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Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 659, 9 April 1870, Page 1

/^ FLEXMAN AND CO., Albert street, Gkeyiioutu, 1 (Next Glenn Bros.); Weld street, Hokitiki; and Stafford street, Duneflin ; ' Tannery and Fellmongery-^Kaikorai Valley; TANNERS, CURRIERS, WOOL BROKEIIS,, FELLMONGERS, ■•■ . : And Importers of Grindery, and all descriptions of Closed Uppers, French Calf, &c.,&c. Cash Buyers of Hides, Wool, Tallow, and ... Sheep Skins. TGI I P. ATKINSON AND CO., WHOLESALE LEATHER MERCHANTS : . (Wellington manufacture). wjiolesale and retail cash purchasers ■■ ; ' .'ok " - : : HIDES, SKINS, WOOL, TALLOW, HORNS, BONES, HAIII, &c, . . The above have always given higher prices than any other buyers in the colony. ghesson street, g reymouth ; and Esplanade, Wksitort. . •■Q ;A M U E L P O O L E, SADDLER AND HARNESS-MAKER, : Giljier's Buildivos, Tainui street, Greymouth. t-Vff OB R I E N, : ■"^■ ;^ Wholesaled Retail B Q O T M : A K E R, sla vhera Quay. Tna tiaJe supplied with Closed X'ppers, Melbourne Kip aud : 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 arid Sole. i■ ' X\T M - KITTELTY, JB BOOTMAKER, vfl : ' : '-'■ Next door- to Argus office, Boundary street. A large stock of Boots on hand warranted. Repairs neatly executed. GS O U T HAM, BOOTMAKER, Red House, corner of Boundary street and Richmond Quay. Good stock of our own make always on hand. The only really recognised Bootmaker's Shop i:i the Lower Township. TT MLDEBUAND- ..AND. _ AVEBEII WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER.?, Richmond Quay, AND WANGANUI BUTCHERY, Mawhera Quay. Shipping and Families snpplicd. |JT A-G-T S ARE PACTS An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure. WOOLFE, AUSTIN and CO. have great satisfaction in. announcing that through haying completed their necessary business arrangements, they can prevent the people of the; Grey from paying too much for their riieat r and thus cure them of many a pound of exorbitant charges. Read, and judge for yourselves :— MUTTON. perlb. Hiud-quirters Mutton - 7d Legs of Mutton - -;■ • 7d ; Fore-^quarters Mutton - 5d Mutton Chops - - - 8d By Whole or Half Sheep - 5d ; Lamb - • • - 8d . Pork - - - . - 8d BEEF. • Beefsteaks - • - 8d Boiling Beef ■ - ■ - - r6d Comedßeef - - - 6d . Ribs Roast Beef • - - 7d Sirloin's Beef • •♦ .. . - 7d i Hind-quart«r Beef ■ • • . 6d Fore-quarter Beef - . - ' sd. Tripe, 8d ; Black puddings r 8d l j Sausages, Bd. For Gash only at' the Shopi Please note the r address : — W 0 .0 LF E . AN D A U S.T IN, .... Corner of . ' ; .'Tainrii and Mackay streets.' ' H AMILTQN^ HORSE REPOSITORY AND SALE YARDS* COBDEN. ■..'■.: . r^orse Sales held Daily. Hamilton's Livery raid Bait Stables, Bright street, Cobden. ;. ■ ' The proprietor, having made arrangements with Rimmer , and Forder, of Biighton and Charleston, has opened a Line of Saddle Horses from Cobden to Canoe Creelc, ■■ Brighton, Charleston, and Westport, and also to Twelve-mile, Ahaura, &c, &c, ' Cobden to Ahnura ... £1 0 0 Ahaura to Cobden . ... 0 10 0 /^IROGAN'S COSMOPOLITAN LINE OF ■VA-. , :■ ' ..."; . .SADDLE HORSES To Cas'sidy's Australasian Hotel,- Revel : - street south, Hokitika... , : ■ ;:; Fares each way.. ;.......,«;.>.... ... 205. LOOSE BOXES. i SM ITiH ' S • BESTAUK AN T (Next to Maxwell's Hotel), " r .". . . .[\ Quay^tGreymoutH 1 . | ' Harry having made" exterisive -alteration?, ; is qow prepared to accommodate anynumbei ■ ■lwh.t f mayfavor hiiri'with a call}: ati prices to sui^tlie times. • Breakf«Tst, 2s ; Dimieri 2s 6d'; r 'Siipper, 2s; ' vßeady from 7 a,m,;tp t 12 p'.m.| ( ■Good'.Beds,!,lß (8d... .iPiesfresh.eyety • flight.. 'Private rooms for 'ladies and families. rT^'R-U'ir NErRJT.ON: C^AL' ''MrNE. \.;\ i . ; ;; :^.^:; : S i HEAiDS/ .-; ; ; ; ; ..' ■ HOUSE "..'"''. ; 'Has* bbe'tt Opened : ■ : .-.- To supply Travellers with the long-felt want of a cheap, clean, and comfortable resort for up'river travellers. Meals always ready at 2a. a meal ; one call is all that is required to insure a repetition.