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Grey River Argus, Volume V, Issue 322, 6 February 1868, Page 1

"VT O T I C E : REVISION OF THE MINING REGULATIONS OF THE NELSON SOUTH-WEST GOLD FIELDS. The. 33 infers, (if . the Grey District are requested /tfi.^lect Representatives, to meet in the CottTt-hous§, -^at Cobden, on Saturday, the 29th dsiy of Fei^-uaryj f<> r * ne purpose of Revising and " Amending the Gold Fields' Regulations. *' ■'"'■' '■•*•- In order to avoid the inconveniences of an election, conducted in the usual manner, it has been decided that any person bringing with him thirty (30) Miners' Rights will be deemed a duly-elected representative. It will only be necessary that the Miners' Rights shall be produced at the first meeting on Feb. 29, but no- one can take part in the proceedings who has not attended the first meeting. The Warden of the District will act as Chairman of the meetings. T. A. SNEYD KYNNERSLEY, Commissioner. ~' Commissioner's Office, Westport, January 29, 1868. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND DISTRICT. In the matter of the administration of JAMES TWEED, deceased, intestate. AU persons having claims against the above estate are requested to send full particulars of the same to the undersigned, or to Messrs Haggitt and Haggitt, Solicitors, Manse street, Dunedin, on or before the twentyninth day of February next. ' JAMES HAZLITT. Administrator of the Estate of James Tweed, deceased. jJunstan, Otago, 15th January, 18G8. IN THE TRUST ESTATE OF MESSRS LYNCH AND DOYLE, Late Storekeeper at Moonlight. Whereas, by deed, bearing date 28th day of January, 1868, the above-named Estate is vested in Martin Kennedy and Morris Levy, as Trustees for all the Creditors in the said Estate, all persons entitled to claim on the .. Estate of Messrs Lynch and Doyle are requested to do so immediately, addressed to Kennedy Brothers. The Trustees notify that they only are authorised to contract debts on the abovenamed Estate, and that Dennis Doyle is duly authorised to carry on the business, and to collect all debts due to the Estate for our benefit. MARTIN KENNEDY ) Tniatees MORRIS LEVY J inureees. PUB L[ C ..NOTICE. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. WOOLFE, MACE AND CO. beg to thank their numerous friends for past favours, and beg to announce that in consequence of some of the parties returning to England that all claims due by the estate be sent in forthwith, and all debts due to the said firm must be paid within twenty-one days, or legal pioceedings will be taken to recover the same. WALLACE WOOLFE, HENRY MACE, C. ROGERS. Boundary-street, Greymouth, and Pal-merston-street, Westport. INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION, MELBorRNE, 1866-67. COFFEE AND SPICES. NOTICE.— First Prize Medal has been awarded to ROBERT HARPER and CO., of Melbourne, for Coffee and Spices ; all good, of excellent quality. — Vide Report of the t Jurors to the Royal Commissioners. CAUTION. — As certain persons are vend- , ing inferior Coffee by imitating our label and nsiuuating that we have sold our business, the public are hereby informed that R. H. and Co. never disposed of their business — that they still carry it on under the desigua. tion of Robert Harper and Co ., at the Victoria Steam Coffee Works, where they have erected improved and efficient machinery, thereby enabling them to supply their customers with i a superior article to that originally known in New Zealand a* "Harper and M'Kenzie's Coffee." Every package of our stau.iard Coffees has the signature "Robert Harper and Co." TTALENTINES. VALENTINI^ J. W. PARKINSON has just received a large supply of Comic and Seiitiinentsd Valentines. Also, Birthday, Ruineiu'brauce, and Presentation Cards. J. W. Parkinson, Stationer and News Agent, next Harris'sStar Hotel