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Grey River Argus, Volume VIII, Issue 554, 5 August 1869, Page 3

T7" A W H A K A TOLL G ATE. Applications will be received at the Office <of the Chairman of the County Council until noon on Saturday, the 7th instant, from persona willing to Collect the Tolls at the Kawhaka Tollgate for the Government of the County of Westland. Applicants are required to state the amount of remuneration they expect to receive per month, and to name in their applications two persons who will join with them in a bond for the amount of £200 for the due performance of the service. Further particulars can be obtained at the County Chairman's Office. J. HEAWOOD, f^i EORDIE'S TERRACE SLUICING CO. (Registered). At a meeting of Directors held this day a Final Call of Six Pounds per share was made, payable at the Bank of New Zealand on or before the 16th instant. JAMES WYLDE, Manager. Greymouth, August 2, 18G9. MOONLIGHT QUAETZ MINING CO. (Registered). Mr Alex. White's tender for Carriage of Machinery at £20 per ton is accepted. JAMES WYLDE, Manager. Greytnouth, Aug. 4, 1809. ,PIREYMOUTH GOLD -MINING XX COMPANY, LIMITED (Registered), A Call of One Pound per share is made payable at the office of the Company, Albert street, by Saturday next, the 7th day of August. By order of the Directors, P. WM. LAHMAN, Manager. rTIENDEES will be received by me till -*- four p.m. on Monday, 9fch August, for the Erection of a Bank at Greymouth for the Union Bank of Australia. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Plans and Specifications may be seen at my office till Wednesday, 4th August, and afterwards at the Bank at Greymouth. W. B. ARMSON, Architect. "OELEASED FENIAN PRISONERS' XV FUND. Collected by the Orwell Creek Committee, the sum of £69 13s for the Released Fenian Prisoners in Western Australia. Mr Hayes has transmitted the same to the Central Committee, Melbourne. JOHN HAYES, Sec. MICHAEL TOOHEY, Treas. August 3, 1869. TT ARMONIC HALL. Messrs RHODES aud PELLING beg to annaiinoe to the inhabitants of Greymouth and. surrounding districts that the Concert Hall has been Enlarged and thoroughly remodelled, regardless of expense, which makes it, -without any exception, THE FINEST CONCERT HALL ON THE WEST COAST. A first-class Company has been engaged, comprising — MR. MACKAY, the admired Baritone, ME. PERCIVAL, Tenor, MR. IRVINE, MR. WEBER, JIM HULL, the Local Composer and Comic Singer, JOHNNY BURGESS, And THE SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. Pianist ... Mr Gosson. Violinist .«-. Herr Norberg. An Entire Change of Programme each evening. THE OPENING CHORUS Punctually at 8 o'clock. Admission, by refreshment ticket, Is. rpHE OLI> GLORIES REVIVED. ALLIANCE HOTEL AND DANCING SALOON, Boundary street. Under its new auspices this Saloon is once again the most pleasant 'and best appointed on the West Coast. Macauley's well known" Quadrille Band nightly in attendance. JOHN M'GKEGOR, (Late of the, Galatea Hotel), Sole Proprietor. X^ R~ E IS B A L IT, J; At the BANK HOTEL, Mawhera Quay. Henry Chesterman will give a Free Ball at the above Hotel, just re-opened, THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, When he hopes to see a muster of his old friends and customers. All are invited to be present. A good Band. LOST, between Ten and Twelve-mile, on the North Beach, a small Memorandum Book, containing a receipt of no value to any one but the owner. The finder, on bringing it to Mr J. Roach, at Mr Shannon's, Bookseller, Greymouth, will be haudsoinely rewarded. A FIRST-CLASS Grocers' Assistant and Bookkeeper open to Engagement. Good local references. Address 8., Post Office, Hokitika ; or, office of this. paper.