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Grey River Argus, Volume IV, Issue 258, 7 September 1867, Page 1

T^EvNNEDY BROTHERS, IMPORTERS AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, Tainui .Street. T^DWARD MURRELL, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER (late of Nelson), Begs respectfully to inform the public that he has commenced business in the premises so long occupied by Mr J. P. Chri?tenson, next the Albion Hotel. Eighteen years' experience is a guarantee that whatever Watches, Clocks, Musical Boxes, &c, are entrusted to him for repair will receive his best attention. Pipes Mounted. m R. PROCTER, WATCHMAKER & MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Greymouth that he has opened business in the premises next door to Mr Prosser, and can assure them (ivs his brother will have the entire management) that all work will be satisfactorily executed. Jewelry of every description made to order, and all work guaranteed. CCHILCOTT, LAPIDARY, Back of Post Office Hotel, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. Gems of any description cut to order. Greenstone bought or polished to any design. mHOMAS AND M'BEATH, (Late Hugh Kirkpatrick and Co.), WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRAPERS, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. ■jCI AND G. F. BULLEN, 131 and 133 Russell street, Melbourne ; and Mawhera Quay, Greymouth, GENERAL OUTFITTERS & HOSIERS. Boot and Shoe Importers. XTTT ATE.RL O O JO USE. SKOGLUND AND PURCELL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRAPERS, Richmond Quay, Greymouth ; and Cole street, Charleston. GR EYM OUTH LIBRARY AND GENERAL STATIONER!" DEPOT. J. W. PARKINSON, Stationer, Bookseller and News Agent, finding his present place of business too contracted forthe increasing requirements of the trade of Greymouth, has recently purchased those extensive premises, known as the Monster House, lately occapied by Mr J. G. Heslop, and solicits the patronage of his former customers, who will find a greatly increased stock of Stationery, Books, 'Periodicals, and the Latest Novels, Scientific, Geographical and Historical Works, together with all the most modern requirements connected with his trade, commensurate with the growing demands of the rising town of Greymouth. Sincerely thanking the inhabitants of the district for past favors, tke Proprietor assures them that no efforts will be spared to supply the public with the earliest information, and with Stationery of the best description, at the lowest prices. Sole agent in Greymouth forthe Hokitika Leader, English and Foreign, Melbourne and Sydney papers and periodicals. Subscribers supplied at the lowest rates. Advertisements received and punctually forwarded to all the Australian papers as heretofore. Note the Address — NEXT THE STAR HOTEL. iS s~ ii a^ 'N it (> W, BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, Mawhera Quay, Next the Portrait Rooms. Newspapers and Magazines by each Mai 1 . Registry Office for Servants. TpHOTOGRAPHY. NEW PORTRAIT ROOMS, Now Open, at R. Shannon's, Bookseller, Mawhera Quay. J. LOW, Photographer, Late of Onehunga. PHOTOGRAPHY. — The LONDON' PORTRAIT ROOMS, conducted by A. S. LEVINSKI, Photographer, Boundary street (two doors from "Grey River Argus" office) . Portraits can be taken in any weather for Carte de Brooches. Lockets, Pins, Rings, Views, &c, on the shortest notice. N.B. —All orders punctually attended to. It/TAWHERA EXPRESS COMPANY. INCREASED ACCOMMODATION TO ARNOLD JUNCTION, TWELVE-MILE, RED JACK'S, NELSON CREEK, MOONLIGHT, AHAURA, &c, &c. The Mawhera Express Company will dispatch a commodious and safe horse Boat tri-weekly, at 7 a.m. (weather permitting), from the Wharf, with goods and passengers. For freight or passage apply to MONTGOMERY and CO, Mawhera Quay, (Next to Cassius and Oomiskey). 1 Greymouth, August 24, 1867.