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Directors will, of course, apply themßcftvea to tlu consideration of the question of towage —at [.resent a costly element. Th.ey would, however, remark that with so, large and valuable an Estate as the Coalfield at the threshold of Greymouth, which, if properly work'.tl, must be a source of incalculable wiahnto tue district, it is scarcely possible to suppose that such an obstacle to its commerce will long be allowed to prevail. If the interests of the owners of tug boats shall be found antagonistic to the trading of the Co»- v , pauy, it will be requisite that the Company khall provide tug vessels of their own. ! The Directors desire to allude to anottfe source of profit wh ich is too important t6 be lost sight of. The Country above the rdineff J in the Valley of the Grey, aud upon the Arnold, is attracting a considerable number of Settlers, aud the trafic returns! for the milling and agricultural' population there would alone pay a handsome dividend upon the cost of constructing a line of railway or tramway communica'ion between them and the port. A careful estimate of tho probable revenue to be derived from the trading of the Company has been made upon the assumption that 50,000 tons of Coal may be gained per iinnum, aud brought down to the vessels lying at Greymouth After paying liberally for getting the coal, making a fair allowance for i office and working expenses, and a moderate charge for freight upon the line ; together with 10 per cent, upon Capital, a protit of 25 to 30 per cent, may be anticipated upon a selling price of 10s. per ton for the Coal placed on board ship at Greymouth. REDUCTION IN PRICES, .•AT/ ■■;■ ■■-■•;,;■■ TAYLOR'S STORE*, Next door to White Horse Hotel.. The public are respectfully informed thafc. the Reduced Prices are aB follows :— Black tea, 3s per lb ; fine do Pekoe, flavor, 3s 6d per lb A superior tea, 4s per lb ; connoisseurswill fiud this tea a luxury Sugar, Gd and 7d per lb Candles, full -weights Is fid per lb Borden's condensed milk, Is 6d to 2s per tin Peacock and Johnston's jams, 12s per: dozen Raisins, Is per lb ; currants,- ,9d .per-. lb ;; Sultana raisins, Is 3d per.lb, free^ from stones; cocoa and chocolate,, 2s per lb ; dried apples^. Is perdb^ Cross and BlackweLL's pjoklea,,,!* 6di per bottle ; quarts, i 3s;; salad and castor oil, Is per bottle ; pills, oint- * nient and . painkiller, Is 6d per package; Wellington butter (superior). 2s per lb ; . table vinegar, Is 6d per bottle Lochfine herrings, 2s per dozen;, ling fish, 9d per lb;, smoked sardines, 48 6d per box Kerosene, 4s per gallon, in case ob tin. of 4 gallons . Sinclair's and Cooey's-hamS; and bacon,. Is 6d per lb Tobaccos, osperlb; Barrett's twist, 6s i aromatic, 7s ; Havana cigars, 163 per box of 100, ot.fiye a-shilling;, ' these tobaccos and. cigars will, ba found of superior quality. The Spirit Department 'is.-- welt stocked with first-class Wines and Spirits at. the following Low Prices : — : Martell's brandy, 5s per battlfc Old Jamaica rum, 4sperbottlfe ;,whisfey, 4s do ; gin, 5s do^.porkand sherry, 4s do; old torn, 4s 6i db^saßsaparilla, 5s do Flour, superior quality, . in. 50'^. MOb and 2001 b bags. Maize/ for cattle and horse-feeding/ Observe — - . , TA ? LOR ' S S- £• O< aE, Next White Horse-Hotel .. SELLING OFF. SELLING OFF. The Undersigned, as he is relinquishing business on Richmond Quay,,isaiow ready to offer his Large and Varied Stock of Merchandise, at Greatly Redu.ced : Rates. The Store is also For Sale or. To Let, and, as the business is long established, no more . favorable opportunity can .present itself to a purchaser. XV JOYCE. T^ OR SALE OR. TO LET. The late Stores ot Mjs W. Wright, Werita street. . ALSO TO SELkThe STAR HOTEL,.Mftwhera Quay. Apply to J. J. BLAGK&IORE, Wharf HoteL XT O T L C E Just Arrived, per Leonidas, the long-ex-pected lot ol American ' AROMATIC NAVY TOBACCO, And to be. had at CHARLES BARLING'S, ' Tobacconist. TTTILLIAMW R I G H T K ' COMMISSION AND. ©USTOM HOUSE,. . AGENT, ! At D. Maclean and Company's, Mawhera Quay. "PROPERTIES FOR SALE & TO LET.. FOR SALE. A Store, in Waite street, with fbur- ; ; roomed Cottage attached. ' A Store in Cobden, : A three-roomed House in Arney street., ' A Shop on Richmond Quay. The\ Queen's Hotel, in . Greason street The Royal Hotel, at the Point. A four-roomed Cottage, on FreeholdsSection, 66 x 132, pleasantly situated. > on the Preston Road. TO LET. . The Canterbury HoteL On an improving lease, 12$ acres laud, * on rising ground, immediately abova. Coal Creek Gardens. The Store lately occupied by Clark and ■ Wallace, Arney street Building allotments Apply to WM. W. CARDNO, Mawhera Quay. FOR SALE— One-fifth Share in a valuable Water-Race and Claim on the South Beach. For further particulars, apply to Mr William Perkins, Solicitor, Werita street. TO LET— A three-roomed Cottage. T. Spoor, City Baths. ' IY/TACKAY'S LETTER EXPRESS.' An Expresß leaves Parkinson's, Grey-, mouth, every Saturday for Nelson Creek and the upper diggings, carrying letters and small parcels. * TTTANTED TO CHARTER^ A Vessel, of light draught, to convey a cargo of Coals to Blenheim. Apply to NATH. EDWARDS and CO. ANTED, a g»od Tailor, at J. 1 M^Dayttt's, Mawhera Quay. " x •

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Grey River Argus, Volume VI, Issue 386, 4 July 1868, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Grey River Argus, Volume VI, Issue 386, 4 July 1868, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Grey River Argus, Volume VI, Issue 386, 4 July 1868, Page 3

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