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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 23 January 1901, Page 2

j Winter Winds I 3 Need have no horrors for you. Itsi i'winds and rains may give you COUGHSE iiAND COLDS. If you propose getting! |rid of your troubles quickly, safely and! pleasantly BENJAMIN GUM is all you| ijrequirc. It soothes inflamed surfaces j! land tender membranes, loosens hard ? and causes free expectoration?' Ibreaks up the hardest cough, allays tick- ( |ling and irritation of the throat. Suits \ ayrrng or old. Children like it. Price? 31/6 ana .x.,py<vhero. Wholesale j I Agents —Aom/jcnornc, Prosser & Go’s' IN.Z. Drug Co., Solo Manufacturers and! | proprietors, Loasby’s Wahoo Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Dunedin.

V. R DRINK ONLY CELEBRATED .BEEHIVE A I Teas Griffen & Smith SOLE AGENTS.

Startling News. Startling News. —IN—PHOTOGHAPHY. Ray and Joblln, HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHERS, WILL OPEN in those premises next door to Mr. YarralTs, in the course of a few days. LOOK OUT FOR FUTURE ADVERTISEMENT, And delay having your Photo till we open. Cabinets 12/- per doz. C.D.Y’S 71- per doz. Midgets 5/- per doz.

A MEMORIAL SERVICE, will be held in TRINITY CHURCH, THIS EVENING, in connection with the death of HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA, commencing at eight o’clock. All are requested to attend.

DEATH. Martin. —On the 4th January at Pretoria (of enteric fever) Thomas Arema, third son of the late Captain Martin, native of Greymouth. Aged 28 years.—R.l.P.