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Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 719, 27 August 1870, Page 3

«l Ub 1 AjqJaJL V Ji/U, FUBTHER EXTENSIVE SHIPMENTS OF NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS, EX THE FOLLOWING VESSELS :— S.S. RANCIITOTO ...15 PACKAGES CERES ... 16 PACKAGES WATERMAN „. C 8 PACKAGES S.S TARARUA 4 PACKAGES Total, 103 Packages. The above shipments comprise some of the GXXE^FS^T 1 GOODS Ever submitted to tho public in Greymouth, they having been purchased by Mr Smith during the dullest season of the year in Melbourne, and consequently at a Great Reduction from former Prices, Every advantage of which will he given to our Customers and Patrons. THOIPSOI, SMITH AID BAKKLEY.

f^i ARDEN SEEDS. GARDEN SEEDS. To Farmers, Gardeners, and Others.. Just received, per Tararua — Our second shipment o? Garden and Agricultural Seeds, [ Specially selected from the choicest varieties. An endless assortment. Guaranteed new. ORR and CO. DMAGOFFIN • "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 than adopt the usual buukumwhenacknowledging 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. JUST ARRIVED and On Sale by the eJ> Undersigned— A large assortment of Flower and Garden Seeds. Also, Seed Potatoes, in great variety. ALFRED CLEVE. *Ti ARDEN SEEDS. GARDEN SEEDS. VJT Flower Seeds, Flower Seeds. To Market Gardeners. Private Gentlemen, and Others. Just received an invoice of choice Garden and Flower Seeds, On Sale next Ashton's Family Hotel, Richmond Quay. Will be sold at the lowest remunerative prices. FOR SaLE ry PRIVATE CONTRACT At Marsden, New River. All that valuable property known as CARD'S LOWER STORE, Consisting of — The newly-erected Pioneer Hotel and Store Also, A Receiving Store, capable of holding 50 tons goods Three good Horses, with pack -saddles for five, side-saddle, two ridingsaddles, stables and outhouses, a iirst-rate tip dray and harness. Together with — A few Breeding Pigs, bred by Mr Redwood, of vfelson-p-not to be excelled in New Zealand Two Milch Cows. Also, 20 acres oi Freehold Land, tluee acres of -which, has been highly manured and is ready for crop, the remainder was sown last year with ED&lish grass. Likewise, The Cock-a-Bulla Store and Slaugbteryard, with stock and goodwill of business. For particulars, apply Pioneer Hotel, Marsden ; or Ashton's Family Hotel, Greymouth. TjlOE SALE O~R TO LET The well-known DAN O'CONNELL 1 HOTEL, situated in Richmond Quay. ! This being a bona fido offer, the proprietor i will treat with any party offering reasonable terms. It has always done, and is now doing, one of the best bar businesses in Greymouthi | J. T. FITZGERALD MOST ELIGIBLE OPENING AND INVESTMENT. KILGOUR'S UN [ON HOTEL TO BE LET Furnished. The Undersigiied having determined to retire from hotel business, is willing to treat with an eligible tenant for the above. For particulars, apply to J, KILGOUR, Union Hotel. TO LET.— The Shamrock Hotel, Gresson street. Possession may be obtained on tho sth September. Apply W. Perkins, Solicitor, Wei ita street.

CARPETINGS, HEARTHRUGS, FLOORCLOTHS, AND MATTINGS. The Largest Stock, the Greatest Variety, the Newest Patterns, and the LOWEST PRICES W THE COUNTY. INSPECTION INVITED. THOMPSON, SMITH, & BAEKLEY.