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Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 636, 15 February 1870, Page 1

WATSON AND WICKES, And RAE AND HAWORTH, i Are now supplying the trade, in addition tc ' their present stock of Ironmongery, Flooring, i Doors, and Sashpp, with every requisite foi L the Building and Furnishing Line. The k machinery lately erected is capable of turning out, in a few hours' notice, any dte&pijjtior of the undermentioned articles to .order, arid > to any pattern, however intricate 1 , 1 arid al prices hitherto unknown in this district. The following is a list of a few of the article! i now on hand— Turned table legs Cart - wheel naves, Do : couch sets hardwood Do sofasets Dray shafts & felloes Do balhtrades Mouldings; to any deDo spires siah , Do chair legs Architraves do Do 100 table pillars Cornice do . i Ti.& G.y any width ;.%irtings. do . ■ or thickness Ottr>in»n legs; R'abbited ; boards . Drawer knobs : Dressed boards, imita- Skittles and balls tion stone work. American pins & balls Planed boards, both Sawn wedges sides arid edges, to Do shingles aUy : thickness or Do battens ; width Do. timber, any size Drawer stumps Shop front ornaments The above goods in Red Pine, Cedar, ' American, Kauri, arid Clear Pine. RAE AND. HAWORTH, Mawhera Quay ; WAT SO N AND; WI CKE S, ' Boundary street: TO MERCHANTS, SQUATTERS, , > MINERS, STOREKEEPERS, . SADDLERS, AND BOOTMAKERS. ALPERSON and SONS Beg. to direct attention to' their 1 COLONIAL MANUFACTURED LEATHERS^Sole, Kip, Calf, -Kangaroos Basils, Colored Morocco, and Roans. ENAMELLED AND JAPANNED HIDES— Sides, Kangaroo and Calf, Basils and Roans, Closed Uppers and Grindery. BOOTS. Pegged or Rivetted, Ladies', Gents, Boys', Youths', Women's, Girls', Childrens' ; (in calf, kip;- kangaroo,- and kid) of every design. MINERS' BOOTS, of all descriptions. SADDLED Riding and Pack, Ladies' and Gents (in Hogskin and Bag-leathtr), all styles and qualities. . . HARNESS—. Plated and Brass-mounted Carriage, Gig, Buggy, Express, Waggon, and Cart, of all kinds; and every article in saddlery and harness. MILL BELTS, WATER HOSE. Manufactory. :— BOURKE STREET, SURRY HILLS. Warehouse : — 221 Elizabeth street, Sydney, NEW. SOUTH WALES. Tt O:O KS;- ■;; B O O JOS.L J;O-0XS. Just Arrived, and On Sale AT JOHN ROCHE'S (Late R. Shannon's), Mawhera Quay, . Greymouth — How to Brew Good Beer Dibdin's Sea Songs ■ . .. ■ London Journal, vol. 49 Bow Bells, vol. 10 Penuy Miscellanys, assorted Nos. Havertys History of Ireland Mitchell's do do Barrington's Rise and Fall Keating's Ireland Illustrated Dublin Journal Memoir of Ireland Story of Ireland ' Lytton Bulwer's Poems Maguire's Irish in America Dock and the Scaffold '. Hunted to Death,' : Speeches from the Dock Story of Ireland . : Almanacs for 1870 -.; ;j Customs Forms ; ; ' Cfurtere'Rieceipt Books T " Gold do do School Books— Allen and Cornwall's Grammar Little Arthurs England Corner's History of Rome Magnall's Historical Questions Markham's England Lennie's Grammar- ; . Thomson's Arithmetic arid Key Thomson's Geography Child's Guide to Knowledge A large assortment of Commercial and Fancy Stationery always on hand. T>i ÜBL I C NOTICE. NEW ZEALAND DISTILLERY, Cumberland street, Dunedin. Established under Distillation Act, 1868. The Undersigned are now prepared to supply the finest Malt Whiskey, manufactured solely from the best Malt ; also Gin and Spirits of Wine. Under the Distillation Act, the duty on the above is only one-half that charged on imported spirit, being a saving to the buyer of 6s per proof gallon. Samples and price lists can be bad on application. , O. R. HOWDEN T and CO. rp A R A ' S HA L L. The recent extensive improvements enable the proprietor to offer to all comers the most ample and comfortable accommodation. Neither expense nor care has been spared in selecting the choicest stock of liquors. J. QUINLAN, Proprietor T) R IAN B ORU HO TEL . .■*■-?■ :.- .'■'• Mawhera Quay. 1 f D. SHEEDY, The Wines, Ales, Liquors and Accommodation at this favorite Hotel are not to 1 be surpassed in Greymouth. TtTNITED STATES HOTEL. Mrs MARGT. OGDEN (late of the Sham rock Hotel,. Castlemaiue) bases her claims [ ion custom- on the excellence of her liquors, the extent, of accommodation '(especially adapted for boafders), ; and,- the great attention that is paid to all who'patronise the UNITED STATES HOTEL. .