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Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 782, 21 January 1871, Page 3

rjIENDERS are required for the supply to -*- the Grey River Hospital for' the' six I months, ending July 31, 1871, of the following goods : — GROCERIES - Flour Oatmeal Vinegar Candles, per lb .Butter, do Sugar (2nd Co.'s), per cwt Tea, per lb Rice, do Barley, do Soap, per cwt . Suda, do Salt, do Salad oil, per doz Matches, do . Kerosene, per gal Potatoes, per cwt Cocoa, per lb Sago, do Coffee, do Mustard, do Pepper, do Eggs, per doz WINES, SPIRITS, &c.— ■ Brandy, per gal Gin Port Wine, do ; Sherry, do ■ '• Porter, per doz : Ale, do I Milk, per quart, pure Bread, per 41b loaf > Washing, per month [ Funerals, per head '. BUTCHER MEAT— ' \ Beef and mutton, per lb Offal or refuse } Single mattrasses and pillows, straw, 6ftx2ft.Bin : Coals, per ton , Firewood, per cord : Tenders to be sent in to the Hospital on or before noon of Wednesday, the 25th Instant/ i ,- .. Tenuers for wines, spirits, and groceries to be accompanied with a sample of same. : The lowest or any. tender not necessarily accepted. By order of the Committee, i CLEM. WINTER, ■ ;■ : :. ) Hon. Sec. ; GREYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB \JT ; / RACES. | ERECTION OF GRAND STAND. '.' TENDERS. wiII ba received up to 4 p.m. on Monday, 30th instant, for the erection of a Grand Stand lOOffc by 24ffc. Plaus and specifications can be seen on application at the office of D. Maclean and Co. , Mawhera Quay. j JAMES PAYNE, Secretary.; pEEYMCJuTH GAS COMPANY VJT ..(Limited.) ; j TENDERS are invited for the erection :of a Brick Tank Oas Holder, ■ — .. . „. _ Tenders will close, on Wednesday, 24th inst., at noon . . '•'. ' ■' - ; ' Plans and Specifications, as amended, maybe seen at the Company's Office, Tramway Chainbrrs, A deposit of £15 required with each tender, as a guarantee that the work will be ' carried out, otherwise the deposit forfeited. The lowest or any tender hot necessarily accepted. W. HINDMARSH, Secretary. IVT ° T l C E V I have this day disposed of my business in Greymouth to Messrs Parkinson and Steel. = - •<■ JOHN CRERAR. Greymouth, Saturday, Dec. 17, 1870. John Crerar bfigs 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 oh 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 Mr Samuel Mullen, booksel'er, Melbourne, and Mr 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. "pARKINSON 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 ; R E AD I N G BO OKS will be continually replenished with STANDARD WORKS; and every attention devoted to the requirements of Greymouth. ■•:•'. In return, P. and S. hope to receive a. full share of public patronage. . PARKINSON AND STEEL, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, GKEYMOCTH. :, „'. Monday, December 19, 1870. XTTOOLFE, AUSTIN, AND CO., BEG respectfully to announce that, in addition to their EstabHshmentj-'corner of Tainui and Mackay streets, they have Purchased the LONDON BUTCHERY, Corner Boundary and Mackay streets, with which, at its commencement, Mr Woolfe was so long connected. .-•■-, ■.-..; , Both places will be coriduoted 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. "VTATIONALSO H.OOL, Richmond Quay, Greymouth. MR. T. THOMAS begs to intimate that ' this School Re-opened on MONDAY, 9th ( JANUARY, 1871. ■ ■'- ..;;.,*..■■