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Grey River Argus, Volume VI, Issue 441, 10 November 1868, Page 4

*Ojj jjAftW *?If . .BO" STRIKE AND BLACKMORE, (Late by special appointment to his Excellency Sir Gco. Grey, X.C.8.) IMPORTERS, ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, CORDIAL MANUFACTURERS, AND BOTTLERS OF ENGLISH PORTER, GrEEYMOUTH. VINEGAR. TO UP-COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS. Just arrived, from London, CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF MALT VINEGAR, For convenience of packing. ONE GALLON, 28s ; equal to seven. SAMPLE BOTTLE, 55., now ready, at Hi WHITMORE'S, . CRATED WATER MANUFACTORY, RICHMOND QUAY, GREYMOUTH. GRAND ART UNION. TO BE DRAW If FOR, That first-plass Property, known as TIIE BANK HOTIJL, Situate at the CORNER of TAINUI STREET Ain> MAWHEIIA QUAY, GREYMOUTH, Together with VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. E, COUTANCIIE "DEGS respectfully to inform the public that he has decided upon offering jthe abov valuable Property and Furniture as TWENTY-FOUR PRIZES! To be drawn for on the principle of the 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 be taken up before that tjme, the Drawing will be duly advertised. Prizes :— L The well : known BANK HOTEL, with License to March, 1869 2. Three large and handsome Pictures, framed p. Bedroom Chest of Drawers 4. Spring-stuffed Sofa ; also, a plain Sofa 5. A Registered Grate, with fender and fireirons 6. An Eight : day Clock 7. A large Kitchen Range, with utensils complete 8. A brass Beer Pump 9. Chandelier, with three burners ; also, three Bracket Lamps 10. Four plain Sofas 1 1 . Cheffonier and Dining Table 12. A round Parlor Table, six Chairs, and Carpet 13. A Cqoking Stqve 14. A double turned Bedstead, straw and hair mattrasses 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 Basins and Jugs 20. Two plajn Bedsteads, with mattrasses 21. Assortment of Crockeryware 22. Three kerosene Table Lamps 23. Stuffed Sofa, three Chairs, and Hearth-rug 24. Four Pictures, framed The Winner of the Hotel to pay £5 extra. Application for Tickets to be made to 3 COUTANCHE, BANK HOTEL, GREYMOUTH rtAaMSli A USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROV. -<Wmjg%& R. -^ VIDENT SOCIETY. INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION, „ . ~~ lOfn ' ' Melbourne, 1866 67. Established 1849. COFFEE AND SPIC ES . Annual Revenue Exceeds £103,560. NOTICE.— First Prize Medal has been Invested Funds Exceed £318,000. awarded to ROBERT HARPER and CO., Principal Office— lo7 Collins Btreet west pf Melbourne, for Coffee and Spices ; all good, Melbourne. of excellent quiljty. — Vide Report of the Jurors to the Royal Commissioners. ' CAUTION.— As certain unprincipled Per- DIRECTORS: sons are vending inferior COFFEE by imita- Robert M'Dougal, Esq, Chairman, ting our red and blue labels., the public are T. H. Power, Esq, Deputy-Chairman, hereby informed that every package of our ?• ?• Tracy Esq, MJL), J.P lx - ,/iff i. ii. ' •• x «i -d v -i. Andrew Sutherland, Esq, J.P. standard Coffees has the signature *• Robert p ro fessor Irving, M. A. Harper and Co." _ r .. . _ . __ _ _ , N.8.-R. H. and Co. beg to inform th c Medlcal P f,T e n^ W ; a ?' ? Ug^ Es<1 ' M „.,,> ■. ; • . , . iOJ ldl Collins street east. public that owing to an extra duty of 2d per 1b having been lately impqsed on manufac- _ *#* Assurance, Annuity, and Endowment tared coffee importedinto'New^ealand, they *™» ££"»"" tad . the society, on hayejtarted a branch ofjhdr business in The rf Dunedin, which enables them to execute property o f the members, are from tinTe to orders for coffees, spices, pepper, &c, pf the time divided rateably among themselves. game standard qualities^ and at the same F orma o f prO p O sal and every other in prices, as they have hitherto supplied from formation can be obtained at the principa Melbourne,' before the prohibitory duty was office, or at- any of the agencies. imposed. '" " By order o the Board, .— w TONyq ANDCO J. BRYCE WILKINSON, E. having^ !^aaalgemeiiex C t e nd Resident Secretary. their business from its present limits of Sale by private" Treaty to one embracing Tt/TISSING FRIENDS, NEXT OF KIN that of ' ' ' -i-'-l. Unclaimed Money Restored, &c. AUCTIONEERS. The particular departmont of an Auc- HOGAN S Australian, European, and tioneetfs Sness to^which' they specially American General Agency Oihce and Unintend to tfevbtethTir affition'is that oif J™jf News K « om ' vmder the patronageof • ■ ... the Governments of New South Wales, vieHOUSE AND PROPERTY toria, South Australia, New Zealand, &c, Their long and tried experience in this es3en- &c. tiaUyan ' ' " ' ' '"• ' The Proprietors of the Grey River Argus ESTATE AGENCY BUSINESS, are hereby appointed my authorised agents. makes them confident thaji they can supply a Enquiries for Missing Friends, or other indeficiency which is now being much felt in formation sought through the advertising T'lokittka' arid throughout the Coast, and as columns of this Journal, will have immediate tli oy intend to undertake Sales at a distance, attention. Agents are appointed in the rendering account sales and proceeds with principal towns in the world, and newspapers iin failing promptness, they trust that the published by them are regularly filed, and patronage which haa been so liberally bo- open for the free inspection of the public. ; &towe"d on' them as private Agent* and Address : Portland, Victoria, Australia, fealesmeft will be extended to 'them' as JAMES HOGAN, Auctiqneere. " v " Sole Proprietor.