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Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 66, 30 April 1870, Page 3

REMOVAL. M'GREGOR and CAMPBELL, Blacksmiths, &c, Have REMOVED from Werita street to THEIR ORIGINAL SHOP, Boundary street. Their customers will please note this removal. ROBERT BROWN, Wholesale and Retail BOOTMAKER, Richmond Quay, Begs to call the attention of miners and others to the largest stock in town, all manufactured on the premises. To the Trade: Melbourne, Wellington, and Dunedin Leather, together with all the requisites, always on hand, at the lowest possible rates. "I^OTICE OF REMOVAL. ROBERT REAY, Tailor, (Late of Boundary street, Greymouth), Has removed to the SLopj formerly occupied by Flexman and Co., Albert street. f^ O A L. C O A L, J. SIMPSON, having made arrangements for a regular supply of Coal, is prepared to supply the public in any quantities at the lowest possible prices. Any orders left at S. Fraser's, Family Grocer, Tainui street, will be punctually attended to. TjITNAL NOTICE. D. MAGOFFIN finds out he must give up collecting ; he has engaged a Solicitor, who will wait upon his constituents forthwith. Greymouth, March 14, 1870. MARSHALL AND COPELAND'S DUNEDIN ALES. r|IHE undersigned are in receipt of regular shipments of the above celebrated Ales. NANCARROW, HENDERSON, & CO. nnELEGRAPH LINE HORSES. REDUCTION OF FARES. E.ASH T O N , Of Boundary Street, Greymouth, And ANTHONY MARLEY, Of Rcvell Street Notch, Hokitika, Having made arrangements, are now prepared to supply first-class Saddle Horses at the following Reduced Rates : — To and from Hokitika, by return ticket - - - £1 10 0 Single fare, either way - 10 0 To and from Ahaura, by return ticket - -_ - 110 0 i (Greymouih Ferry free.) To Twelve-mile, No Town, Camptown, Red Jack's, Nelson Creek, Napoleon, and ■ other distances at equally reduced fares. Greymouth Ferry free. Buggies and Conveyances on hire. Ladies' side-saddles. Livery and v ßait Stables. Horse-feed always on hand for Sale. CAFE DE PARIS, Revell street, Hokitika. BEN. OSBORNE Begs to inform his old friends that he has taken the above Hotel, where they will receive the same attentions and comforts for - which his former establishment was noted. Private^apartments for families. Sample rooms for commercial gentlemen. The Cuisine is under the charge of a professional cook. "ORUNNERTON COAL MINE SHEARD'S ACCOMMODATION HOUSE Has been Opened To supply Travellers with the long-felt wan of a cheap, clean, and comfortable resort fo up-river travellers. Meals always ready at 2s. a meal ; one call is all that is required to insure a repitition. HOTEL, Richmond Quay. JAMES MORTON, Proprietor. THE FULL AND PLENTY HOTEL (Late Diggers' Arms), Corner of Boundary and Gresson streets, WILL BE OPENED On and after Tuesday, the 15th instant, by T. BAILEY and W. WILLS, Late of the Caledonian, Otago ; Hokitikßj and Melbourne. The above hotel will be carried on under the entire management of the proprietors solely, where they solicit the patronage of their old friends and acquaintances. Prices to suit the times— Board and lodging, 25s per week ; meals, at all hours Is 6d ; clean beds, Is 6d and Is. The above hotel has been under a thorough repair to suit the visitors. One trial will prove the fact. BRIGHTON HOTEL, Gresson street. Its close proximity to the Court House • renders it the most convenient for all Buitors. And the 11 o'clock lunch is the lunch of Greymouth. THOS. ALDRIDGE, Proprietor. 'ftTELSON CREEK HOTEL, -^ CROSSING (Foot of Nelson Creek), WM. KINSELLA Proprietor. Travellers will find this to be a good house of all.