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Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 631, 3 February 1870, Page 3

MESSRS M'MECKA.N, BLACKWOOD, AND CO'.'S steamers will be dei spatched, weather pennitfaiii|j, from Grey- 1 mouth on or about the following d^teS : — j • RANGITOTO, on the 10th Flsb! •' i Firr freiyht or passagej apply toi • ; „ ' , D. GlitD.yifOiO^ : aua CO. , Agents, ' ;■ i Mawhera Quay. | N. B. — Passengers booked throagh to' Syd- i ney nnd Adelaide.; •' ; ' •• ."" •■■ ' T\ Glfi-D W0 Q D .AN DC 0. AUCTIONEERS, f " G, B; E : V : M 0 U T H . EXCUitSION TRIP TO AUCKLAND, TO VISIT THE FLYING SQUADRON. REDUCED FARES. . RETURN TICKETS at SINGLE KATE?. rpHE Swift and Powerful Steamship JOHNP E N N, M. Carey, Commander, Will leave for Westport, Nelson, and Manukau, THIS (THURSDAY) NIGHT, 3rd INST., At 10 o'clock. Return Tickets for Manukau (available until the 10th March) will be issued at Single Fare Rates, to enable passengers to Visit the Flying Squadron in Auckland. Passengers are requested to procure their Tickets before going on board. For freight or passage, apply to NAN CARROW, HENDERSON & CO, " Agents. THAMES GO^LD FIELDS. RETURN TICKETS AT SINGLE FARES. STEAM TO WESTPORT, NELSON, AND MANUKAU. rpHE Fast and Favorite Paddle Steamer CHARLES . EDWARD, Captain Holmes, Will be despatched for the above ports On FRIDAY NIGHT, 4th INST. Return tickets at single fares available by either the Kennedy or Charles Edward. • .For freight or passage, apply to . The PURSER on 3oard. STEAM-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.'Wi, MOSS, Manager, Albert street. TTV MAGOFFIN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY GROCER, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, " Oilmans Stores, Farm and Dairy Produce, Confectioner andjFruiterer, Garden and Agricultural Seedsman, Glass, China and Earthenware, Assured of the old— Endeavors to increase by new connections, in proof, of which he has just succeeded as being the best and cheapest among the many tenderers to the supplying of the Hospital. No. 13, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. HACTS ARE FA C T SAn Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure. WOOLFE, AUSTIN and CO. have great satisfaction in announcing that through having completed their necessary business arrangements, thejr can prevent the people of the Grey from paying.tod much for their meat, and thus cure them of many a pound of exorbitant charges. Read, and judge for yourselves : — ' . MUTTON. • . ■ per lb. Hind-quarters Mutton ••■ "Jd Legs of Mstbn . - - - '7d . Fore-quarters Mutton - 5d Mutton Chops - - - • 8d By Whole or Half Sheep ■ 0d Lamb - ... 8d Pork . - • , . 8d BEIIF, : Beefsteaks - - - 8d Boiling Beef - - - 6d Corned Beef - - . 6d Ribs Roast Beef - . . 7d ; Sirloins Beef . -.. ■ . - .. . ' Hind-quarfeer[Beef ■;. . ■ . 6d Fore-quarter Beef - - isd Tripe, 8d j Blackguddings, 8d; Sausages, Bd. For Cash only at the Shop. Please note the address :— ! '."] WOOL F E .'A N,D A ,,p '% JT'I N, . .- Corner of . ; ■ ' Tainui and Mackay streets. \ "VTATIONAL SCHOOL. The above School Re-opened on MONDAY, the 10th INSI. \ ; Night Class— 7 to 8.30. ' : : Terms, weekly payments in advance. T. THOMAS. ■ f