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Grey River Argus, Volume VI, Issue 388, 9 July 1868, Page 3

TTMTED STATES CONCERT HALL. Engagement of MISS FLORENCE COWAN, The Celebrated Vocalist and Danc&r, who j wi . I appear nightly iv conj unction witb. ! THE COURT MINSTRELS. ; Admission Free. United States Concert Hall. T)~H O T O G RAP H Y. Tn thanking his friends and the public for the liberal support which has been accorded to him since he entered his new premises, J. LOW would now beg to intimate that as ho will be leaving Greymouth shortly, he. will he most happy to set* those who have not yet favored him with a calL The establishment will be closed positively iv three weeks from date. Boundary street, Juno 27, 18<J8. f^i REYMOUTH COAL DEPOT The Undersigned, having purchased the River Plant of the Nelson Coal Mining Company, and having entered into arraugeinenta for a regular supply of Coal from the Mines ou the Grey River, are prepared to , COAL STEAMERS AND SAILING VESSELS, at their Wharf, at £1,53 per ton — Cash. EILGOUR and PEROTTI. Greymouth, May 15, 1868. pOALS. COALS. COALS, Coals supplied for Town Consumption at 30s per ton— Cash on delivery. Orders left at Tramway Office promptly attended to. JAMES JONES, ■ Sole Agent/ % : ■ ; : ■ : nOAI AT 30a PEP* TON. The Original Coalmen are prepared tv deliver Coal, from the Nelson Mine, in any part of the town, at 30s per ton— cash ou : delivery. KYMBRELL aud BLACKMORE. Orders to be left at D. Maclean's Provision Store, Boundary street; and at A. Hosie's Tent Shop, Mawhera Quay.