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Grey River Argus, Volume IV, Issue 264, 21 September 1867, Page 4

Tji W. JO. N E SAND C Q -■^M? having made arrangements to extemJL ' their business from its present limits of Sale by private Treaty to oue embracing that of A UCTI O NE. E R.S. The particular department: of an Auctioneer's Business to which' they specially, intend to devote their attention* is that 'of HOUSE .AND PROPERTY. . Their long and tried experience in this essenr tiajly an ' ' . "•; ESTATE AGENCY BUSINESS, makes them confident that they gab supply a delioiency which is now being much Mt iii. Hokitika and throughout the poast, and as they intend to undertake Sales at a distance, rendering account sales aud proceeds witli unfailing promptness, they trust that the paironage which has beeu so liberally bestQwed on. them as private Agents and Salesmen will be extended £o them as Auctioneers. . "... LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF AIEAT prepared in the establjshment of Mr Robert Tooth, of New South Wales and Queensland, now so highly spoken of in Europe as supplying a food at once light, : supporting, agreeable to the taste, suitoble • equally to the strong and feeble ? and withal seasonably 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-spbbnful of the extract; a good wholesome bowl of soup is thus made at five minutes' notice and without trouble, will make it welcome in the tent of any man. Our German brethren are reminded that this is the introduction of their distingiiished countryman, Baron Liebig, who attaches < the greatest importance to the preparation, and considers.it supplies a place in the' r articles of diet that, no other food can afford, Wholesale agent for Westland— W. S. LockHA.RT. 'rpHE "GREY RIVER ARGUS,/ Published Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. & SATURDAY, Is admitted to be the bsst conducted Journal on THE WEST Cp A S T . Its circulation,; already large, is rapidly increasing both in and out pf the Cplonyj. and constitutes it a first-plass medium fop advertisements, which are charged at the! lowest possible rate, cpnsistent with a legiti; mate" profit. Nothing is spared to make the " Grey River Akg us" in every respect an efficient representatiye of the district in which itis^. published ; it affprds full information on..^ local mattersf, and^ the latest mining news. Avhilst at the same jjime it supplies its readers., copiously with general information on other, topics. The terms, of subscription are 15s per quarter payable in advance. T Q B P li I N T I N Vi IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. POSTERS, CIRCULARS, BILLHEADS,. CUSTOM HOUSE FQRMS, CARDS, &C, &C, . &.C., In every variety of TV P E AND COLOR. '\GREY RIVER ARGUS" PRINTING^ OFFICE, -- BpUNDAJRY STKEET, HOKITIKA AGENCY. " MRE. W. JONES, has been appointed agent in'Hoksika for the ! "GjBEY River Argus," and 'is authorised to collect accounts arid receive advertisements ' anot subscriptions for same. ■ . Advertisements and orders will hp received by him at Messrs E. W. Jones" and- Co. 's office, Re veil street, near the IJnioh Bank Hokitika. " ' OYDNE.Y A G E N C V Mr A.. CUBITT, 11 Bridge street, Sydney^ has been appointed agent for the "".Grey River A^gus " in New South Wales, and is authorised to receive subscriptions and. advertisements for same. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. All advertisements must be sent into the ■ office before 3 o'clock on- the day preceding publication; and all notices of withdrawals of advertisements i&ust be sent in (in writing) . before 10 a. m. on same day. CHARGE PER INSERTION Ppß ADVERTISING. First insertion, per inch ... £0 5- -0 Eyery subsequent insertion ... 0 4 0 Advertisements of 15 words ... 0 2 6 ' „ 30 words ... 0 4 0 ""