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Grey River Argus, Volume III, Issue 164, 31 January 1867, Page 4

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rpHE "GHEY 11IVER AUGUS, r • . Published Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATUEBAY, Is ailiuitted to be tlie best contluetctl Journal on THE WEST COAST. Its circulation, already large, is rapidly increasing both in and out of the Colony, and constitutes it a iirst-class medium for advertisements, wliicli are charged at thu i lowest possible rate, consistent with a legiti« mate profit. ' Nothing is spared to make the " Cijky HivW! Augus" in every respect an cllicicht reiJioscutative of tlie district iu^whieb. it ispublithcd ; it atlords full infonhation on local matters, and the latest mmmg ntMP, AvhiLt at the same time it supplies its readei* copiously with genual information on otlitr topics. Tlie tcims of subscription are 15s per quarter • psvyablo in advance. J . -V JOB PU[N TI N G IN ALL ITS BIIANCUES. POSTEKS, CUKJULARS, BILLHEADS, CUSTOM HOUSE FOIUUS, CAIIDS, &.C., &.C., &.C., lii every variety of , TYPE AND COLO 11 '\GIIEY lUVEK ARGUS" PRIKTIKCi OFFICE, - _ Boundary Stkeet. GYDNEY AGENCY. Mr A. CUBITT, 11 Bridge street, Sydney, . has been appointed agent for the "Grey Paver Argus-" in New South Wales, and isauthorised to, receive subscriptions and advertisements for same. HOKITIKA AGENCY. MPv. E. W. JONES, has been appointed agent in Hokitika for the -"Gkey River Argus," and is authorised to collect accounts and receive advertisements ami subscriptions for same. Advertisements and orders will be received v by him at Messrs E. W. Jones and Co. 'a office, llevell street, near the Union Bank, Hokitika. * Subscribers and others will be supplied, with papers by Mr Job L. Munsox, Bookseller, llevell street, Hokitika. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ! All advertisements must be sent into the office before 3 o'clock on the day preceding publication ; and all notices of withdrawals of advertisements must be sent in (in writing) before 10 a. in. on same day. CHARGE PER ; INSERTION I'OR ADVERTISING. " First insertion, per inch ... £0 5 0 / Every subsequent insertion ... 0 4 0 Advertisements of 15 words ... 0 2 6 - „ 30 M'ords ... 0 4 0