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Grey River Argus, Volume VIII, Issue 566, 2 September 1869, Page 3

mo THE RATEPAYERS Of the .EAjST WARD. Gkntlemen — Thanking you for the honor you have dove me, in returning me as one of your members for the East Ward, I cau only reiterate that which I have already publicly expressed, viz., that your interests, as well as those of the township at large, will at all times have my best consideration. I am, Gentlemen, '/our obedient servant, G. W. NICHOL. mo THE RATEPAYERS Of the EAST WARD. & Gentlemev — As I allowed myself to be nominated with the proviso that I should have the option of retiring in the event of Mr Nichol or Mr Kennedy again coining forward; and, as Mr Kennedy is again a Candidate for your suffrages, I now beg leave to use the privilege granted me of retiring from the contest. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, W. S. SMITH. rr\6 THE RATEPAYERS -*" OF WEST WARD. Gentlemen — My term of office having expired as your representative in the Borough Council, I again beg to offer you my services ; and should you do me the honor by placing sufficient confidence in me to again return me, I shall do. my best as far as my humble ability goes to faithfully serve you. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient seivant, WILLIAM FREDERICK STRIKE. j W. PARKINSON, •J. Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. J. W. Parkinson's new Reading Room and Library is now open to Subscribers. The Reading Room will contain a -variety of the latest English, American, European, and Colonial Newspapers, and Periodicals. A Select Library of 1000 volsV, comprising History, Geography, Scientific, and Works of Fiction. A Librarian in attendance. Chests, Draughts, and Dominoes. Terms of Subscription : — One Shilling per week, or ten shillings per quarter in advance. NEW BOOKS, Just Arrived byOmeo— Ten Thousand Wonderful Things Bulwer Lytton's Poems Play Book of Metals The Catholic Keepsake The Catholic Souvenir Adventures in the Sun Chromo Lithographs of Killarney Lakes Penny Miscellany, Div. 13 Masonic Works Prestons, by Oliver, illustrated Oliver's Theocratic Philosopher Revelations of a Square Oliver's Signs and Symbols Book of Lodge Origin of RoyaTArt Remains of Early Masonic Writers Oliver's Freemason Treasury Ballad Poetry of Ireland Dock and the Scafioid Life of Emmett. ; R, SHANNON, Mawhera Quay. "VT O W OPEN, SMITH'S HEART AND HAND DINING AND SUPPER ROOMS, PIE AND COFFEK HOUSE. Harry hav«ng seen the necessity existing of a place where a good comfortable meal, or a recherche supper, can be obtained at a moment's notice, and at prices to suit the times, has opened his premises (adjoining Maxwell's Hotel), and solicits but one v'sit to insure a return. Good Beets, combined with Q. C. E. "jVT O T I C E . Messrs BATTY and CO., COAL MERCHANTS AND COKE PRODUCERS. The finest quality coal delivered from the nvne to al l parts of the town and 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. "DYAN BROTHERS, BREAD & BISCUIT BAKERS, Al Bckeiy, Richmond Quay, Greymouth; And GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, Cobden. ¥TT M. KITTELTY, BOOTMAKER, Next door to Argus office, Boundary street. A large stock of Boots on hand warranted. Repairs neatly executed. FOUND, in the Albion Billiard Saloon, a Bank Note. The owner can have the same by proving his property and paying ex* penses, on application to Mr Martin, JBil '•--■ d Marker, Albion Hotel.