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"jVT O T ICE. J. W. PARKINSON begs to intimate to the Public of* Greymouth ami the District that he lyis entered into Partnership with Mr JOHN STEEL, lately Assistant with, aud°Manager for, Mr John Crerar, Bookseller andjStationer. . . GVeyniouth, December 19, 1870. * PARKINSON AND STEEL, Having two large BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENTS On Mawhera Quay, Greymouth, (Lately known, the one as Crerar's, the other as Parkinson's,) * Are now in a position to submit to the residents in and about Greymouth a most Valuable stock of BOOKS AND STATIONERY, - and at prices which will give every satisfaction to purchasers (both wholesale and retail), and effect a reduction in their heavy stock of BOOKS and STaTIONERF. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR. PARKINSON and STEEL have just opened up a splendid assortment of New and Handsomely -bound BOOKS, selected specially for Christmas Presents and New Year Gifts. Photographic Albums, Work-boxes, Writing Desks, Violins, Flutes, Concertinas, Toys, &c, &.c, for * CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR, AT PARKINSON AND STEEL'S. Periodicals ar.d Newspapers of the latest dates regularly received by each mail. The Melbourne "Leader" and "Australasian" supplied to Subscribers at 6d per copy. Wholesale and Retail Agent for : — The Grey River Loudon Punch Argus Glasgow Weekly Mail Weekly Argus Californian News of Melbourne Leader the World Australasian London Journal Illustrated Australian Bow Bells News Family Herald Advocate Cassel's Magazine Home News bunday at Home European Mail Leisure Hour Irish Provincial papers Good Words Dublin Nation Englishwoman's DoCourier de l'Europe mestic Magazine Irishman World of Fashion Public Opinion Young Ladies' JourLloyd's Newspaper nal Saturday Review Gentlemen's Journal Reynolds' Once a Week Police News All the Year Round Beehive Temple Bar News of the World Cornhill Dispatch London Society Illustrated London Blackwood's . News Graphic &c, &c, &c. PARKINSON AND STEEL, Wholesale and Retail Stmtionkrs, Booksellers, & News Agents. Importers of Fancy Goods, Music, and Musical Instruments. Tfi <) II S A^ E E~, That well-known Hotel, Store, Bakery, and Brewery, with Stock-in-Trade, Furniture. &c, known as D UN C A N'S HOTEL Coal Mines. There is good Stabling, and everything in first-class order. . j For any person commencing business, this is a first-class opportunity, as a good trade can be done in all tije above branches. Apply to W. J. COATES. XjlOR SALE, by private contract, that . well-known and old established house the BRIGHTON HOTEL, situated in Oresson street, opposite the Police Station, having a frontage of 164 ft by 66ft in depth. Title Crown Grant. A first-class tenant is now in possession for twelve months. Apply J. P., office of this paper. TJIOR SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, The COURT HOUSE HOTEL, Gresaon street. This freehold property is only offered for sale as the proprietor wishes to return to the North Island. The accommodation is excellent and ample. The bar business is good, witl\ a certain prospect of increase from the vicinity to the new District Court. Six months' unexpired license. For particulars, apply on the premises. "PROPERTIES FOR SALE. The Undersigned has the following Pro perties FOR SALE :- Two-storey Building in Tainui street, suitable for Hotel Store in Wnite street Four-roomed Cottage in Mount street Sections in Chapel street Sections in Alexander street. W. HINDMARSH, Tramway Chambers. TCI O R !3 A L if. (To Arrive) A fine, self-acting PIANO, specially suitable for balls, parties. &c, where a band cannot be obtained. /Apply to Mr Rich Alliance Hotel. T> UTTER, CANTERBURY AND -° WOOLONGONG, * Lowest Rates. GLENN BROTHERS, Albert Street. rT\HE undersigned, in addition to his JL already extensive stock, has just received by the Waterman, from Melbourne ."Mew season teas Soft-shell almonds Brazil nuts New figs Coey's new hams Spanish olives Chinese preserves Walnuts Muscatel and Sultana raisins Currants A large variety of confectionery French prunes in glass jars &c, &c, &c. ALFRED CLEVE, : • Mawhera Qoayv fXIHE Undersigned are prepared to execarte 1 , -*- . on favorable terms, Indent? upon tfte English markets for every description ©f merchandise for shipment from London to any of the Australian or New Zealand ports NANCARROW, HENDERSON & CO., Mawhera Quay,- - Greymouthr

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Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 775, 5 January 1871, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 775, 5 January 1871, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 775, 5 January 1871, Page 3

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