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Grey River Argus, Issue 110, 25 September 1866, Page 4

THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER, At 12 o'clock sharp. . j 3 To Merchants, Storekeepers, and Others. ■jl/TACLEAN, FISHER AND CO. will sell by public auction, at their rooms, Mawhera Quay, on Tuesday, 25th inst M at 12 o'clock, 13 tons Wood's Hour. 3 do bran 15 do chaff 5 do potatoes 5 qr-casks Martell's pale brandy 20 cases do ;! do 1 20 do Geneva, JDKZ 5 qr-casks port wine 20 cases stout, L. and C. 25 do do " Machins 12 do do Copley's 20 do do bottled ale Mole trousers ' Gold scales Knives and forks Spoons Account books in great variety Myall pipes, &c. , &c. Terms as usual. MACLEAN, FISHER and CO., Auctioneers. HAMMOND AND DAVIES, Have just received, ex Keera, Rambler, i . Florence, Three Brothers, Tambo, and Emerald Isle — A general assortment of Wines Spirits Colonial produce Oilmen's stores ' And general groceries. HAMMOND and DAVIES WHOLESALE & FAMILY GROCERS, Boundary street. rp AY L O R'S STORE, Corner of Albert street, Mawhera Quay, Will be found replete in GROCERIES AND SPIRITS Of the Finest Qualities. Which he will Sell Wholesale and Retail at the Lowest Prices. Also, M I N E R 8' TOOL S Of every description, including Ames's No. 2 and 3 Shovels Axes of all sizes A stock of Wellington Butter, just arrived. GOLD BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY. M'LEAN AND HAGGART, (Late Gray and Hodges), GENERAL.STOREKEEPERS, AND DEALERS, Boundary street. ML. and H. having commenced business ijj as above, respectfully solicit a share of public - patronage, as no effort will be awantmg on their part to deserve it. T ONDON COFFEE HOUSE AND -^ READING ROOMS, Next the Oriental Hotel, Greymouth. Hot Pies, Hot Rolls, New-laid Eggs, Tea and Coffee always ready. Pastry and Confectionery of every description . Newspapers and Magazines on the Table. ; T^JT O T I ~~C E~ R. SHANNON, Bookseller, Boundary street, has been appointed by • Messrs Grindla'y and Co., London, Sole Agent for the Home News for Greymouth. See published list of agents. , Circulating Library. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The Partnership hitherto existing between George Paul and Robert M'Elroy, trading as Bakers, at Saltwater Creek, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The said Robert M'Elroy will pay all debts due by the firm, and will receive all accounts owing to it. Dated at Greymouth this 22nd day of September, 18G6. GEORGE PAUL. .- ROBERT M'ELROY. Witness— ' : ~ Wm. Glenn. . TT^ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The partnership hitherto existing between David Ballingall and Arthur Clarke, Store--1 keepers, at Red Jack's Creek, is. this day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts to and by the said firm will : be received and paid by David Ballingall. (Signed) DAVID BALLINGALL ARTHUR CLARKE ' Witness — George Abbott. Red Jack's Creek, Sept. 12, 1866. "TX7ANTED to Let or Sell, a substantially YY built Bakehouse and Oven. Ripply Murison's Club Hotel. WANTED, a Partner . in an established business in Greymouth. Apply to D. Magoffin, Nelson Dairy and Produce Store. ' ' WANTED, Gentlemen to get their Clothes Cleaned and Repaired at M'Davitt's, Gresson street, opposite the Police Court. Billiard Cloths cleaned and repaired. ANTED, a Housemaid. Apply, Golden Age Hotel. ANTED, Tenders for Launching the s.s. Thane.. For particulars, apply to MORISON, LAW and CO. WANTED, a Situation, by a thorough Housemaid. Apply, office qf. this paper.