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Grey River Argus, Volume VIII, Issue 567, 4 September 1869, Page 3

TT7ANGANUI BUTCH ISAAC O'DONNELL begs most respectfully to thank the inhabitants of Greymouth for the steady and extended support he has always received, and in retiring from business, most cordially recommends to all his customers his successors, Messrs Hilde brand and Weber, so long and favorably known in Greymouth. YTTANGANUI BUTCHERY. Witb reference to the above, HILDEBRAND and WEBER respectfully state the business of this establishment will be conducted with the same special regard to the quality of meat and attention to orders, that they trust they have ever observed iv business. -VT O T I C E I have this day sold my share in the business hitherto carried on jointly by me and Mr Alfred Cleve, under the style of Cleve, Beit, and Co., to Mr H. H; Lahman, of this town. LEOPOLD BEIT. Greymouth Aug. 30, 1869. WE have this day entered into partnership, under the style or firm of Cleve and Lahman, and will liquidate all debts of the late firm of Cleve, Beit, and Co. ALFRED CLEVE. HERMAN HENRY LAHMAN. Greymouth, Aug. 30, 1869. : , v \. NEW BOOKS, Arrived by Alhambra - And ON SALE AT R. SHANNON'S, Bookseller and Stationer, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth — Maguire's Irish in America Mitchell's History of Ireland Haverty's do do - O'Connell's Speeches 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 Royal Art Remains of Early Masonic Writers Oliver's Freemason Treasury T W. PARKINSON, 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 vols., comprifcig History, Geography, Scientific, and Woiks of Fiction. A Librarian in attendance. Chests, Draughts, and Dominoes. Terms of Subscription t— One Shilling per week, or ten shillings per quarter in advance. GRBY MOUTH FERRY And LINE OF BOATS. JOHN MILLAR, Proprietor. Boats always in attendance on both sides of the river. . Foot passengers by ferry or boat, 6d either way. By ferry —Horse and . rider, 2s. Cattle, under ten head, each 13 6d;. over ten, Is each. Sheep, per hundred, 255; horse and dray, 4s ; cargo per ton, 10s. TIT O'B.R 'I E N. ■ LTX# Wholesale & Retail B O O T MAX E R, Mawhera Quay. The trade supplied with Closed Uppers, Melbourne Kip and. Sole, extra strong Fronts, half-do, Hungarian Nails, Calf Basil Colored, Roan and Kangaroo Skins, Paul's Lasts, Boot Trees, Front Blocks, Tools and Grindery. The only house in Greymouth that supplies Hirst's celebrated Wellington Kip and Sole. tVTTM. KITTELTY, BOOTMAKER, Next door to Argus office, Boundary street. A large stock of Boots on hand warranted,. 1 Repairs neatly executed. \ T> VAN BROTHER S,\ BREAD & BISCUIT BAKERS, Al Bakery, Richmond Quay, Grejmouth ; . And GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, Cobden. T\T O W OPEN, SMITH'S HEART AND HAND DINING AKD SUPPER ROOMS, Pie and Coffeb House. Harry having 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 visit to insure a return. Good Beds, combined with Q. C E, NELSON EGGS, Is. 6d. per dozen, ajt Taylor's Store, FOUND, in the Albion Billiard Saloon, % Bank Note, The owner can have the same by proving his property and paying ex. penses, on application to Mr Martin, Billiard Marker, Albion HoteK WANTED, a Parcel or Parcels of Grpund suitable for a Potato crop, to rent, or on copartnership arrangement. Apply D. jVlagoffin. ' • • . .