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Grey River Argus, Volume III, Issue 186, 23 March 1867, Page 3

THIS DAY, • SATURDAY., 23rd MARCH, At 12' o 'clock. SALE OF HORSES AND DRAY. FRANK FISHER AND CO. I are instructed by Mr Kittlety, to sell by auction, opposite their stores, Mawhera Quay, on Saturday, 23rd instant, at 12 O'clock, 2 steady draught horses 1 dray, broad wheels. The above are well-known in the beachcarrying trade between here and Saltwater. F. Flfc=HElt and CO., Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. To Butchers, Market Gardeners and Others^ PIGS. PIGS. PIGS. 1 TjIEANK FISHER AND CO. JL will sell by public competition, on the arrival of the schooner Scillonian, from Wanganui, hourly expected, 150 first-class pigs. F. FISHER and CO., Auctioneers. THIS DAYJ SATURDAY, 23rd MARCH, At 1 o'clock. D MACLEAN AND CO. . will sell by public auction, at, .the Court House Hotel, Gressoii street, this day, at 1 o'clock, sharp, ' . All the. Furniture and Stock-in-trade, "consisting of blankets, beds, chairs, crockery, bar fittings, wines, spirits, &c, &c, &c. ' No reserve. D. MACLEAN and CO., .Auctioneers. I p C> R S A I, E~. UP-COUNTRY STORES and BUSINESS. b|||sßS ABBOTT and CLARKE, Whtfare^etiring from business iri New Zealand, beg to offer For Sale, by private contract, the whole of their Stores and premises, situated at Greymouth, Twelve-Mile, and Ahaura Townships, together or separately, as follows: — ■ One large Iron Store, inWaite street, Greymouth One wood and iron Store, at TwelveMile Landing, with stabling for ten houses, large garden, &c, &c One commodious iron Store, in the best part of Ahaura township. All these stores are well situated for doing .a large wholesale and retail business, and since the opening of the Upper Grey diggings have done tbe' most 'extensive' business in the district, being the centres of all the surrounding diggings, and offering to moderate capitalists an opportunity seldom met With. Also, The roadside house known .-as the Bridge Hotel, with large garden under cultivation, situate at the foot of Red Jack's Creek, in the direct line of traffic.to all the diggings. To a married man of small capital this is a first-rate chance of going into a good and permanent business. For further particulars, apply to ABBOTT and CLAfiKE, Greymoufch, Twelve-mile, or Ahaura. I^OTICE TO EX CREST OF THE WAVE FROM DUNEDIN. This vessel having arrived, will enter*' at HLM.'s Customs this morning, and will commence discharging immediately after. Consignees will therefore please pass their entries, pay freight, and present their bills of lading to the undersigned for endorsement without delay. AH entries not passed by 12 o'clock this day will be passed at Consignees' expense. All goods not removed by 4 o'clock- p.m. on each day of delivery will be stored at Consignees' risk and expense. D. MACLEAN and CO. , "_ Agents. "VTOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. EX MARY STEWART, FROM MELBOURNE. Tnis Vessel being entered at the Customs, Consignees are requested to pass their entries and pay freight to the undersigned by 12 o'clock this day. All goods not removed -' from the wharf before 4 o'clock p.m. each day, will be stored at the risk and expense of the consignee. I. BLAKE, Agent. TVTOTICE.— AII debts due to the*firm of ■*• ■ H. and A. Sherrard and Co, Boundary street, Greymouth, are requested to be paid to Messrs Smith and M'Dowell, who, having purchased the above Estate, are now carrying on the business as Drapers and Ironmongers. SMITH AND M'DOWELL, Wholesale and Retail DRAPERS AND IRONMONGERS,' JBoundary street, Greymouth. FOR SALE.^bne Sixth Share in a firstrate Sluicing Claim, paying well. The only reason for the party leaving is that he is compelled to proceed to England on urgent business. Apply to E.B. FOX. Maori Gully, March 21, 1867.