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Grey River Argus, Volume VIII, Issue 526, 1 June 1869, Page 3

PAROA DISTRICT ROAD BOARD. NOTICE. - It is the intention of the Paroa Road Boar. l to make and levy a rate of one shilli.ig in ihe pound on the rateable value nf a I rntcaU" property in the district. The As ess n nt Hull of the district is now posted ■ at thti Paroa Itoad Board office, where notices of ap>e'l must b& lodged not later than 4 o'clock p.m., on Tuesday, the Bth June. Appeals will be heard and determined at the Road Board office on Saturday, the 12th of June, 1869, at 10 o'clock a.m. JOHN HURST, Sec. Paroa Road Board. Paroa Road Board Officr, May 31, 18G9. "DE DAVID M'GAHEY, a Bankrupt. The first meeting of Creditors in the Estate of the abovenamed bankrupt will be held at the Court House, Greymouth, on the •2nd June, 1869, at 12 o'clock noou, to elect trustee and supervisors. ARTHUR R. GUINNESS, Solicitor for Bankrupt. "11/TOONLIGHT QUARTZ MINING CO. REGISTERED. AN EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of Shareholders will be held at the office of the Company on SATURDAY, JUNE 12, at 4 p.m. Business : To elect Directors. A MEETING of DIRECTORS will be held on the termination of the above meeting, to receive applications for transfers of shares, to accept tenders for works, and for other business. JAMES WYLDE, Manager. Greymouth, May 29, 1869. O T I G FT TENDERS are invited for Making a Road from the Coal Works on the Grey River, to the Arnold Road, a distance of about 4J miles. A man will be on the ground onThursday, May 27, to show the line, starting from Duncan's store at the Coal Works at 10 a.m. Specifications to be seen at the Town Surveyor's office, Greymouth, and at the County Engineer's office, Hokitika, where tenders are to be sent on Tuesday, June 1, before twelve o'clock noon. N.B.— The lowest or any tender will nob necessarily be accepted. JAMES ROCHFORT, County Engineer. May 20, 1869. ]^ O T ~1 C E . RATES OF CARTAGE. From Greymouth to Paroa Hotel, Saltwater, 30s per ton. - '••' . To Teremakau 40s per ton. T. FULLERTON. May 27, 1869. T^ O ~T? I (j E~7 Any person or persons removing Coal from our Wharves or Barges, without permission, will be prosecuted. BATTY aud COMPANY. A. O. F. ' A SUMMONS MEETING of the above Order will be held at Hunt's Club Hotel This Evening, at 8 o'clock sharp. ' J. P. TAYLOR, Secretary. TF CROWDED HOUSES NIGHTLY •*- Are any Criterion, THE HARMONIC CONCERT HALL Is the only acknowledged PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN GREYMOUTH, Where all the available TALENT APPEAR NIGHTLY in their FEW ORIGINAL SONGS, GLEES, Choruses, DUETS, STEP-DANCING, &c. Commencing each evening at eight o'clock, and the Admission is Free. C. H. RHODES, Proprietor. f~\ N HIRE. O~N H IRE. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses can always be obtained for the surrounding districts. CARD'S "LOWER STORE, New River. "DEDUCTION OF FARES. CROGAN'S COSMOPOLITAN LINE OF SADDLE HORSES To Cassidy's Australasian Hotel, Revell street north, Hokitika. Fares each way 20s. ■DEDUCTION O~F FARES. ASHTON'S LIVERY & BAIT STABLES, Greymouth. The fare for this line of Horses to Hokitika, in connection with Mark Sprot's Livery Stables, Revell street, is no\v Reduced to. 20s each way j and other parts of Westland at a reasonable reduction. Loose boxes. Horses bought and sold on commission. Horse feed always on sale. T OR', Pat, how these Boots do let the -*-* water in. Jack: Why dont you TRY DEARING'S WATERTIGHT^, only 32s 6d per pair ? Where does he live ! In Gresson street, next to the Court House Hotel, fornenst where you got lockeU up the other night. You know. Storekeep jrs Supplied. ■jITONEY TO LEND, on approved real or personal security. Apply to ARTHUR R, GUINNESS, Solicitor, Gilmcr's Buildings, Greyinonth.