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Grey River Argus, Volume VII, Issue 474, 28 January 1869, Page 1

rjn AYLOR'S STORE* JAME3 TAYLOR Respectfully informs the public that he has returned from Sydney, Melbourne, and Hobart Town, where he has purchased a large assortment of Goods, in GROCERIES, SPIRITS, & PROVISIONS, At the LOWEST PRICES, FOR CASH, Which he is now receiving per 10, Sarah Ann, and Magnet ; Also, Hart's Flour, direct from the Mills, All of which he will SELL AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Tea, the finest quality imported, reduced from 4s to 3s 6d per lb Second quality do, 3s do Company's sugars ats£d. 6d, and 6£d do Candles, full weights, Is 6d do Knight's Tasmania! jams, 12s per dozen Red cabbage and other pickles Sauces and ketchup Sultana and other faisins, Is per lb Currants, 8d do ; fciney biscuits, Is do Tobaccos, of choicest qualities, at 4s, ss, 6s, and 7s do : , Coey's hams and bacon, new cure English and colonial cheese Wellington butter, superior quality. SPIRIT DEPARTMENT. Hennessy's pale and dark brandy, 5s per bottle ; Jamaica rum, 4s do John Jamison's Dublin whisky, and Campbellton do, 4s do Sir Robt. Burnett's Old Tom, 4s 6d do Gin, imperial quarts, 5s 6d do ; medium size, 4s 6d do j small do, 2s 6d do Port, sherry, and other wines, 4s do Blood's porter, Is 6d do ; Tennant's ale, Is6ddo Maize, at 7s 6d per.bushel of 601bs, And all other Goods m his General Store, AT THE LOWEST PRICES, Which the Proprietor wants to Clear Out, previous to 1 e-building his Store. Hooper and Dodson's celebrated Ale, in hhds and qr-casks, at the brewery prices. Observe — TAYLOR'S STORE, Next White Horse Hotel. npHE OLDEST STORE IN GREYMOUTH, FOR FAMILY GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES, SPIRITS, &c. DUNCAN ML EA N, Comer of Boundary and Mackay streets. jpRELIMIN^Y NOTICE. To Concert-Room Proprietors, Theatrical Agents, Speculators, and Others TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY One Half interest in the Renowned THEATRE ROYAL CASINO DE VENISE Doing the best business in New Zealand. The Casino is sufficiently well known and needs no description, suffice to say that it has a frontage of 33ft. in the very best site in Princes street, Charleston, and a depth of 90ft. The internal decorations are artistic, and the Proscenium, Stage, Scenery, Accessories, etc., are suited for any branch of Theatrical business. Attached to the Casino, is a RIFLE GALLERY, with Rifles complete, bringing in a rental This property would not be submitted for sale but that one of the Proprietors is going to Europe, and it requires two parties to conduct the business efficiently. Persons desirous of purchasing are respectfully apprise :1 that a knowledge of Casino business is absolutely necessary ; as the remaining proprietor will not dispose of his share, none but eligible parties will be treated with. For particulars, apply to L. JAKOB, Albion Hotel, Greymouth ; And Mr WRIGHT, At Mace and Dixon's, Hokitika. : O O R~ is A^ L E~7 ONE FULL SHARE IN THE COSMOPOLITAN WATER-RACE AND GOLD-MINING CO. (Registered). This Company hold a lease of ten acres of auriferous ground, and the water-rental brings in £30 weekly ; altogether the Company pays £100 monthly per full share. The vendor is going home, otherwise he would not sell out. For particulars, apply to Messrs FOYN and STURT, Princes street, Charleston. Colonial Treasury, Hobart Town, ! 7th October, 1868. p OLD 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 300oz. ditto 5000 ditto 400oz. ditto THOS. D. CHAPMAN, Colonial Treasurer.