, or G. W. MOSS AND CO Greymouth.

/^JiLMER TTOTEL (On the way to the Tip-Head). J. MCCARTHY formerly of the Commercial Hotel has taken over the above well-known hotel, ■ where he will be pleased to see- his friends. Excellent accommodation, Liquors/ and only the best stock kept. No Te. fllta.