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Grey River Argus, Volume VII, Issue 505, 10 April 1869, Page 1

ANSERS TU KORESP / Olf^lS. Teremakau Betsy. — Yu ask us a kmjt ov ticklish questen, namely, what kind 6f a hnzband yu ort tv chuzet After studyin the case karefully over, we kum tv the konklushon that the best yu kan pick would B Sr^oMenman, He woodnt kost mutch tv feed; 'and yu cood alers find him wh#he was w^ntedi a kleen shirt wunst a munth wood keep him respektabel. B-eides yu cood plant |pm In ; a korner durin washin days & ball nites. ..'''• .** stitiober t D-sidedly no. We tested the ;likeS t «fektooelly : havin drunk 3 QQ&rtz & i ov a pint jest B-4 going tv bed. The darnd thing hez no body tv it : dont send any :it Wbnt soot this market. '. Enquirer : Yu ar quite korekt. The only importer ov tho gen-u-wine "Abraham* Bosem Aromatic" in thiß Kolony is A. M. HUNTER, ••American Tobacco Warehouse, " uext door tv O'Donnell's Sawscgo Mawsheen. He also keeps the bigest variety ov pipes tv B found on the ekernoctial side ur 4he-<equater. . ~ ; ''- -.— -~ TMPORTANT NOTICE. J. B A S C H, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist, Between the Victoria and Commercial Hotels, MawheraQuay, . Has the pleasure to announce that he has just received A large variety of Southern best brands of Tobacco, Kavannah Cigars, Meerschaum Pipes, And a large assortment of Fancy Gooda and Stationery. Pipes Handsomely Mounted. Up«country orders supphed at Greatly Reduced Rates. p\ REYMOUTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL, \JT Religious Institute. On Shilling Per Week. H. WARREN, Master. ST. PATRICK'S CATHOLIC SCHOOL, GREYMOUTHprt • Managing Committee : Rev. E. Royer, President i Esq., Vice -President; Martin Kennedy, Esq., Treasurer; P. M. Griffen, Esq. > Hon. Sec., and Messrs. Sheedy, Joyce, Fitzgerald, Dr. Smith, Quinlan, Carroll, Purcell, John J. Keogh, and O'DonnelL The attention of the inhabitants of Greymouth is respectfully directed to St. Patrick's Roman Catholic School, which is to be opened on Monday next, February 15, upon ; a new and .firm basis, and under the management of a committee of gentlemen, interested in the cause of: Education, who have. long felt the necessity there exists for having a first-class School established, where a i&und Commercial, and, if required, a Classical Education can be obtained. To accomplish the object they have in view, and to supply the desideratum long felt, they have secured the services of Mr_J.^ PHgLAN_late of,Ljn'dhurst College, Sydney," a gentleman who, Worn law long and varied experience in tEe work of tuition in the Australian colonies, 'will no doubt satisfactorily realise the hope entertained, that the institution will prove a source of lasting good to the people of Greymouth. They think it; however, desirable to state, in oider.to ensure public confidence, that children shall be admitted irrespective of creed or class, and that ha religious instruction will be given, except to those of the Catholic persuasion. They think it also deesirable to add that no child shall be excluded from the School for want of means, but shall be educated . free of charge ;; with the proviso, however, that it be ; shown by the parents of such childv to the satisfaction of the Sub Committee, that they are not in a position to pay the established fee. ■'■ The fixed charges, however, must belaid weekly in advance, i.e., for children in ; th c third class, 2s. 6d.; and for those in the se^nd and first classes, Is. 6d. and Is., respeciiyely. The Committee would add, in conclu»; on> that, as the Teacher's Salary will be v«i from the voluntary contribution and schod. fee fund, they must appeal to the public in support of the institution, and they entertain the brightest assurance that, after the example which is set by the gentlemen who have already contributed so freely to the movement, their appeal will not be made in vain. It would be well that parents should ever remember what an ancient philosopher observes with regard to the importance of Education, that "all who have meditated on the art of governing mankind, have been.convinced that the fate of nations depends upon the education of youth." , INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION, Melbourne, 1866 67. COFFEE AND SPICES. NOTICE.— First Prize Medal has been awarded to ROBERT HARPER and CO.i of Melbourne, for Coffee and Spices ; all good a of excellent au-ility.— Vide Report of the Jurors to the Royal Commissioners. CAUTION. — As Certain unprincipled Per* sons are vending inferior COFFEE by imitating our red and blue labels, the public are hereby informed that every package of our standard Coffees has the signature " Robert Harper and Co." N.B.— R. H. and Co. beg to inform the public that owing to an extra duty of 2d per lb having been lately imposed on manufac-" tured coffee imported into New Zealand, they have started a branch of their business at Dunedin, which enables them to execute orders for coffees, slices, pepper, &c, of the same standard qualities, and at the same prices, as they have hitherto snpplied from Melbourne, before the prohibitory duty was imposed. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that from and after one month from the date of this notice the provisions of "The Cattle Trespass Act, 1866," will be enforced on our respective holdings and. hind in Coal Creeks viz., Sections 56, 57j 57 a, 60, 58, 54, 53, 17, 15, 30, A 19, Coal Creek Gardens, 18, and 16, and we further hereby give , notice that it is our intention to claim damages for cattle trespassing upon such land and upon such portions thereof as are unfenced. Dated this 2nd day of March, 1869. G. J. FOWLER JAMES ARCHER L. CASE EMJHUS NEILSON OSWD. CHURLEY P. M'LNNERNY 1 JAMES NEWAY