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Grey River Argus, Volume VIII, Issue 541, 6 July 1869, Page 3

GEEAT SALE OF DAMAGED GOODS! A7"Jk.LTJE - - - - =517,000. On SATUKDAY, tlie 19th INST., AND FOLLOWING DAYS, WE WILL OFFER THE WHOLE OF OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, Sec, Which have been Damaged during the Jate Destructive Fire, AT AND UNDER COST PRICE. The Sale will be Genuine, as we are determined to Clear Out the |Stock, J^uT .A_2sT3T SAQBIPIOE! THOMPSON, SMITH, AND BARKLEY, LATE SMITH AND MCDOWELL. OLEABL^TGhOUT S-^LiE. TO STOREKEEPERS, MINERS, AND OTHERS. EDWARD ANCHEE, TENT, S^lll., AND TARPAULIN MAKER, Corner Boundary street and Mawhera Quay, Greymouth, Being desirous to retire from his present business, offers his large and well assorted Stock, consisting of : — TENTS and FLYS, all sizes; TARPAULINS; BOAT SAILS; CALICOES; CANVAS, Cotton and Navy ; CARPET and DRTJGUETING ; HORSE RUGS ; EUROPE and MANILLA ROPE ; TWINE and BENGAL LINES ; FLAGS— of all Nations ; &c, &c, &c, AT AND BELOW COST PRICE, FOR CASH. Note the Address— EDWAßD ANCHER, Sah, Tent, and Tarpaulin Maker, Corner of Boundary street and Mawhera Quay, Greymouth.

O T I 0 E. MESSRS BATTY AND CO, COAL MERCHANTS AND COK£ PRODUCERS. The finest quality coal delivered from the miue to all parts of the town aud suburbs. The coke produced by Messrs Batty and Co. is justly acknowledged to be the finest prepared in the colony, giving out an intense white heat with a slow combustion. "VT O T I C E . HAMILTON and NICHOL will conduct their "business at the STORES of Messrs D. GIRDWOOD and CO., until their own buildings are re-erected. Tjl B A D G E R PAINTER, &c, Will carry on business OPPOSITE HIS OLD PBBMISES, Mawhera Quay. TITHOLESALE AMERICAN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, Mawhera Quay. A . M . HUNTER, Proprietor. TJ E N R V JONES, BUILDER AND UNDERTAKER, Gresson street, GREYMOUTH. HTONEY LEAD STORE. DUNCAN M'LEAN hoving re-purchased the above Store, begs to annouuee to his old friends and the public that he is in a position to sell Goods, of first-class quality, at prices that defy competition.

TjVU R N I T URE. COOK AND SAMPSON, CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND UNDERTAKERS, Tainui <street. C. and S. beg to call the attention of the public of Greymouth 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. WEN B O D E N , Gbesson Street, West Coast Dispensary, adjoining the late Dr. Drake's establishment. In opening the above place of business, O. B. trusts by strict attention and civility combined, to merit public patronage and support. The proprietor wishes to make known that the ORIGINAL INDIAN CURRIE, which he is now introducing, is prepared and sold only by the proprietor, in bottles at 3s 6d to 6s, and is fully confident in recommending tbe article, as it cannot be surpassed for making soups and gravies. N.B. — The public can have their teeth extracted at their own residence, if required, without any extra charge. fTTHE OLD GLORIES REVIVED. ALLIANCE HOTEL AND DANCING SALOON, BOUNDAKY STREET. Under its new auspices this Saloon is once again the most pleasant and best appointed ou the West Coast. Macauley's well known Quadrille Band nightly in attendance. JOHN M'GREGOR. (Late of the Galatea Hotel), Sole Proprietor. OTICE TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. J. BRIMBLE begs to inform the above and the public generally that he has Reduced the Cartage of Goods from Greymouth to Teremakau to Two Pounds per ton. Drays will leave daily from Rugg's Boundaiy Hotel, Boundary street. TAMES BOURKE, formeily of Launces--9J ton, Tasmania — Communicate immediately with J. Keogh, office of this paper. Important. Any information concerning the above would be thankfully received.