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TUESDAY, Bth DECEMBER, At 2 o'clock. T\ MA.UL EA N AND CO., favored with instructions from Mr Charle9 Bradshaw, will sell by public auction, on the ground, on Tuejday, Bth instant, at 2 o'clock, j A portion of L^ud on ,tho Native Reserve, being part of Block No. 9j and situate behind the Post Office, with a frontage of 99 feet to Mount street. The land is divided into six sections, on three of which neat and substantial cottages are erecteil, and let at a rental of £130 per annum. Any person having a small sum of money to invest will find this a good opportuuity aa the ground rent ia remarkably low, and the lot will ba sold Without reserve. D.MACLEAN aud CO., A'uotioiiefi-s. "pOOKS, BOOKS. BuU &S. .Just Amved p9r Rangitoio, and On Sale by R , SHANNON, S£awfeera Quay — Duffy Orators, assorted Henderson's Trade Reckoner Magnall's Questions Markhaui's England Do France Murrell's Grammar and Exerciaaa Dick's Byron, paper wrapper Do do clotk Bell Brandon, Ko. 1 and 4 Bow Bells, vol. 6 Ainsworth's, Buhver's, Dumaa', and James' Novels, Is each Cooke's Letter Writer Jumping Frog Byron's, Burns', and Moore's Poema Warnes' Shak*peare, cheap edition Saint of the Nation London Journal, vol. 47 Davis' Poems Duffy's Ballad Poetry of Ireland Youatt on the Horse Barrington's Ki3e aud Fall of th<j Irish Nation Enquire Within Histu-y of Ireland, Illustrated, published 1868 Penny Miscellany, div. 3 to 9 ltenton's Debater Lett's Diaries, fresh supplies. I^o UP-COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. Now On Hand— A large assortment of Fancy Goods, con? sisting of — Toys of every description Dolls Work Boxes Writing Desks Meerschaum Pipes &c, &c, &c. DE COSTA and CO. N a A L TTT To arrive, ex Beautiful Star, 1 ton Prime Cheese 45 jksgs Butter. DE COSTA and CO. ON PALE, at the Stores of the undersigned, 65 kegs Prime Butter. DE COSTA and CO. r\NIONS, POTATOES. FRO IT, 3 tons New Onions New Potatoes Pine Apples and Oranges, To Arrive, per Egmont, This Day. Invoices to hand, at MAG O F g I N'S, R T U N I O N~, AT PAUL'S CANADIAN HOTEL, Greymouth, On SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1868, One-Sixth Share in a Claim and WaterRace, known as the Oornishmens, Rutherglen, The said olaim 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 ij; by two hundred and thirty members at one pound eaah. The winner 'and putter up eaoh t* spend five pounds sterling. Tickets to be had at Hamilton and Co.'s Stores, Rutherglen and Eight-mile Terrace, and all the Hotels in Greymouth. CHALLENGE FOil £25 A-SIDE. \^j MR, W. C, MIDDLETON having Challenged PROFESSOR ADAMS, to play with Single Sticks and Foils for £25 a-side, not;ce is hereby given that the Challenge has been accepted, and the match will come off at the UNITED STATES HOTEL, Greyraouth, within a few days. ■ J. ADAMS. -XT O T I C E . PAROA DISTRICT ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited for making an Eight-feet Metalled Road from Paroa to Limestone. Plans and Specification Jjo be seen on and l after Thursday, December 3, at Mr Leach's Hotel, Paroa, and Road Board Office, Grey* mouth, where tenders will be received up to 12 o'clock on Monday, the 14th December, 1868, N.B. — Lowest or any tender not neces-' sarily accepted. E. TYLER. Secretary, Road Board Office, Greymouth, Nov. 27, 1868. TirrOTICE TO CONSIGNEES -Ll PER THE BRIG MAGNET, FROM MELBOURNE. This vessel, having arrived, will be entered at H .M. 's Customs this day. Consignees are requested to pass their entries, present their Bills of Lading, and pay freight to theunderBigned. All goods not removed by 4 o'clook p.m. on each day of delivery, will be stored at the risk and expense of the consignee. KENNEDY BROS., Agent*.