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Grey River Argus, Volume IV, Issue 269, 3 October 1867, Page 4

Tp W. JO NE S AN D CO. '. ' having made arrangements to exten<J their business from its present'*-' limits OofSale by private Treaty tp one embr<icing that of . AUCTIONEERS, v, The particular department of an Auct ifc.; tiflneer's Business .to which they specially . "|p intend to devote their attention" ii?. that of HOUSE ANIS PRpPEJEITY. Their long and tried experienpe ;n this essenr . tiallyan ' " rEST4TE AGENCY BUSINESS, . makes them confident that they can supply a. deficiency which is now being much felt in Hokifika gnc]. throughout the Coast, arid as( ■ they intend tp undertiake Sales sit a distance, rendering account sale? aud proceeds with; v? unfailing promptness, they trust that the. -- ? patronage which has been so liberally be- • stowed pn them as priyate Agents .an 4 Salesmen wiij.""i)e extended to them as. Auctioneers. : X IEBIG'S EXTRACT QF MEAT X4 prepared in the establishment of Mp Robert Topth, pf Jfew South Wales an 4 Queensland, now' so highly spoken of . in Europe as supplying a fopd at once light, supporting, agreeaoie tp the taste, suitable •■ equally to the strong and fe§ble, and withal seasonably economical. To Diggers arid others engaged in remote districts, this is an incalculable blessing, as by the simple addit " tion of half a pint of hot water, and a little • salt in seasoning $0 half a table-spoonful of the extract} a good ■wholesome' bpwl of soup is thus made at five minutes' notice an 4 without trouble, will make it welcome in the tent of any man, Our German brethren are reminded that ' this is the introduction of their distinguished countryman, Baron Liebiq, who attaches, the greatest importance to the preparatron, and cpnsiders it 'supplies a place in the articles of diet that no other food can afford, Wholesale agent for Westland—'Wk S. Lock-. ha#t. < rpHB « GREY RWm ARGUS,^ Published. Eyery TUESDAY, tHURSDAY & SATURDAY, Is admitted tp be the best conducted Journal on THE wqSST COAST, Its circulation, already large, is rapidlyincreasing both in and put of the Colony, and constitute? it a first-class medium fop advertisemeiits, w^c^ are charged, at the : lowest possibhvra.te, consistentwitU a legitu mate profit, ♦ ■ - Nothing is spared te make the " GuETf River ArQu?" i$ every respect an efficient, representative of the district in which it is, „. - : published; it affords fi^ll information on, . local meters, and the latest mining news t . whilst at the same time it supplies its reader^ copiously M'ith general information on othertopics The terms of subscription are 15s per.q^uartei pa.ya.ble in advance. TOBPRI N T I N (i IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, POSTERS, ■■'■"' CIRCULARS, BILIiHEADS, custom house forms, cards, '■;.■.." &c, &c^ &c o . In every variety of , TV P E AND COL O R '\GREY RIVER ARGUS" PRINTINjQr OFFICE, Boundary Street, HOKITIKA AGENCY. " MR. E. W. JONES, has been appointed agent ; in Hokitika for the : 'J Gjbey River Argus," and is authorised to collect accounts - and receive advertisements" and M subscriptionsfor same. - .Advertisements and orders will be receivedji^^ by him at Messrs M W. Jones and : CoiSsKlip office, Revell street, near the Union Ba^fe ?^St? i Hokitika. qYDN c: V A Mr A. CUBITT, 11 Bridge street* Sy^i^^p has been appointed agent for the "Grey^^pRiver.Argus" in New South Wales, andi^ . -- authorised to receive subscriptions and ->r-^k NOTICE TO ADVERTISER|:Vj^^^B All advertisements must be swriiit^^^^^^H office before 3 o'clock on the N d»:^ec^^^^^| publication ; alid aUinpticjeo:i6f|||nibd>^^^^^|