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Grey River Argus, Issue 99, 30 August 1866, Page 1

TZ: E N-N E D V B R .0 T HE R S, - '. ' i. ■" / I M P 0 fi T E R S ~ . . AND » GENERA-L MERCHANTS, < .-■ . Taixui^ Strket. T> £ ES. AND T...Y L E.R, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, PROCTORS AND CONVEYANCERS. -- ELDON C HAM, BE RS, Werita street, Greymouth ; and Camp street, Hokitika. /fc LCO R N AN D ' C 0 HAVE ON SALE, . v . - AT "• THEIR STORES, RICHMOND QUAY, Ex Northern Liglit — A varied assortment of ironmongery. Ex Thane— Wellington butter and colonial pi'oduce. Ex -Rambler— Hams and bacon, and a general assortv ment of groceries. A lage stock of general drapery and boots on hand, which will bo sold at_ prices that must be satisfactory to purchasers, •- .■ Coffee Roasted and Ground on the premises.. A liberal reduction made to M'holesale buyers. ■lUT. 6, 11 RI S LEVY, Importer of , IRONMONGERY, GLASSWARE, FANQY^ . . GOODS, Ac, Ac. Up-country Storekeepers and Packers supplied «i± Melbourne Prices. Note the address — ' RICHMOND QUAY, Next to Ashton's Family Hotel, and at- . Dunedin. f^i IE N tt B R O*T H E R S,^ IMPORTERS, Wholesald Wine, Spirit and Provision Merchants, Albert street, Greymouth. TTALL, OF COMMERCE. J. MANSON AND- CO. Importers of GENERAL DRAPERY AND. MEN'S CLOTHING. next to Sweeney's hotel, greymouth.IXIHOMAS AND M'BEATH, (Late Hugh Kirkpatrick and Co.J, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRAPERS, Mawhera QuayJ Greymouth. AMOS AN D BAD GE R. PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, PAPERHANGERS, ' AND HOUSE DECORATORS, Boundary Street. ' Just received a large assortment of Room Paper, ex Hilander, from Melbourne. mo HOTELKEEPERS AND OTHERS. TO LET, that large and commodious house, fitted up as a first-class Hotel, directly opposite tb.e~.New Court House, in Gresson street. Apply to - . J. C. MOORE ; Or, P. CLARK, Arney street. * - - —■ ■ : ; [CIRCULAR.] TTICTORIAN : BONDED STEAM ' ' COFFEE MILLS. ; ' _ ROBERT HARPER and Co. beg to draw the atteution of merchants and the public to the advantages afforded to purchasers of their coffees. , ■ ~ . The,goods being manufactured in bond," the payment of the double duty is avoided, and , the, manufacture being under the spection of an officer of H.M. Customs, a' guarantee of quality not hitherto obtainable in the coffee trade is thus secured to consumers. - ; This being the first and only Bonded Coffee Works yet established in the Australian Colonies, R! H. and Co. are enabled to supply their intercolonial friends with a superior quality, and at a Reduction of 2d per pound on their former "shipping prices. To be had of nearly all storekeepers in 'New Ze?land. .-.':. ROBERT .HARPER and CO., COFFEE. AND, SPICE MERCHANTS, 55£ and §7 Flinders Lan East, "^ Melbourne.