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Grey River Argus, 13 April 1911, Page 3

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR CELEBRATED "* This wonderful tea is guaranteed absolutely pure and the best obtainable at the price. It does not cost the public a farthing for a cup of strong, invigorating tea. Other prices— l/ 6, 1/8, 1/10. 2/-. 2/2, 2/4, 3/NELSON, MOATE & CO., Ltd. Ceylon, New Zealand, Tasmania. MISS FARISH S TEA ROOMS. (late Alexander) TAINUI STREET GREYMOUTH MRS H. DAVIS (nee Miss Farish) takes this opportunity of informing- the residents of Greymouth and district that she has PURCHASER Mrs Mason's interest in the above rooms and that it will be her aim to have them conducted on the same lines as her predecessor, both for cleanliness, civility, and the quality of goods', etc. (Jakes, Pies, Luncheons, with coftee, tea or cocoa supplied at all hours. bplendid Ftock of Confectionery etc. FOR YOUR CHILDREN'S HEALTH'S SAKE/ You should always have a bottle ■■..»'.' of Wilson's Malt Extract handy. They come back asking for more It will make their little bonoa strong- — their tiny muscles more elastic, and place their system in a position to ward off infantile ills — and it's as good as " . A HEALTH INSURANCE POLICY TO YOU. PRICE Per Bottle 2s and 2/6.. Wholesale Agents for -Grey mouthy and district: DUNCAN McLEAN, Boundary and Herbert Streets-