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Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 620, 8 January 1870, Page 3

MESSRS M'MECKAN, BLACKWOOD, AND CO.'S steamers will be de- ' spatched, weather permitting, from Grey--1 mouth on or about the following dates : — For Melbourne Direct — ; OMEO, Capt. Calder, on the 6th JAN. CLAUD HAMILTON, on the lGth ; JAN. , To Melbourne, calling at Nelson, Welling- , tou, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff Harbor, TARARUA, on the 16th JAN. 1 RANGITOTO, on the 16th FEB. ■ For freight or passage, apply to ; D. GIRDWOOD and CO., Agents, ( Mawhera Quay. . N.B. — Passengers booked through to Syd- '. ney and Adelaide. > "TV GIRDWOOD AND CO, ' AUCTIONEERS, | GREYMOUTH. AUCKLAND GOLD FIELDS. : Regular Fortnightly Communication ; with the Auckland Gold Fields. ' STEAM TO WESTPORT, NELSON, AND MANUKAU (AUCKLAND). IT! HE Swift and Powerful Steamship . JOHN P E N N, M. Carey;, Commander, , (Now regularly engaged in the trade from the West Coast to Manukau), Will leave Greymouth on her next trip \ THIS DAY, [ SATURDAY, Bth INSTANT. i Passengers are requested to procure their ! tickets before going on board. For freight or passage, apply to 1 NANC ARRO W, HENDERSON and CO. , Agents. i THAMES GOLD FIELDS. ; STEAM TO WESTPORT, NELSON, & MANUKAU. fTIHE Fast and Favorite Paddle Steamer CHARLES EDWARD, Captain Holmes, Will be despatched for the above ports On MONDAY NEXT, 10th INST. For Freight or passage, apply to The PURSER on Board. STE^M-TUG DISPATCH, THE Grey River Steam Tug Company's powerful Double-Engine Steamer DISPATCH, prepared to Tow Vessels in and out of the river as per agreement, to be arranged on application to G. W. MOSS, Manager, Albert street. MONDAY; 9th JANUARY. SALE OF PRIME FAT CATTLE. "It/T ARK SPROT AND CO. -*-*-■■ will sell by public auction, at the , Slaughter Yards of Messrs Barclay and Co., Greymouth, on Monday, 9th instant, i 40 Head of prime, ripe, quiet Over* ' land Cattle. These cattle have been selected in Canterbury purposely for the Greymouth market. TJECREATION FOR ALL. Now that the Holidays are over, and that every one may have a chance of enjoyment, ; CHARLEY BOASE, Of the COAL CREEK GARDENS, Intends to give A GRAND PICNIC, On TUESDAY NEXT, the 11th INSTANT, To commence at 10 a.m. sharp. The Greymouth Brass Band will be in attendance for dancing parties, which will be conducted by an efficient M.C. Tickets, 3s each, the holders of which will be entitled to a free passage to and from - the Gardens. Children under 10, accompanied by their parents, Free. : Boats leave and arrive opposite Middlei ton's Wharf Hotel. I TiOkets to be had at the Steps. ! (~^ W. MOSS, SHAREBROKER, Albert street, Greymouth, Has On SaleTwo Shares in the Perseverance Comi pany, South Beach. 1 Shares in the Moonlight Quartz Crushing > Company t Do do Sunrise do i Do do Mawhera do Do do Waimangaroa do One share in the North Tyne Water Race, i Shares in the Geoi dies Terrace Sluicing > Company I Do Greymouth Gold Mining Company 3 Do Grey River Steam Tug Company f (Limited). , Five Shares in the -Long Prive Claim, Auckland \