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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 January 1903, Page 4

Royal exchange assub anc e CORPORATION OF LONDON, Incorporated by Royal Charter A.D, 1720. Accumulated Funds Exceed £4,500,000 Claims Paid £40,000,000 Head office for New Zealand : High St., Dunedin. NOTICE. I have THIS DAY APPOINTED MB. FRANCIS W. POCHIN as Agent for the Company for Greymouth and District. Dated 7th January, 1903. W. A. WALTON, Manager for Australasia. mTsS MAUDE TAIT, (Licentrate of Associated Board) London, TEACHER OF SINGING. PTTPILS prepared for Associated Board and Trinity College examinations. Only a limited number of students can be taken. Terms—£3 3s. Apply—Miss Tait, Hokitika. EOXBOROUGH’S RAILWAY HOTEL, Broadway, Eeefton. First-class Accommodation. Every attention paid to Visitors. Splendid Dining Room. First-class Table. Cheerful Sitting Boom with piano; comfortable, clean beds; Bathrooms—hot and col water, crescent showers. Sanitary arrangements perfect. WINES and SPIRITS absolutely the best procurable. That favorite brew, Monteith’s, always on tap, accompanied with counter lunch. Tariff strictly moderate. J. EOXBOROUGH ... Proprietor J. E. Williams, MERCHANT TAILOR, MAWHEEA QUA’ HAS just landed a large assortment of Spring and Summer Goods, and invites inspection of the same. Those requiring suits fo r the Christmas holiday are request" J o place their orders o>r l v to pr"*cni di vmpointment. J/. E. x Williams, GREYMOUTH, ja'JIKFTON, AND EXTMAHA