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Grey River Argus, 8 April 1911, Page 3

C^OLD WEATHER is Coming! C. / HANStN has prepared tor it by laying in a STOCK of all the requisities tor his trade. All sorts oi Canvas, Felt and Collar Check, etc., for Horse • Cover making, cotton said flax canvas for hose and other uses. Also a shipment of Counter Twine made from Russian Hemp ; it cannot be beat for strength. His OIL COATS are the best in ■ the Market. All the material used is of British Manufacture. C. HANSEN, . MACKAY STREET, ' GREYMOUTH. . % . THE Oldest and Best Shop for SUITABLE XMAS PRESENTS for men is to be found in Mawhera Quay and known as T. H. GARTH'S HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST. **«! is showing: — Silver Mounted Pipes, Walking Sticks, Purses, Gents' Wallets Pouches, Cigar and Cigarette Holders, Dressing- Cases. CIGARETTES (all* brands.) CIGARS (.he very best.) Etc., Etc. The Hairdressing and Shaving Saloon is controlled by first-class artists. THREE CHAIRS THREE. NO WAITING I CIVILITY AND ATTENTION! SADIES' AND GENTLEMENS' WE INVITE ALL WHO ENJOY A GLASS OF PORTER OR ALE , To Ask For— M^GAVIN'S On sale &U all hotels in the city and surrounding license districts We manufacture Sauces, Pickles, Vinegars, and Cordials and Stock Glassware for Hotels, Etc. 2EALANDIA MANUFACTURING COY Walte Street : : Creymoutt* \LL WHO WOUD ACHIEVE SUCCESS SHOULD ENDEAVOUR TO MERIT IT. WE have during the past year spared no expense in endeaving to bottle the very best PORTER and ALES in New Zealand, and can aow confidently, assert that we have succeeded in doing so. G EO : CONTESSA CONFECTIONER and T^BACCQNIST. RICHMOND QUAY : GREYMOUTH BEGS to announce 'that he has just landed a large assortment of high-class CONFECTIONERY, which will be found second to none on the • Coast. SUMMER DRlNKS— lncluding CV derßerry Wine, Boston Ginger Ale, Pine Apple Cider and Hop Beer The best brands of CIGARS, CIGARETTES, and TOBACCOS ke;,t in stock. G EO - CONTESSA RICHMOND QUAY. GREYMOUTH. /""I'REfMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB. WEST COAST BREEDER'S STAKES, of 65 soys; second horse 10 soys, and third horse 5 soys out of the stake. For two-year-olds and upwards. Weight-for-age with penalties, and al lo wances. PENALTIES.— Winners after. Ist August, 1911, of race or j( races of the collective value of 100 soys., 141bs. extra; 75 soys, lOlbs. 60 soys, 71b, 25sbvs. 51bs. ALLOWANCES.— Maiden ' i our-year-blds and upwards at time of start insr allowed lOlbs ; three-year-olds 71b; two-year-olds 51b s. DISTANCE.— Six furlongs. . Nominations to close on Ist JULY 1911, — 10s. "Further payment to close on Ist SEPTEMBER, 1911,— ■20s. Final, payment on night of noro inations for first day's events of Midsummer Meeting, — 20s. CONDITIONS.— Open only to horses whose dams were, at the time the nominated horse was foaled, the bona fide property of residents of the Greymouth Metropolitan District. Unless sufficient entries and further payments, to the satisfaction of k the Committee are received by September Ist, the race may be cancelled, and all payments made will be refunded. .__ G. T. GRACE. Secretary., '