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Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 711, 9 August 1870, Page 3

TAMES WYLDE, CIVIL ENGINEER and SURVEYOR, Greymouth. Water-Races laid out and levelled, anil claims surveyed. Plans and Estimates of Quartz and Cement Crushing Machinery prepared. -JT\ MAGOFFIN •^-^ • acknowledges he has never had more occasion to return thanks, as the support accorded. to him in his present undertaking has so far exceeded his most sanguine expectations. Rather thin adopt the usual bunlsumwhenacknowledging mutual benefits, he prefers quietly catering to the public's necessities, so long as his endeavors are thus mutually reciprocated. He has no pretension to under-sell, but rather excel in quality. On hand, Garden and Agricultural Seeds, Fruit Trees, Flowers and Plants, Early Seed Potatoes, Onions, Eschalotes, Garlic, and a multifarious collection of everything. No. 147 Boundary Street. 6th August, 1870. TT IBEBHIAN HOTEL. REMOVAL. MRS. BURCHELL, late of the National Hotel, Boundary street, has now Eemoved to the Hibernian, near Argus office. A visit will enable people to say that the Hibernian is in every sense the best furnished and most complete hotel in town. rpiHE COAL CREEK SAW-MILL CO., On and after this date, WILL LAND TIMBER ox the WHARF, In quantities that may be required, AT 12s PER 100 FEET, SUPERFICIAL. For the Coal Creek Saw-Mill Co.— WM. EAE, E. WICKES, Proprietors. Greymouth, Aug. 6, 1870. TTAMiLTON GILMER'S HOTEL, -■"*• Greymouth ; HAMILTON'S HOTEL, Cobden ; GILMER'S BROTHERS' HOTEL, Ahaura ; . GILMER'S MELBOURNE HOTEL, Charleston ; And GILMER'S POST OFFICE HOTEL, Westport ; Are now being carried on under the most efficient management on the West Coast. Commercial travellers and strangers will tind the above hotels the best fitted and the most commodious on the Coast. Attached to each hotel are anterooms for tiie display of samples. , The/ billiard-rooms and tables are indisputably par excellence, uneqnalled in New Zealand. The livery stables and stud of horses are too well known to need comment. All the above hotels are specially built to suit the requirements of the digging community. THE WEEKLY AEG U S Of FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, Contaios the following Action for Breach of Promise against a Lady Betting by machinery A Hundred Mile Race Pedestrianism Extraordinary California Great Fire iv Canada, 15 persons burned to death Burning oi a Passenger Ship and loss of 150 souls Earthquake in Mexico, 150 killed and wounded Intercolonial news Wellington. (From our Special Correspondent.) Dunedin. (From our own Correspondent.) The Colonial Treasurer's Fnancial Policy Later English Telegrams The South African Gold Fields Gold saving apparatus iv Nevada Supples Trial Missing Ships Adventurous Voyage Collision between the Enterprise and Tauronga In Memoriam Correspondence Amusing and Instructive Shipping . Commercial Leaders Latest Telegrams „ Latest Australian. News Mining News :— , Up-River Diggings (from our own „ correspondent) Half-ounce South Beach The Lyell Keefs Otago » Auckland Victoria Tasmania Queensland hew South Wales Tale. —The Body-snatchers Unclaimed Letters Miscellaneous &c, &c, &c. AND ALL THE NEWS OF THE WEEK. To be hod of all Booksellers and Newsagents. Price, One Shilling. r\ UADRILLE ASSEMBLY. of EDINBURGH HOTEL, Albert street. W. H. COUSINS will give the FIRST of a series of QUADRILLE ASSEMBLIES in his New Quadrille Room, attached to the above Hotel, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, when dancing, under an excellent baud, will commence at eight o'clock. No invitations issued, as the friends and public generally are invited to be present on this opening occasion. Light refreshments provided.