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Grey River Argus, Volume VIII, Issue 539, 1 July 1869, Page 3

FURNIT URE, COOK AND SAMPSON, CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AN© UNDERTAKERS, Tainui street. C. and S. beg to call the attention of the public of Greyniouth to the large stock of Cedar and other Furniture now at their rooms, selected with care from one of the first houses in Melbourne. Furniture also made on the premises to any design. rriHE OLD GLORIES REVIVED. ALLIANCE HOTEL AND DANCING SALOON, Boundary street. Under its new auspices this Saloon is ouce again the most pleasant and best appointed on the West Coast. Macauley's well known Quadrille Band nightly in attendance. JOHN M'GREGOR, (Late of the Galatea Hotel), Sole Proprietor. 7^ HAR LE S BARLING, IMPORTER of AMERICAN TOBACCOES, Mawhera Quay, Can now offer a splendid assortment of Virginia Tobaccoes, ex late arrivals, comprising — Birdseye, Navj' Twist (the only dark sample in the market) Raven Twist Excelsior Pocketpieces Aromatic pounds and half-pounds Navy 10's, etc , etc. . Aud Just Lauding, ex Ceres — 2 half -tierces Barrett's Twist 4 do do St. Andrew's do ; 4 boxes dark 10's 8 do Raglan's Pocketpieces 3 cases Cigars — Havanuas, Trabucas, Swiss, &c. 1 do Lockwood's Cutlery Briar Pipes, Charcoal Pipes, and other Faucy Goods Up-country Storekeepers will find a great inducement given to them, by very moderate charges, to lay in their stock of Tobaccoes, At CHARLES HARLING'S, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist. AMES BOURKE, formerly of Launceston, Tasmania -- Communicate immediately with J. Keogh, office of this paper. Important. Any information concerning the above would be chankfully received.