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Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 762, 6 December 1870, Page 3

TITESSRS M'MECKAN, SLACKWOOD, lyX AND CO.'S steamers. will be deBpatched, weather penaitting, fifom' Greymouthonor about the following dates : — Y~or Melbourne J>irecb — -- GOTHENBURG, R. Pe^rce,- ; comn]a?ider, this day, 6th December. ' j ALHAMBRA/Uuderwoodi, commander, on Saturday, 24th December.. To Melbourne, calling at Nelson, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff -Harbor, ] OMEO, Geo. Calder, commander, on 16th December, at 6 a.m. For freight or passage, apply to D. GIRD WOOD and CO., Agents """--:...' Mawhera Quay. N.B:— Passengers booked through to Sydney and Adelaide. •fy GIRDWOOD AND CO, AUCTIONEERS, GREYMOUTH. BUTTER, CANTERBURY AND WOOLONGONG, Lo^'£3T : RA.TES. ■ . : GLENN BROTHERS, Albert Street. : " STEAM-TUG DISPATCH,.. fIIHE Grey River Steam Tug Company's X powerful Double-Engine Steamer DISPAT C H, r Is prepared to Tow Vessels in and out of the river as per agreement^ to be arrayed on application to :' ; •• : i . ' -\s £. W. MOSS, Manager, . ■ : ■;■■■ v Albert street. IA, ALABESTER, hereby give notice y"" '"■ " " " ... , ■ that I shall not be responsible for any debts corttractfed by my wife, Mrs Alabester. .Coal Pits, ißrurinertdti,' • ; ■■'■■ Nov. 28, 1870. TT N I ON BA KER V, *^ Richmond Quay. R . sW ,A<W,,^ Successor to Charles BaWry, BREAD and BtSCUJT BAfeER. _ Christening and Wedding -Cakes made to ••"'■ . .'" ' • ' orders .<*'■' ■_. .•}; ; • - T AXE WAKATI Pv MO TEL. ...Thst nothing may be wanting to conduce. .v to the comfort of his customers during; the Christinas season, the proprietor has refitted the Bedrooms and Parlors, enlarged the cuisine department, and last, not least, replenished his cellar with the choicest, of liquors. A separate suite of apartments for private families. WM. KING, Proprietor. "■ "VT O T I C ... E . '" It is hereby notified that THURSDAY, ■ ; the Bth inst., being the day of polHSjEjifor the election of members of the County Council, : all mining claims arid interests are protected ;■ ' for that day. ;."•; . r " '■_ . -■ >" o c, hoos;,;j Hokitika, Dec^. ,v-' t •' : >: ' [','■:'-■-'--■ X : - ■; .: ,^.t;n.o.t^a.o;^.u.^ •" - , .'^■■ls■^w^?•''w?^^'.■^■^® GREY '.i'rV'^^MOti^H^-l^SOlrio.'LODGß^-yill b - ..-■_. Ixeld TBIS EVENING, at 8 p;m. j i. ''< ■'■■'■" ,By order of the, WVM^V /: , 7 . C. A. C. HARDY, Hon.: Sec. ; ( .' TJ OUND AR V STRE ET . I ' A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND 'A y HAPPY NEW YEAR ! ;; ■ . DUNCAN M'LEAN, while expressing the above wish, most respectfully begs to . inform his customers and the public that lie : will be most happy to supply them with' all 'those luxuries which cheer and invigorate ß : the inner man during the festive seasofiv ! Iv bottle or bulk. Port, Sherry, and Colonial Wine Irish and Scotch Whiskey Brandy, Ale, Porter, &c. All of the best brands. 1 : FOR THE PLUM PUDDING. Currants, Raisins, Spices, &c.| Muscatels, Almonds, and Figs. T>. i/L'lt. would also draw attention to hi TEA and COFFEE, which are allowed to be tha finest in town. ■ >'■"■ N.B.— FRESH B'OTTEK and EGGS (that ; maybe depended upon) from one of thelargesfc Nelson dairies. ■ ,-.,_. DUNCAN M'LEAN, ; .Eamily Gbooeh.ais3> PRCrfasioN Merchant, Bountlacy street. WANT3D, youn? Ladies for Ross, wages, £2 per week ; expenses paid. Also. Barmaids and Housemaids for Hokitika. Mrs Dick's Registry Office, Hokitika. •• COOK WANTED at Pinkerton's Star 5 ; Hotel, Ahaura ; must be thoroughly competent and sober, For terms, appjly at Ashton's HoteL : ■

FURTHE LARGE SHIPMENTS OF NEW SUMMER DRAPERY, - , JUST AREIVED AT ..., (Including late arrivals) amounting to 98 CASES AND BALES, The wft.ole of which will be offered afc -vevy LOW PBIGESy in consequence of not sufficient room, and risk oi fire. Note the Address SjEOC^IiCTITB to. ©XJKO3SDEJ3L Richmond Q«ay» -5 } ■