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■Vr.O.W. P U-.B hi S H ED, . And may be had of all Booksellers, ; PRICE ON 13 '■; S HILL ING , : ''"•■'■■'""- ' l . lf ''ZZ!*%^''.'*- : ; ..;! ;• i ; ; jT H'E>. ij h .':] ' GREYMOUTH AND 4 GREY; ;SSBOJ2 ■- ■ a "./? ''C \ "si "jV \ x ; ALMANAC AND DmECTORY ; ;^OR 1871, Containing a mass of information for the X .hiii'N . '/'la <IV;a Merchant, the Storekeeper, the Miner, and ... " . .■ i ' "all Classes, .-.-— — ..,... ........ , _.. I^have^ this day disposed of my business in Greymouth to Messrs Parkinson and Steel. * • ••:-- -, ,JOHKX?RER4IK.;. . . John Crerar begs to return his sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Greymouth for their. liberal ,f support since he commenced business in iGJrey,mouth, and respectfully solicits^, continuance of the same on -behalf of his successors, Messrs Parkinson and Steel, as he is well assured they will merit thia .same. Mr Steel possesses a thorough knowledge of the business, having been an. assistant «dth Sam Mullen, booksel'er, Melbourne, and John Sands, stationer, Sydney ; . and in) my service, for fourTjpears, during which" time lie served faithfully and efficiently. ' (All accounts due to me must be paid to Mr Steel or Mr Morris. JOHN CRERAR. "t> -A r k lisraioosr *a n ixi ajr % e^l, -*- Having purchased the BOOK AND STATIONERY BUSINESS jlately belonging -to Mr John. Crerar, are now prepared to do business on most liberal terms. To Storekeepers great inducements are •. .io£fered(inlStatio£ery line>. ' •'•■•Sliestbck-of^ 1 -^^' ! READING BOOKS will be continually replenished 'wiih STANDARD WORKS, and every-attention devoted to therequirev ments; of Greymouth;" In return, P. and S. hope to receive a full share of public patronage. PARKINSON AND STEEL, BpOKSStLERS :iW J: ST^AmNE^S, : "', ' r " GREYMOtTTH. : Monday, December 19, 1870. ttn o oii cc, i; au st in, , A- nM cb.,: BEG respectfully to announce that, in addition to their Establishment, corner of Tainui and Mackay streets, they have Purchased the „L,p( N p O ; N;i; v B,U,X.C e H E R V, Corner Boundary and Mackay streets, ' with which, at its commencement, Mr Woolf c .was so long connected. Both places will be conducted with the same regard to Moderate Prices, superior quality, and,,attention,to t orders, that has ; i gainedtthem'. so large a stfare^patronage, ; and which they take this opportunity of: 'gr^efjillyvackiiowledging. ...They beg -to,.draw^special. attention to their magnificent show of ;ITC KB. I'S-TLM AS BEEF .pn Friday Evening. mO AMATEURBmLIABpTf LAYERS. A GRAND BILLIARD TOURNAMENT, : Commenced on the evening of the ; 23rd Nov., • at the'Billiardßboms' attached: fe Flaimery's Hotel, and will be continued till December 23rd, at 8 p.m. The highest . seprer will receive a Patent Lever Silver Watch,- Valued^t -i&iO,' ■and •guaranteed, for two years] and the 2nd, a valuable Meerschaum pipe. Charge, 6d per Break. LbUIS. ELERIG, Lessee. .■ ( A LBION ; BILLIARD - ROOM AMA -£*■ TEUR TOURNAMENT. First prize ... £5 0s highest score Second dp " V... \ " 2 10s seccnoT; diqf' * WiU. open tiu> evening, and will be strictly confined to' Amateurs, concluding on New Year's TDay. ~" ""~~""~ ' HHHE GREY RIVER STEAM TUG CO., -*-. • (Limttbd.) An EXTRAORDINARY. GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the - above. Company will beheld a^ KJUgour's j.TJnion ETotel, on THURSI)AY>^h* 22nd inst., at 4 o'clock p.m, - 'Business : ■" ' To consider ' the -advisability of de- : daring a dividend. ■:^ ■ : " •'! ' By order of the Difecters, vt G. W. MOSS, ... . .... . _ Manager. Y_2_REYMOUTH GAS COMPANY " (LIMITED). TENDERS are required ior the Erection of ;Gas Holder Tank, as per plan and sped- ' .fication; to be seen at the Office of the Company. . i ■.■-■■ • ; : '- • The lowest or any tender not necessarily : accepted.. : : "I Tenders to be sent in.oa,or before the 10th January-nexig^: ■--=•-•'.. •;,< - :Xf-.\ ■ : i i •> W. HiNDMARSH, .; } [l ■: ; : ! Secretary;