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Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 683, 4 June 1870, Page 4

ARGUS PRINTING OFFICES, Boundary street. KERR, KEOGH AND CO. Having imported AN ENTIRELY NEW JOBBING PLANT To replace that destroyed by the late fire, ARE NOW PREPARED TO EXECUTE All kinds of PRINTING WORK In a style not hitherto attempted on the West Coast, and at a slight advance on MELBOURNE PRICES. ~T bT. guinness, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and CONVEYANCER, Has REMOVED to his New Oifices, Rich mond Chambers, opposite Gilmer's Buildings, Tainui street. TTI M P I RE HOTEL, Richmond Quay. JAMES JONES, (Formerly Harp and Shamrock, Charleston.) HAMILTON'S HOTEL, Cobden. HAMILTON'S LINE OF SADDLE HORSES. Stations-COBDEN, CAMPTOWN, AND AHAURA. TJETIRING FROM BUSINESS. Dissolution of Partneeship. STOCK. SELLING Al COST EAE aud HAWORTH Have determined to relinquish their TIMBER BUSINESS at Greymouth, aud are offering their Assorted Stock, at Cost, on terms that will suit their customers. The Premises at present occupied by them are TO LET for Building Allotments. They are prepared to arrange for the Erection of Cottages ov Stores, on said allotments, on threo and six niontha' bills. All Accounts against the firm will be paid on presentation at their office, and all outstanding accounts will bo received by them, or by Mr Perkins, their solicitor, who has received instructions to collect the amounts due to the firm without delay. Greymouth, May 20, 1870. LONDON BOILING-DOWN ESTABLISHMENT. 1 ' | Persons desirous of having any Mutton Hams, of this season's cure, are requested to send their orders without delay to the undersigned, Prices are— For Hams cured with salt and sugar only, 3^d per lb. at Lyndon Station 4|d „ packed in cases and put on board ship at Lyttelton. For Spiced Hams — 4Jd per lb. at Station, or Gd on board ship. No hams will be cured unless to order. ■JANCARROW, HENDERSON and CO., Groymouth ; Or, G. and J. TINLINE, Lyndon*