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

"T^OTICE TO MARINERS:CONSTANT BAY, PAKIHI. A Flagstaff has been erected on the North . . P,oint, where : the following Signals will be shown : — Eed flag at Masthead - Boat can enter. . Blue flag half mast— Low water ; wait or tide. White flag — Entrance dangerous ; surf too heavy for boats.Singal Station have also been established at Buller and Fox's, where the same signals will be used as at the Grey and Hokitika. T v A. SNEYD KYNNERSLEY, E.M., Commissioner, January Ist, -1867. -|^ O T I C E . On Monday and Tuesday, the 25th and' t 26th instants, his Honor the Superintendent - will sit iri'the Court House, Greymouth, for the purpose of receiving deputations and transacting other business. All persons who """ may desire to have an interview with hisHonor are requested to write to him, stating, the nature of their business, and forward their letters to Hokitika during the present . ■-* week. By order of the Superintendent. "■ '; , G. S. SALE, Commissioner. ISth March, 1867. '' \ fTI E N D E II S, at per Annum, will be received at the Post Office, Greymouth, till the 31st instant, for Conveying Mails Once ',' Weekly each way, between Paroa (Saltwater Creek), and Rutherglen (Brighton Gully). Terms and conditions may be seen at tlw Post Office, Qreymouth. A.STEVENSON, """-.. Postmaster. Post Office,lG:reyraouth, _ 22nd March, 1867. ~ "V ' *" 1 "" j ri^HE Following are the Winning Numbers | I iv Christenson's Art Onion, drawn on ( Wednesday, 21st inst, at Sweeney's Hotel, ' ' Greymouth : — ?-• Ssl *** Zl »* £1 1 278 20 77 39 150. 2 222 .21 27 40 19 3 125 22 14 41 206 4 291 23 241 42 287 . 5 17 24 86 ' 43 12L 6 290 25 120 44 . 115 7 252 26 138 45 97": 8 151 27 46 46 167 9 56 28 246 47 • 196 10 100 29 20 48 31 II 51 30 257 49 3 12 I#2 31 219 50 246 ' 13 300 32 113 51 91: 14 44 33 153 52 ..149^ — ' 15 282 34 226 53 253* 16 280 35 262 54 271 . 17 33 36 255 55 171 18 220 37 108 J56 9 19 232 38 183 TO BE SOLD OR LET— The premises o the late Mr J. A. Keenan, auctioneer,-' Mawhera Quay, Apply to GRIFFIN and CO, Mawhera Quay. LOST, on Friday, 22nd instant, in Greymouth, a Purse, containing a deposit receipt on the Bank of New South Wales, AR, 1/910, for £120 ; also, a miners right,. a£s-note, a £10-note, and some small notes. - The finer of the above will receive a rewardr of £5, by returning them to the Bank of New South Wales, Greymouth. - . A GENTLEMAN, whose business would, keep him absent most part of the day, would be glad to be accommodated with., Board and Lodging, or Lodging only, 'in a respectable family. Appy, K. Post Office, Grey. x WANTED, a Managing Clerk for "Rigour's Union Hotel ; only thoroughly ! competent persons need apply. • * . WANTED, by Man and .Wife, Situation in store or hotel ; jtown or country. Address X, office of this paper. TJITANTED, good Needle Hands ; also, V V Servant Girl. Mrs Sheldon, dressmaker, Johnson street. WANTED to Rent, by the month or quarter, a- second-hand Billiard or Billiard Bagatelle Table. Address S.E, office of this paper. WANTED, a General Servant. Apply, Niagara Hotel, Johnson street. MISSING FRIENDS, NEXT OF KIN, : Unclaimed Money .Restored, &c. HOGAN S Australian, European, and : .American General Agency Office and Uni--sVersal News Eoom, under the patronage of "the Governments of -New South Wales, victoria, South Australia, New Zealand, &c, &c. The Proprietors of the Grey River Argus are hereby appointed my authorised agents. Enquiries fcr Missing Friends, or other information sought through, the advertising ' columns of this Journal, will have immediate attention. Agents are appointed in the principal towns in. the world, and newspapers published by them are regularly filed, and ' open for the free inspection of the public. ; Address : Portland, Victoria, Australia.. JAMBS HOGAN, - V Sole Proprietor,