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Grey River Argus, Issue 130, 10 November 1866, Page 4

11/ f" ONSTER HOUSE, LAST WEEK. LAST WEEK. GREAT REDUCTIONS, GREAT REDUCTION?. THE RESERVE STOCK BROUGHT FORWARD, W. J. WATTS and 00, Return thanks foy the' Extraordinary Success of their GREAT SALE, and at the same time have to inform their Customers the best part of the Stock remains to be Sold, and is now offered at a v „„ TREMENDOUS REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES, Note the following ;-^ Colouial.made AYatertights, 22s 0d Elastic-side Boots, 12s 6d Wellingtons, superior, 15s Coats,, from 10s each Good Mole Trowscrs, Ss.Gd, worth 12s Cd Good Flannel Shirts. 5s Gd and Gs 6d Crimean shirts, in all varieties, from 7s Gd Hats, Drawers, Blankets, Calicoes, &c, &c, at unheard of prices. Remember this is the Last Week of purchasing these ASTOUNDING CHEAP BARGAINS. Do not mistake the address : — MONSTER HOUSE, Mawiieka Quay, Greymouth. W. J. WAITS and CO., „ Proprietors. OK A 11 1 T A PIIOS PE C T I N G ASSOCIATION. REWARD FOR INLAND GOLDFIELD. FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS will be awarded, under the following conditions, to the discoverer or discoverers of an Inland Goldfiuld within twenty miles of the Town of Okarita, or bounded on the north of Okarita by the Little Wanganui River, aud on the south of Okarita by Cook's River. 1. That the Goldfield shall be discovered within three months from 15th October present. 2. That the Goldfield shall yield not less than 500 ounces per week for a period of three months, commencing fourteen days from the date of application to the Commitee for the Regard. 3. That the discoverer or discoverers shall make application to the Committee for the Reward, and shall be required to make application to the Warden of the district for a Prospecting Claim on or before the loth day of January next, in order that the name or names may be duly registered to enable the Committee to pay the Reward to the bonajide discoverer or discoverers. 4s,,That the Goldfield must not be Beach diggings, nor within a half-mile of the same. In addition to the above reward, the Committee wish to inform the public that they intend making immediate application to the Government for a sum of money to supplement the above £500, and in tlie event of the application being granted, the money will be added to the reward, under the same conditions as above. For the satisfaction of intending Prospectors, tlie Committee' publish tlie coi^y of the Bank Voucher. [duplicate] " Okarita, October 10, 18G6. " Lodged, on account of the Okarita Prospecting Association Reward Account, with tlie Bank of New Zealand, the sum of Five Hundred Pounds sterling. This money not to be drawn before the Ib'th of January, ISO 7. ("£500.) "C. S. Allen, Agent." - Dated at Okarita, the 11th day of- October, 18GG. JOHN COLE ) JAMES HKNNELLY [ Trustees. ROBERT C. REID ) • PATRICK BRENXAN, Treasurer ■y ICTORLA ■ LIFeTaND GE .> ERAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Head Office : 82 Collins st. east, Melbourne. Capital: £2, 000, 000,^in 40,000 shares of £50 each. Unlimited Liability. LIFE DEPARTMENT. Special Features. 1. Security. — That of a joint-stock company, with a paid-up and accumulating capital, and a proprietary possessing .means in this country to meet the claims of the assured. 2. Premiums. —The lowest that can be charged with safety, and payable either quarterly or half -yearly, at the option of the assured. 3. Guaranteed Bonus. — Giving to the assured the profits of a mutual company, without the risk. 4. Reduction of Premiums. — At such decennial distribution of profits, until the payment of premiums ceases, 5.. A ll policies indisputable. . b\ No extra charge for service in the Volunteer Corps within the colony. Five and Marine Insurance effected, 'Guarantee. — Policies granted guaranteeing the fidelity of persons employed in offices of trust, with or without life assurance, rat moaerate rates of premium. -4 . Tables of rates and all necessary information will be furnished on application at this olliyc.. JOSEPH COLLIE, Sec,