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Grey River Argus, 19 June 1925, Page 2

Thirst knows no season when “Amber Tips” is served And the second cup is as welcome as the first —because “Amber Tips” is all FINE Tea. “Amber JL Jk nn* ” Tips Tea Ceylon’s Best

JJNIFORM IF" *D>KKS3 Werita Street, Greym Next to Parfitt’s Store.) DYEING AND C.‘ FANIA » executed by the latest pr (•ess. Suits and Costume- s speciality Reasonable prices Country orders by po*t nr.MHi.tlT- Htrrdp? to oBDENJ| O T E L - Mr. \V. BROWN— Late of Masonic Hotel, Christchurch. Wishes to notify the general public that lie has taken over the above hotel and hopes by strict attention to business, to merit a fair share of public SPEIGHT'S and local ales always on tap. Only the best brands of wines and spirits (true to label) kept in stock. The dining room is under the personal supervision of Airs Brown, and the Cobden Hotel is a home away from home. 2 jllL \ a/ UNCHALLENGED ' You will find in our Crockery j and Fancy Goods Department ' stock that in its modernity is unchallenged in quality, selection and modest price. ■ We buy well—hence the ap- . pealing prices. You get the ben- i efit every way—because it ; s I ■ vour PERMANENT custom we I | seek. UNIVERSAL SPORTS DEPOT (Next Tymons and Co.) W. L. PATTERSON, Manager. |

SAFETY OR SORROW’ Cycle construction and repairs should only be executed by skilled mechanics. The aggregate years of the staff of Turtill Bros, covers no less than s little over 58 years of cycle experience. That is why they excel at their trade and their clients are safp. not sorry. Absolute knowledge of the cycle is the secret of the- thoroughness of all work done by TURTILL RROS

Two feet of comfort. The UNIQUE HOT WATER BOTTLE will keep your feet as warm as toast on the coldest night. Insist on “ UNIQUE’’.-—None as good. 2