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Grey River Argus, Issue 64, 9 June 1866, Page 1

[£300 REWARD. By Order of His Honor the Superintendent. FTVHE Reward offered for the apprehension Of ROBERT STONE . IS INCREASED TO £300. Descbiption :— Height, oft. / Sin.; build, stout; hair, dark brown ; beard,, small ; complexion, fair ; nose broken at the bridge ; ej r es, gray ; right eye with- slight cast towards the right ; hands and feet small ; little finger of right hand bent. T. A. SNEYD KYNNERSLEY,! Warden. Cubden, 2-lst May, 1866. TN THE RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S "*- 60URT, COBDEN. In the matter of Sweeney v. Ellis. By^ virtue of a Distress Warranty issued out of the above Court. ■ The undermentioned Jgoods and chattels of the above-named defendant Nvill.be sold on the promises, on Monday, the 11th May instant, at 2 p. in, (unless the execution be previously satisfied), the premises known as . THE^MAINE HOTEL, Raleigh, together with a lot of wines, ales, spirits, &c. . '""*•> PvOBERT KIRKPATRICK, • • Acting Bailiff. Cobden, 7th June, 1860. -\TOTICE TO MARINERS AT ; THE GREY. The outer flagstaff has been discontinued^^ and a skeleton beacon placed on^the beafch, which in a line with the flagstaff, will cross the bar a. the deepest water. Attention is to bo paid, as heretofore, to the movements of the semaphore. • The lower mast has been boarded to seaward, showing a flat surface of 17in M painted white to make it more""onspicuouSjj<tfMH skeleton beacon is loft high', above the upper part of the bank, and a flag-pole 6ft; above that showing a red flag. The signals in use at the Grey axe the same as those at the port of Hokitika. THOMAS TURNBULL, - Harbor Master for Westland. P REYMQUTH RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION ROOM, Gbesson Stbeet. SUNDAY, the 17th INSTANT,, being the day appointed for the v. ■ . O P E N I N O ■ of the above Institution ? . ... ', i A DIVINE S E R V I C will be held on thatdSy*as foUmvsT^-LTthe morning, conducted by Rev. W. Cannell, at 11 o'clock; in the afternoon, by Rev. W, White, at 3 o'clock ; and in the evening, by the Rev, W. Cannell, at 7 o'clock.Collections in aid of the Building Fund wil be made after each service. On the Tuesday following, a Soiree will ' take place in connection with the* aboveV Tea on the table at six o'clock. After Avhich addresses from, the several ministers and friends that are expected to., attend will be made, Tickets for the Soiree : Five Shillings each, to be had at the principal places of business in town, - -\TOTICE.— On SUNDAY Next, the JLI 10th inst., • ■ DIVINE . S E R V I C ~&' " "—- Will be held in the ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF GREYMOUTH, At the following hours :—' 9 o'clock a,m., by the Very Rev. FatherO'Reily, V.G. 10 o'clock a.m., by the Rev. E. Royer. . 12 o'clock noon, PontUicial High Mass, by the Right Rev, Dr. Viard, Bishop of. Wellington, diu-iug which a Sermon Avill be delivered by the Very Rev. Vicar* General.. 1 , Vespers at Half -past Six o'clock p. m,Y<pVc* sided by the.Right Rev. Dr. Viard/ D.iXv-7 who will Consecrate also the^MJfcJic/ Church of St. Patrick, on Sund^^^^^^n instant, at 12 o'clock,. . J^^^|^^7 ■pORTRAITS. FOR- T£^BB^nJ / TA I T BR O T HERS, Photogbaphebs, ';■ • , From, Dunedin and Hokitika^ ' ; / Beg to inform the inhabitan.ts of Greynioiith and disijrict that their : PORTRAIT ROOMS, ARE NQW OPEN, ' Nex.t.the Monster House, Mawhera Quay, And .Request those lacUes an.d gentlemen desirous^of having Photographs taken to. favor them, with an early .call, as jhcrrsijay- - at the Grey is, limited.. Poi-traits taken for brooches, Ipckets,. cases, frames, carte devisites, andsennptypes^ Equally well in any weather. ' % ' , Orders for Views punctually attenJ&fe . ■ June Ist;-IS6G. ( 1