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Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 717, 23 August 1870, Page 3

■|^ByV MINING RULES FOR WESTLAND. A PUBLIC MEETING Of the Residents in the PAROA DISTRICT Will be held THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, At the , Paroa Road Board Office, at Eight o'clock, For the purpose of taking into consideration the New Mining Rules and Regulations for Westland. JOHN O'CONNOR, Chairman Piiroa Road District. Paroa, August 23, 1870. rpHE MAWHERA QUARTZ MINING COMPANY (Registkrbd). AN EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the above Company will be held at Johnston's Melbourne Hotel, on MONDAY, the sth SEPTEMBER, 1870, at 4 o'clock p. in. Business .* — To consider the advisability of winding up the Company. By order of the Directors, G. W. MOSS, Manager. T YELL REEFS. THE EXCELSIOR QUARTZ MINING COMPANY, IRISHMAN'S CREEK. (To be registered under the Mining Companies Limited Liability Act, 1805.) Capital, £9,600, iv 960 shares of £10 each.) A deposit of 20s per share to be made on application, and further sum of £2 per share on allotment. The bahnce of the shares will be made payable at intervals of not less than one month, and not more than 20s per share at any call, after due notice has been made in the local newspapers. All those desirous of obtaining shares in the above Company must apply to the undersigned immediately, where full information can be obtained. G. W. MOSS, Agent. /GREYMOUTH AND SALTWATER TKAMWAY. Notice is hereby given that CARRIAGE ON GOODS AND PARCELS (where no account is opened) MUST BE PREPAID o ensure such goods being fonrarded, JOSEPH KILGOUR, Manager. July 18, 1870. XMSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The partnership hitherto existing between Robert Thompson and. William Andrew, as General Blacksmiths, Werita, Btreet, Greymouth , has this day been dissolved by mutua consent. ROBERT THOMPSON. WILLIAM ANDREW. Witness— Hexry Oilmek. Greymouth, August 20, 1870. " ""'" TN returning thanks for past favors, I beg -*- to inform the public that on and after Monday, the 22nd instant, the Butcher ing business, hitherto carried on by me in connection with my other business at Brunnerton, will be carried on under the style of Taylor and Foster, Wholesale and Retail Butchers. As it is our intention to purchase stock at the sale yards, we hope to be able to compete with Greymouth prices. i J. TAYLOR. BrunnertoD, Aug. 20, 1870. \ R T UNION SPLENDTD FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE AND FURNITURE, In Hospital street, Greymontb. 100 tickets • - ■ • £1 each.. The House and Furniture will be distributed in ten prizes. Drawing will take place on 19th September. Tickets can be had at the store of Mr D. M'Lean-, Boundary street., NOTICE.— I hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife Rebecca Peyman, she having left me without just cause. JAMES PEYMAN. August 19, 1870. '■vr a o 1 i c ~eT~ A brown Mare, abouto 13 hands, no visible brand, running in my paddock; unless claimed, will be sold to defray expenses. G. CURTrS, Arnold Junction. Grey, August 20, 1870. VXTRESTLING CHALLENGE. GEORGE COWEN, previous to his depal ture from the Coast, will Wrestle any man in New Zealand, including Peydon, for £50 or £100 a-sfde. Man and money can be heard of at the Union Hotel, Greymouth. V August 19, 1870, T