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Grey River Argus, Issue 282, 2 November 1867, Page 4

Tj] , W, J-ONE.S Anl^'laM J^* having made arrangements their businesß from its present Jimite^^M Sale by- private Treaty to. one embr^cing^lß that of - -%■ AUCTIONEERS, *|| The partioular department of »n Auc^l tioneer's Business to whicji they •pecjtlly &§| intend to devote their attention i* th^t w-^B HOUSDANP.PRO^ERyy, , £\SS Their long and tried experience in4ti^£iih? v ?ll tiaUy an . 'f * - l^ftM ESTATE AGENCY BUSINES^j^pS makes them confiaent-giat they can aara^A 1 deticiency which js now being much fewfiu j Hokitika - and throughout the Coast, ani[j;aß j they intend to undertake Sales at a distance, J rendering account sales aud proceeds vtrith ; ■ unfailing promptness, they truat that the \ patrpnage which has been so liberally be, j stowed on them as private Agents and ' Salesmen wtfl be extended to them as \ Auctioneers, LIEBIG'S EXTRACT Of MEAT 'gi prepared in the establishment of Mr I n] Itobert Tooth, of New South Wales and I ' | Queensland, now so highly Bpoken" of in^ "' Europe as supplying a food at once lightSfe' supporting, agreeaole to. the taste, suitable.jll equally to the strong and feeble, and w.ithal«» seasonably economical. To Diggers and I*l others engaged in remote districts, this is an I 71 incalculable blessing, as by the simple addi. I iJ tion of ha.lf a pint of hot water, and a little 111 salt in seasoning to half a table-spoonful of mm the extract; a good wholesome bowl of soup I I is. thus made at five minutes' notice and! - without trouble, will make it welcome in the! "A tent of any man, I i Our German brethren are reminded thatl this is the introduction of their distinguiahedl „, countryman. Baron Lieb^q, who attaches r the greatest importance to the preparat'onl^a.nd' considers it supplies- a place in thfl 'i^. articles of diet that no other food can afford! '"'^ Wholesale agent for Westland— W. S. LocKjf^ij hart. 1 ' I THHIi '^GREY RIVER ARGUS! -1,1 Published Every WirjL TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDA-flVj| Is admitted to be the best conductemtfjf Journal on K ~fm Its circulation, already large, is rapidl^^H increasing both iv and out of the C'oloi^^^| and constitutes it a first-class mediuiuJl^^l advertisements, which are charged, "at^ *\u#^ Sif I Vf MM lowest possible rate, consistent with mate profit. Mwsm\WW Nothing is spared to make tlie «^J^^H RiVE«A;tGCs" in every respect aiiM^r "-?^H representative of the district in ~nfl" . published; it affords fu.U inform!^. 'j^^j local matters^ aiid the latest mining newj I whilst at the same time it sui>plies its read« I copiously with general information on otffl'j I topics. | All The terms of subscription, ayelos per (mJmwilaMm payable in advance. ' aKj/ mU I mm I '.^^l «J mm ' IN ALL ITS BRANCHdB i n^| , In every variety o^M /^^^^H mm / fl^^H '' J >.' "'^"i'S^'WSmmmmmmM •\grey river, argus" rejqnTrfl I ' Boundary Street. mf; .A^M MR..E. W. ,J[ONES, hasbeen//.^ agent in Hokitika for t# J lliver Argus, '/and is authori.se# f\ acQoun.ts and ,< receive advertis# / ll^^^| /subscriptions' for sam.e. # / ' *A^L m — m W Advertisements and orders /^ ' m \\\^m^ m \\ office, ReveU street, near '^WF^'ihmmmmmmmmmmm Hokitika,. .( Mf^V'' m\\\\\\\\\\m\ \&s. been appoyited^y }3mm\\\\\\\\\\\\m\ authorised to receiv^^|'|^^^^^^^H advertisements for &sa wSi^^ mm \\ m \^ m \ m \^ m \ m \ All advertisemcyyP^cedui^^^^^^^^^H office before 3' o'i^£araiv a^^^^^^^^^^| publication ; a^M^^ritin^^L^L^L^L^L^L^L^LW of advertisement^? / -^-——-^-——-^-———1 5 ( mmm \ m \ m \ m \ m \ m \ m \ m \\