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Grey River Argus, Volume VII, Issue 451, 3 December 1868, Page 3

rriHE FOOLS AIN'T AULL DEAD YET. Wun ov the most kon-speak-e-us members ov thi3 aunty-dill-00-v-n and still un-egg-stink family weve known fur sum time, ma B ceen daily (Sunday's egg-cepted) at the AMERICAN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, aktilly givin awa the finest klass uv tobaccos at the follerin prycos — TO WTT Gen-u-wineßarrett'aTwist ... 7s per lb. i Choice Cavendish ... , ... 7s „ Finest Southern Aromatic ... 8s „ Cut Tobaccoea, of every variety .". 9s „ A. M. HUNTER, AMERICAN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, i (Next to O'Donnell's Butchery), Mawhera Quay. TH E Undersigned, having recently effected arrangements that enable them to overcome many of the difficulties that this market has hitherto presented in procuring a Regular Supply of tirst quality Meat, can now confidently assure their customers that they may depend upon being served, at the most Reasonable Rates, with the BEST QUALITY OF MEAT, of every description— Beef, Mutton, Pork, Yeal — . that the New Zealand markets can afford. Shipping Supplied. HILDEBRAND & WEBER, Wholesale and Retail Butchers, Richmond Quay. II T IJ IT I O N~^ AT ■ PAUL'S CANADIAN HOTEL, Gre3'inouth, On SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1868, One-Sixth Share in a Claim and WaterRace, known as the Cornishmens, Rutherglen. The said claim is at present paying over two ounces each man per week, and they have extended ground enough to last for the next three years. The present shareholder is going home, and wishes to dispose of it by two hundred and thirty members at one pound each. The winner and putter up each to spend five pounds sterling. Tickets to be had at Hamilton and Co.'c Stores, Rutherglen and Eight-mile Terrace, and all the Hotels in Greymouth. TTNITED STATES CONCERT HALL Engagement of JOHNNY BURGESS, the Champion Clog and Pump Dancer, and PRANi LEATHWOOD, the favorite Solo Concertinast ; in conjunction with the following talented artistes— Mr PERCIVAL, FRED. SMITH, GEO. IRVINE. Pianist, MrGosson; Manager, MrF. Smith. Admission Free. Colonial Treasury, Hobart Town, 7th October, 1868. riOLD IN TASMANIA. In accordance with the regulations published in the Grey River Argus, of the 24th November, 1868, the following SCALE of REWARDS will be paid by the Government of Tasmania for the DISCOVERY of a profitable GOLD FIELD IN TASMANIA, viz. : — £1000 for a gold field yielding lOOoz. weekly. 2000 ditto 150oz. ditto 3000 ditto 200oz. ditto 4000 ditto SOOoz. ditto. 5000 ditto 400oz. ditto THOS. D. CHAPMAN, Colonial Treasurer. ~vr () t^ i c i~T PAROA DISTRICT ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited for making an Eight-feet Metalled Road from Paroa to Limestone. Plans and Specification to be seen on and after Thursday, December 3, at Mr Leach's Hotel, Paroa, and Road Board Office, Greymouth, where tenders will be received up to , 12 o'clock on Monday, the 14th December, 1868. N.B. — Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. E. TYLER. Secretary. Road Board Office, Greymouth, Nov. 27, 1868. T> O R O U GH COUNCIL. TENDERS are invited until Thursday, at noon, December 3, for supplying Gravel and Coal Tarring River Bank Protection Works. Specifications can be seen on application to the Town Clerk. The lowest or any tender not necessarily excepted. By order, J. A. WHALL, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, November 27, 1868. ~VT O T 1 C E . BOROUGH COUNCIL, GREYMOUTH. The STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, as required by " The Municipal Corporations Act, 1867," may be inspected on and after Wednesday, December 2, at the Town Clerk's Office. JOHN A. WHALL, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, November 30, 1868. ~T L L CLAIMS Against the brig CLARENDON and the schooner I. O. must be rendered to the undersigned before 12 o'clock this day in duplicate, or they will not be recognised. GLENN BROS, Greymouth, 3rd Dec, 1868. TT^ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notice is hereby given that the partnership existing between Wallace Woolfe, Henry Mace, and Charles James Rogers, and carried on at Greymouth under the style or firm of "Woolfe, Mace and Company," is dissolved by mutual consent. All outstanding accounts must be paid to Mr William Perkins, Solicitor, without delay. WALLACE WOOLFE, HENRY MACE, C. J. ROGERS. Witness— William Perkins, Solicitor, Greymouth.