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Grey River Argus, Issue 65, 12 June 1866, Page 1

"O O R, '-*£' JA L E . A very handsome BAGATELLE BILLIARD TABLE, With Balls, Cues, &c, complete. , (Alcock, maker. )'. Apply to MACLEAN, FISHER and CO., Auctioneers "OOR SALE, OR TO LE*T, With immediate.possession, All that well-known hotel, situated at the Flagstaff Point, north of the c v - River Grey, and known by the . t '' name of the D I'GGER'S REST, containing bar, tap-room, bedrooms, &c. Also, * "A large Store adjoining, together with the Lauding Ferry belonging to the hotel. The present owner being about to leave this part of the Colony, parties will be liberally treated with. For further particulars, apply on the premises, TIME. LIME. LIME. FOR SALE— Grey River Lime, of first-cla.ss quality, for building aud other purposes, always on hand, Apply RAE and HAWORTH, , Next Waite's Hotel. r\ N ' S A L 3S , AT TUE 1 Stores of the Undersigucd — Adelaide and Nelson flour BaconHams Porter Ales &C, &o. W. WILKIE, Gobdcu. Agent for Field's Nelson Ale. r\ N S- A, h, E' k At the Stores of th.c undersigned, Whisky bulk and case Brandy Geneva Port wine Blood's bottled porter Byass's do, guaranteed English Bacon, tea? potatoes * No. 1 Cossip. sugars, coffee, tobacco, cigars, and every other requisite suitable for up-country storekeepers. Merchants, Grey mouth. KEROSENE. KEROSENE. KEROSENE. F. HAMILTON and CO. have On Sale— 100 cases Cozzen's kerosene oil, ex Claud Hamilton. Delivered to customers 11 any part of the town, free ofi charge, [£300 REWARD. By Order of His Honor the Superintendent. Piward offered for the apprehension Of ROBERT STONE CREASED TO £300. Description:— Height, sft. sin.; build, stout; hair, dark brown; beard, small; complexion, fair; nose broken at the bridge; eyes, gray; right eje with slight cast towards the right ; hands and feet small ; little finger of right hand bent. T. A. SNEYD KYNNERSLEY, Warden. Cubden,. 21st May, 1866. f^i REYMOUTH * RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION ROOM, Gresson Street., SUNDAY, the 17th INSTANT, being the day appointed for the. OPENING of the above Institution PIVIN-H SERVICE will be held on thaj; day as follows. : — In. the : morning, conducted by Rev. W. Caiinell, at 11 o'clock ; in the afternoon, by Rev. W. White, at 3 o'clock ; and in the evening, by 1 the Rev, W, Cannell, a.t 7 o'clock. Collections in aid of the Building Fund wU be made after each service* 'On the Tuesday foEowing, a. Soiree will take place in connection^ with the above. Tea on the table at six o'clock. After which addresses from the several ministers and friend.s that are expected to attend will be made, - 1 Tickets for the Soiree : Five SJwllings each, to be had at the 'principal jiaces of business in town.. " w f