Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Grey River Argus, Volume VII, Issue 504, 8 April 1869, Page 1

TIORSYTH AND M.A^TE&S, Mawhera Quay, ■' "i HA V E -ON H.A NDPloughs, Harrows, Scythes Chaff Cutteis, Harness, Saddlery Truck Wheels, 8, 10, 12, 14. 16; 18, and2oin. ' > Galvanised Iron, 3, 6, 7,,andJ}ft. Ridging, Spouting Bar Iron, Sheet Iron xt -. Steel, Castj Shear, and BlisiwU* Smiths' Bellows and Aiiyils ' Dining and Parlor Chairs American Steer Oars, 18 to 34ft. 12 bales Cocoa Nut Fibre for Mattrasses Kerosene, Colza, Castor, and Boiled Oils Tar, Pitch, Oakum Washing and Mangling Machines Gold Retorts, Crucibles, Borax* Also, Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery of all descriptions.' Agents in New Zealand for the Langlands Foundry Contpany. m A V L O R ' S STORE. The Public are respectfully informed that this Store is well stocked with a General Assortment of Goods in the GROCERY, SPIRIT, AND PROVISION DEPARTMENT, And are SOLD at the LOWESI CASH PRICES. Finest tea, 3s 6d per lb ; second quality, 3s do ; Company's sugars, at sid, 6d, and 7d do ; candles (full weights), Is 6d do ; Knight's Tasmanian jaifoa, pickles, and sauces at the lowest prices ; Sultana and other raisins, Is per lb ; currants, 8d do ; fancy biscuits; Is do ; tobaccoes (choice quality), 4s, ss, 6s, and 7s. do ; Coey'a hams and bacon (new cure) imported direct from England ; Wellington 'butter, superior quality ; Adelaide flour 'ilirect from Hart's mills, in 50, 100, and 20tflb,bags ; maize, 7s M'per bushel of 60 lb. ■.*" • SPIRIT DEPARTMENT. Hennessy's pale and dark brandy, 5s per bottle ; Jamaica rum, Dublin whisky, Campbelton and Kirkliston, each 4s per bottle ; gin, imperial quarts, 5s Gd do ; medium size, 4s 6d do ; Blood's porter and Tennant's ale, in qxiarts and pints— Wholesale and Retail. Hooper and Dodson's celebrated Ale, in lihds and qr-casks, at the brewery prices. The above goods will be found of superior quality. Wholesale buyers liberally dealt with. JAMES TAYLOR, Proprietor. T^V IT S H L E — Onions Potatoes Apples. GLEDHILL'S STORE (Late T. Joyce's), Near Hildebrand and Weber's Butchery, Richmond Quay. XTTATSON AND WICKES, BOUNDARY TIMBER YARD, Boundary street, Have on Hand, at Very Low Prices— A large stock of Imported Doors and Sashes ; Wide Lumber, thoroughly seasoned, up to 34 inches wide Mouldings, Skirtings Architraves, &c, &c. Turnery work in Kauri Glass Doors, all kinds Builders' Ironmongery Bricks, Lime • Stockholm Tar Pitch, Coal Tar Roman Cement &c, &c, &c. AGENTS FOR THE COAL CREEK saw mills. aTe and hawo rt h NOW OFFERING FOR SALE TEN THREE-ROOMED FINISHED COTTAGES, T. and G. Lined, with double brick chimneys, with the usual out-houses, to be erected in Herbert street, next Watson and Wickes' Timber Yard. The allotments are 29 x 66, each securely fenced in. The price of each cottage is £80, to be paid in weekly instalments of £2. The ground rent £5 per year ; lease for 21 years. For further particulars, apply to RAEandHAWORTH, Timber Yard. COAL CREEK STEAM SAW MILLS COMPANY Are now prepared to supply Sawn Timber, in orders of 2000 ft. and upwards, assorted sizes,' delivered on the River Bank, Greymouth or Cobden, at 13s 6d per 100 sup. feet. Terms cash. Orders left with— RAEJand HAWORTH, Mawhera Quay ; Or, WATSON and WICKES, Boundary Timber Yard, Bonndary street, Punctually attended to. v March 9, 1869.