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Grey River Argus, Volume III, Issue 202, 30 April 1867, Page 4

' EXTENSIVE .ALTERATIONS, YICTO RU_ HOfS E. j SMITH 'JSJSTP M'DO^EI^Z, Have great pleasure in announcing the j ALTERATION AND COMPLETION OF THEIR WAREHOUSE, Thereby enabling them ta enlarge the various .departments to meet the require. ments of their trade, They desire to call the attention of their Customers ami ihe Public to their 1 MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF NEW AND FASHIONABLE GQODS, i ' Selected with gre.it care to suit the District, i . The following Departments are replete with every Novelty of the Season ; — - --PRESS DEPARTMENT. Black Glace vSilk French Merinos Robed Dresses Robed Winceys Grotte Lyons i)o Twills and Llamas All Wool Plaids French Muslins Fancy Checks and Plain and Fancy Aberdeen Winceys Printed Brilliants Stripes Alpacas Fancy do Muqlin de Soies Moire Antiques. BALL DRESSES IN GREAT VARIETY, SHAWL AND MANTLE DEPARTMENT, S, and M'P, solicit an early inspection of their SILK and VELVET PALETOTS, New Shapes, Richly Trimmed, Paisley Shawls French Shawls Silk Velvet Paletots I Muslin & Cloth Jackets Llama do Grenadine do" Cloth do. I Children's, various MILLTNERTDEPARTMBNT, French Bonnets French Wreaths Laces Children's Hats ' ' Hats „ Coronets Hat Trimmings „ Hoods Feathers ",, l^alls Belts and Buckles „ Caps PARASOLS IN GREAT VARIETY, . LADIES' IJNDEE.CLOTHING AND BABY LINEN, A Large and Varied Stock, MANCHESTER AKD HOUSeIfURNISHING DEPARTMENTS. S. and MD.. direct special attention to the great reduction in Manchester Goods, an.d parties fnrn.ish.iug .will find it to. their advantage to call and inspect their Stock of Linen Sheetings Window Hollands Toilet Covers Floor • Cloths and Cotton do Toilet & Terry Quilts Anti-maccassars . Carpets Linen Table Cloths Crinoline "and. Roll Wool Damasks . Cocoa i^ut Mattings Diapers and Napkins Linings Swiss Curtain Sets Oil Baizes Calicoes and Long White and Colored . Cloths Blankets CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, S. and MD. have just opened up a Large Stock of Superior Colonial-wade Clothingj equal to bespoke, | Colonial Suits Whitney Sac Coats Mole Hiding Pants Boys' Suits . 1 Tiwsers and Vests Bedford Tiwsers Cardigan Jackets Youths' Suits , Superfine Black Suits Mole do Plush and -Felt Hats Children's Suits. Reversible Jackets Tweed do Cays, in great variety! Boys Hats and Caps HOSIERY AND SHIRT DEPARTMENTS, i Tweed Shirts Flannel Shirts. Merino Pants and Wool i-Hose Silk d 0 Wool Pants . . Undershirts Scarfs and lies Plaid do Silk Pants Merino VHose Braces and $elta Cricketing' shirts I Cotton do Sashes BOOT DEPARTMENT, Colonial Watertight!* | Wellington Boots Ladies' Kid Boots, Boys Boots Coukham do. Hiding Boots black and white Girls' d 0) Men's K-sidc Boots Ladies' Cashmere do Children s do, A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TQ WHOLESALE PURCHASERS, SMITH ANDII'DOWEtIi WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DRAPERS, MAWHEBA QTJA.Y,. GBEYHOingSTRIKE AND SON, ' (Successors to Buteinent Brothers.) B R. E "W E. R © , POTTLBRS OF ENGLISH POIITEK, AND MANUifACTUItIiES OF iERATEP, BOTTLLhb Ui X , mS} SYIiUPS, AND CORDIALS. ' GKB3SSSON STIKEKT, G-BTSYMOTJTH, HAVE ALWAYS ON SALE— Gin-eiMvine Cloves Orange bitters. juifepuur^ „ . Malt vinegar Peppcrment biu.u.o.a . - <= Up-conntry Storekeepers and Hotelkccpers can have any of the above packed in case on the shortest notice. . _ JER'VTBD WATER AND CORDIAL MANUFACTORY, EICHMOND QUAY, THE OLDEST ESTABLISiOCENT OX TIJE GEEY, No. 1 TYLOR AND SON'S SODA WATER MACHINE. J CORDIALS OE SUPERIOR QUALITY, MALT .-VINEGAR, etc., J# Up-country orders promptly attended to. £ VICTORIA JBRA.TED WATER AND CORDIAL MANU^TORY, GRESSON STREET, GREYMOTJTH. g PAIN AND SOUTH-WqltH, HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND / / A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT 'OF CO. ftfl^ S ». «&c.,. OF ALL KINDS. / Up-country orders promptly

T IEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT | j prepared in the establishment of Mr Robert Tooth, of New South Wales and Queensland, now so highly .spojsen of. in Europe as supplying a food at once light, supporting, agreeable to the taste, suitable^ equally to the strong and feeble, and witbaf reasonably economical. To Diggers ar l others engaged in remote districts, this# an . incalculable blessing, as by the suripl^™ 11 " tiou of half a pint of hot water, }\ % salt in seasoning to half a tableau™ L at the extract; a good wholesome W 1 ? 1 sou ? ! is thus made at five ininutaf™*"? ami without trouble, will make it#«>mc m the tent of any man. . M . ,-■,., . Our German brethren # wnmnded that this is the introduction o#eu- distiuguish(td countryman, Babok T&*% who the greatest impovrf. to the preparation, and considers it sut>hcs a place in the : articles of. diet that^o* fr food can affm^ Wholesale a^jfoW*****}-?*' b p^J' hart. Agei°y* Greymouth-^K Prosser. dV D. jf^''^ AGENCY. My . A^UBITT, XI Bridge street, Sydney, ha" hA appointed agent for the "Grey p^^krgiiu" in New South- Wales, and is to receive subscriptions; aud for same, . j -

4 ijsd&ALIAN: MUTUAL PRO-. A M VIDENT SOCIETY. jo ■■?'' Established IS4 °- jjr Miirual Revenue Exceeds £103,560. f invested Funds Exceed £3 18,000. Priueipal Office— lo7 Collins street. west» . .Melbourne. DIRECTORS : • Robert M'JDougal^Esq, Chairman. T. H. Power, Esq, Keputy-Chairnian, Ti. T. Tracy, Esq, M.]J, J.P. Andrew Sutherland, Esq, J.i\ Professor Irving, M.A. Medical Pvcferee— W. 11. Pugl), Esq, M.P 131 Collins street east» Life Assurance, Annuity, and Endowment Business is transacted uy the society, on favorable terms. j The entire profits of the society, being the property of the members, are fj;om time to. time divided ratcably among themselves, Foi:ins of proposal and every other information can be 'obtained at the principal office, or at- any of tlie agencies. By order t> the Board,