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Grey River Argus, Volume IV, Issue 259, 10 September 1867, Page 4

"O W." J ONE S AND C 0 -' - having made- arrangements to extenc[.: their business from its present limits of Sale by priyate Treaty tp one embracing that of " r A T7_C T I O,N EEII S . The particular department of an Auc r tioneer's Business tp which' they specially y intena" to devote their attention is that of HOUSE AND PROPERTY. ■ Thejr long find tried gxperience vi this essentially an " E.STATE AQEN. CV fjUSINESS, makes them confident that; |hey can supply & deficiency which' is now be|rig much f elf in Hpkitika and throughout the Coast, and as. they intend tp undertake Sales at a distance, rendering apcount sales aud proceeds with/ unfailing promptness, they trust that the patronage which has been so liberally be r showed "pn them as private Agents and. Salesmen wil], fee extended to them "as Auctioneers. . .-.-■■ T IEBIG'S EXTRACT QP AIEAT ' _l-4 prepared in the' establishment of . Mb Robert Tooth, of New South Wale 3 and Queensland, now so- highly spoken of in Europe ajs supplying a food at once light, supporting, agreeable to the. taste, suitable equally to^the "strong and feeble, and withal seaspnablv economical. To Diggers and others engaged in remote districts, this is an incalculable blessing, as by the simple addition of half a pint of hot water, and a little salt in seasoning to half a table-spoonful of the extract; a good wholesome howl of soup is thus made at five minutes' notice aricj without trouble, will make it welcome in the tent of any man. ; Our Qerman brethren are reminded that this is the introduction of their distinguished countryman, Bakon LipiG, who attache^ the greatest importance to the preparation, and considers it supplies a place in the articles of diet that no other food can afford. Wholesale agent for Westland— W. S. Lockt hart. " - . TTIHE RJYER ARGUS,< Published Eyery TUESDAY, THyRSDAY $. SATURDAY, Is admitted tp. be the best conducted Journa} on . Tsl E; W ? S.T ' gQAS T. I^s circulation, already larg?, is rapidly increasing both in and out- of the Colony^ ' and constitutes it a. first-class medium fop advertisements, which are charge^ at th§ lowest ppssiye consistent w^th a legitimate prpfi^ • Nptl^ng is spared to. make, the '-'GEE-jf River ARpys" in every respect an efficient representatiye of the district in which it i^ published; it affords full information" o^i local matters, and the latesj; mining news, whilst at the same timeitsupph'esits readers, copiously with .general information on othe^ topics. . The ternis of subscription are 15s per payable in advance.. r ~ T Q B PRINTINGIN ALL ITS BRANCHES. .-.-. POSTERS, CIRCULARS, BILLHEADS, CUSTOM HOUSE FORMS, CARDS,, . ; &c n &c^ $c.;, '■■■■■.-/■■• In eyery variety of TYPE. AND OOLOf ",GREY R^VE^ ARQUS" ?RINTINQ OFFICE, Boottoary Street. HOKITIKA AGENCY. " MR. E. W. JONES, has been appointed agent in Hokitika for the "Grey River Argus," and is authorised to, coliec^ Recounts and/ receiye adver^emenis and subscriptions fpr same. ."■':'. 1; ;. ■•'•.'" Advertisements and orders will be received, by him at Messrs rE, W. Jones' and Co. 's office, Reyell street, near the Union Bank, Hpkitika.' ' ' / :O V D N E V AGENCY Mr A. CUBITT, 11 Bridge street, Sydney, has been appointed agent for the "Grey River Argus" in New Sputh Wales, and^'is authorised to receiye subscriptions and, advertisements for same. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. AU advertisements must be sent intone office before 3 o'clock pn the day preceding publication ; and all notices of withdrawals of advertisements iaustbe sent in (in-writingy before \Q a.m. on same day. 'n , CHARGE PER INSERTION FOR ADVERT^m,. First insertion, per inch, ... £0 {g' 7 q Every subsequent insertion .?. 0 4^o Advertisements of 15 words ... O^,(j ( j » 30 words ... 0-4 0