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Grey River Argus, Issue 72, 28 June 1866, Page 1

KILG.OUR'S UNION HOTEL. IS NOW OPEN UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY, MADAME SOHIER'S BRANCH WAX- • WORK EXHIBITION, Containing upwards of THIRTY LIFE-LIKE FIGURES ! Amongst the most important arc, The PRINCE and PRINCESS of WALES. . . PRINCESS HELENA. QUEE^N OF SPAIN. . G. V. BROOKE. The BEARDED LADY, and HER SON ESAU. Mr and Mrs KINDER and BERTRAND, The alleged Actor of the Sydney Tragedy. , The MURDERERS of Rev. Mr VOLKNER I - . and Mr FULLOON. GARDNEE, BEN HALL, and DUNN, The Sydney Outlaws. &c, &c, , &c. Open from 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. Admission, 2s. ; Children Half-price. r^OBB AND CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. A Coach will leave the Booking Office of . the above Company, next to Osborne'a Empire Hotel,' Hokitika, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, for Christchurch and intermediate Stations, going through in THIRTY-SIX HOURS. A Line of Coaches has also been estab- 1 lished between HOKITIKA and GREYMOUTH, to RUN DAILY from both places. For particulars as to the time of starting, &c., apply to the above office, and at Johnson's Hotel, Greymouth. • • L. G. COLE AND CO., Proprieters. Westland Manager — W. Crawley. PORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION TAIT BROTHERS,' I Photographers, From Dunedin and Hokitika, Beg to inform tho inhabitants of Greymouth and district that their PORTRAIT ROOMS ARE NOW OPEN, Next the Monster House, Mawhera Quay, And request those ladies and gentlemen desirous of having Photographs taken to favor them with an early call, as their stay at the Grey is limited. Portraits taken for broochos, lockets, cases, frames, carte devisites, andsennotypes. Equally well in any weather. Orders- for Views punctually attended to. June Ist, 1566. "iVTELSON COALMINING COMPANY, GREY RIVER. This Company having commenced operations at the Mine recently held by Messrs Batty and Co., are prepared to supply Coai of the best quality at reduced prices. Steamers coaled at £.1 108. at the wharf. Vessels for any of. the New Zealand or Australian Ports ballasted with coal as per agreement. H. LUCAS, ' Manager. Cobden, 23rd March, 1566. ivr elson college. jX — Head Master : Rev, C. L. Maclean,.- B. A., Trinity College,Dublin. Second Master : J. Mackay.^ Esq., M.A., King's College, Aberdeen. Drawing Master : Edwin Harris, Esq. THE HALF-YEARLY PUBLIC EXAMINATION Will take place at the College on the 19th, 2Qth, and 2lst instant, previous to the Winter Vacation. There are now THREE SCHOLARSHIPS open for competition, viz. : — The Richmond Scholarship of 430 per annum. The Stafford do 20 „ ' A Foundation do 30 „ The Third Quarter will commence on the 16th of July next. ROBT. POLLOCK, • Secretary. June 9th. 1806. • ' - •--"; '