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Grey River Argus, Volume VI, Issue 411, 1 September 1868, Page 3

GRAN D AR T UN IO N TO BE DRAWN FOR,. That flrat-claaa Property, known as THE BANK. HOTEL,, Situate at the CORNER or TAINUI STREET xsu MAWHERA. QUAY, GREYMOUTH,? ■ Together with -..-■•,■ .• • . VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; "• . •■"•- E. COUTANC HE ..;\ . BEGS respectfully to inform the public that he has decided upon offering the abdv* valuable Property and Furniture as TWENTY - FOUE PRIZES-.! To be drawn for ou the principle of th« Grand Art Union by ■■...• TWELVE HUNDRED SUBSCRIBERS at ONE POUND (£1) EACH. The Drawing will take place during : the Christmas- week ; but should the Tickets fca takea/ up before that timuj the Drawing will be duly advertised. . . i. Phizes: — 1. The well-known BANK HOTEL, with License to- Marcbj 186JK \ '/ /'; 2. Three large and handsome Pictures, framedi : ' 3. Bedroom Chest of Drawers 4. Springistuffed Sofa ; alsoj a plain Sbfa. . „...;,.. 5. A Registered Grate, with fender and" fireirour : 6. An Eight-day Clock - - ' „ -.:. _ „ .... . .. 7. A large Kitchen Range, with utensil's complete • . . ■ '• ; " ;■: • 8. A brass Beer Pump. A: •■" , . . . V ■,:'.„ 9. Chandelier, with three burners ;" also; three Bracket Lamp** — - . -. 10. Four plain Sofas . . - , . ; . . 11. Cheffonier and Dining Table : ' ] • - : ; '**^; 12. A round Parlor Table, six Chairs, and Carpet 13. A Cooking Stove 14. A double turned Bedstead, straw and hair mattrasges-' 15. Two good Tables, with covers ] 16. Two Washstands, complete . - - 17. A double Bedstead, with two mattrasses ■ • 18. Three toilet Looking-glasses 19. Two small hanging Looking-glasses, and four bedroom Baaint aad Jag*s 20. Two plain Bedsteads, with mattrassea 21. Assortment of Crockeryware 22. Three kerosene Table Lamps < : \ '..' r : 23. Stuffed Sofa, three Chairs, and Hearth-rug ■'' ■,•''■■' 24. Four Pictures, framed ■ [". ;:'~j The Winner of the Hotel to pay J65 extra. Application for Tickets to be made to . ; ■ E. OOUTANCHif; • -f <■•:-:;,» ---■-; BANK -HOTEL^ SaBfcSOUTH;

•ATOTICE OP REMOVAL. M. O'BRIEN, Bootmakee, HB has Removed to next door to «■ Thomas and M'Beath's, Mawhera ■^^^ Trade supplied with leather, closed uppers and grindery. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots made to order. A large stock of Watertights (our own make) always on hand, marked thus— M. O'Brien, maker, Greymouth. IVT (5 T I C E . All parties travelling up or down the New River will be charged Tolls for the use of our Tracks j such Tolls will be collected at our Lower Store. Any parties attempting to evade the same, we shall at once take steps to enforce payment. CARD BROTHERS, New River. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the partnership existing between the undersigned, as Produce Dealers, carrying on business at Greymouth, under the style or firm of Woolcock and Gledhill, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. For the future, the business will be carried on by the said Charles Woolcock alone, by whom all liabilities due and owing by the late firm will be discharged, and to whom all debts owing to the same firm must be paid. Dated this 28th day of August, 1868. CHARLES WOOLCOCK. WM. GLEDHILL. Witness— William Perkins, - Solicitor, Greymouth. ■j^ELSON (BRUNNER. MINE) COAL The Undersigned are prepared to Supply Steamers and Sailing Craft at 20s per ton, f.o.b. ; The town trade at 25s per ton, delivered in any part cf the township. N.B.— Captains of coastal steamers having pronounced 15cwt. of coal from the Nelson (Brunner) Mine equal to 20cwt. from the Canterbury Mine, the advertisers guarantee to supply Nelson Coal only. . r Apply to ALEX. CONSTANTINE; Or, D. GIRDWOOD and CO., Agents, Mawhera Quay. T>RUNNERTON COAL MINE. From this date, until further notdoe, the price of Coal at the above Mine will be Eight Shillings per ton cashi : J. ROGER DUTTON. Cobden, Sept. 1, 1868. • ; ; YX7ELLINGTON 'BUTTER* of superior Y X quality, just arrived p : er Egmont, Ou Salt afc Taylor's Store, whole»»U and. retail.