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Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 769, 22 December 1870, Page 3

PRESBYTERIAN. . CHUECH BUILDING FUXD. FANCY BAZAAR, For the purpnso of aiding iv defraying the expense of the erection of the Presbyterian Church in Greymouth, will be held iv the VOLUNTEER HALL, : . . . : : Werita street, ... : On MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, 26th, 27th, and 28th DECEMBEE. Contrioutions will be received by Mrs Barkley, 'Mis Hamilton, Mrs Kerr, Mrs M'Lean, .Mrs, M'lntosh t Mrs ; Glenn, Mrs M'Millan, Mrs Shaw, Mrs Seabrobke.'Mrs Hogg, Miss Pegg, . Miss Taylpr> . Tait, Miss Parkinson, aud Miss Jones. „ , •JAMES KEREi ■■'■■■'.'■.'y' Chairman of Committee. CKE EAB ' S AE T UNION Greymouth. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS' WORTH : OF .:'..■ ; VALUABLE TEIZES, Consisting of TWO SPLENDID HARMONIUMS, By Alexandre. A first-class Anglo-German Concertina, in rosewood case, manufactured by Tjoius Sachevel. A very large, powerful, and handsome Magic Lantern ; also a Musical Album, .Photographic Album, and Scrap Album, each beautifully bound in very handsome Morocco, and with most modern improvements. A fine large Writing Desk. . : An ornamental and very useful Eevolving Inkstand. Stereoscope, with most picturesque and artistic views. Large and elegant Pictures, from the Musee de Louvre, Paris, &c. The JPrizes to be disposed df as follows :— Prize. | £ s. d. 1--Alexandre's 5 octave harmonium, with 6 stops 43 0 0 2— Do! do do, with 3 stops ... 22 10 0 (Each of these harmoniums in handsome rosewood case) 3 — l magic lantern ... /..-.. 50 0 4- -1 Anglo-German concertina 42 0 s— l musical album 4 0 0 6—l dbony inkstand 3 5 0 7_l desk .2.10 0 jS— 1 photographic album ... 20 0 9—l strap do 1 10 0 10— 1 stereoscope 1 10 6 11—3 stereoscopic views : .- ; ■■..- I\s■ 0 j 12— 1 revolving inkstand .. . '■-„.. ,■•. I. ;8. Q 13—1 travelling desk ... .:. 10 0 14— 1 fern inkstand 0 17 6 15 — 1 bezique game, . ...... ... .0.15 0 16— 1 photographic picture "''.!;' 012 b" 17—1 « do do ... 012 6 18^-1 •■ do do ... 012 6 19^-1 do do ..I. . Q 12 6 20— 1 one-keyed flute ... ;.. 012 6 21— 1 photographic album ... 012 6 22 — 1 set chessmen 0 11 6 23—1 lady's companion 0 10 6 24 1 lady's purse 0 9 6 25 — 1 gent's purse ; ... ... 0 6 6 DRAW]NG~FOR PRIZES To take place on the 24th December, 1870, AT KILGOUR'S UNION HOTEL. One jhundred Tickets at 20s each, to be obtained at John Crerar's, Bookseller and Stationer, next Bank of New South Wales, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. ■vr ] o i i': c; • ,e> I have this day disposed of my business in Greymouth to Messrs Parkinson and Steel. JOHN CREEAR. Greymouth, Saturday, Dec. 17, 1870., John Crerar begs to return his sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Greymouth for their liberal support since he commenced business in Greymouth, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the same on behalf of his successors, Messrs Parkinson and Steel, as he is well assured they will merit the same. Mr Steel possesses a thorough knowledge of the business, having been an assistant with S^ni Mullen, booksel'er, Melbourne, and John Sands, stationer, Sydney ; and in my service for four years, during which time, he served faithfully and efficiently. '..-■■ All accounts due to me must be paid to Mr Steel or Mr Morris. : • ' " JOHN CRERAR. T> ARK INS ON AND STEEL, ' -~ Having purchased the : BOOK- AND STATIONERY BUSINESS lately belonging to Mr John Crerar, are now prepared to do business on. most liberal terms. To Storekeepers great inducements are offered in Stationery lines. The stock of ■-:•-..- EE A D ING BO O K S will be continually replenished with STANDAED WORKS, and every attention devoted to the requirements of Greymouth. • In return, P. and S. hope to receive <i full share of public patronage. PARKINSON AND STEEL, BOOKSELLEES AND STATIONEES, GttEYMOUTH. Monday, December 19, 1870., XTTOOLFE, AUSTINj AND CO., BEG respectfully to announce that, in addition to their Establishment, corner of Tainui and Mackay streets, they have Purchased the i LONDON BUTCHERY, Corner Boundary and Mackay streets, with which, at its commencement, Mr Woolfe was so long connected. ' j Both places will be conducted with the same regard to Moderate Prices, superior quality, and attention to orders, that has gained, them so large a share of patronage, and which they take this opportunity of gratefully acknowledging. They beg to draw special attention to their magnificent show of CHRISTMAS BEEF 1 en Friday Evening. ,