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Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 810, 2 March 1871, Page 3

Bazaar. QT. PATRICK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH. A GRAND BAZAAR In aid of this Church will be held at the Volunteer Hall, on THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY, 16th, 17th, 18th, 20th, and 21st MARCH. COMMITTEE .' Rev.JßOolomb.S.M. Rev. JBRinsfeld.S.M. M Kennedy P M G iffen J T Fitzgerald P Pureell D Sheeiiy .1 W G Beauchamp LADY STA\LHOLDERS AND PATRONESSES : Mrs Kennedy Mrs Griff en Mrs Joyce Mrs H»nan Mrs Quinn Mrs Dinmm Ivirs Constantino Mrs Sheeiiy Mrs Fitzgerald Mrs Hickson Mrs Whitmore Mrs O'Brien Mrs Carroll Mrs Mollny Mrs Muller Mrs Dupre Mrs McCarthy Mrs Quinlan MrsAiicher Mrs Gough Miss Fitzgerald • Miss Quinn Miss Heaphy Miss Twohill Miss Griffen Missea M'Kenna Contributions in money or kind, in work or fancy articles, will lie thankfully accepted hy the above ladies, or by the clergy, St. Patrick's Presbytery. J. B. COLOMB, S.M. Missing Friends. TF this should meet the eye of ROBERT B. WOODHOUSE, last heard from at Waimangaroa, near Buller River, 4th December, 1869, he is requested to communicate wiht his mother TAS. and JOHN CRANSTON, last heard of at Greymouth. are requested to communicate with their father, 210 Little Collins street, Melbourne. Any information respecting them will be thankfully received at the Police Station, Greymouth. IF this should meet the eye of REGAS 0 PINN, usually groins by the name of Jim Pinn, who was last heard of in the year 1867, and who was then near Sydney, M.S.W., he is earnestly requested to communif:ate with his friends in London ; and should any person have known him since, they are requested kindly to forward any information they may possess to Mr R. H. Rugg. Grey River Hospital, Greymouth, New Zealand. RICHARD BUKRlSS,— write at once to J. O. Lloyd, Post Office, Hokitika. Any person knowing of his present where abouts would confer a great favor hy writing to J. O. Lloyd, Post Office, Hokitika ; or George Doig, Post - Office, Ahaursv, Grey Valley. Last heard of at Mr Muir's store, Nelson Creek. News of importance from home. To Let. TO LET.— A newly-finished House at Paroa, suitable for a Hotel. Apply to Hugh Barnhill, Paroa. TO LET for Building purposes, on easy terms — Part of allotment 30, Boundary street, adjoining the Argds office. Apply office of this paper. TO LET— The SHOP adjoining Messrs Parkinson and Steel's u;>per shop, Mawhera Quay. Plate glass front. Apply, Thompson, Smith, and Barclay. Tobacconists. BASCH'S AMERICAN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, Between Victoria and Commercial Hotels, Mawhera Quay. Just arrived, a large assortment of the oest brands of Tobaoco, Havannah, Manilla, and real Swiss Cigars, Meerschaum Pipes, Stationery, Fancy Goods, Cutlery, and a Sitlandid lot of laige Steel Engravings. Miscellaneous. t m'davitt, 'tailor and clothier, Tainui Street. Suits for all occasions, to measure and well shrunk. Faultless Fit guaranteed. Legitimate Economy in Price. "PI R B D. WILCKENS, News and General Commission Agent, Trafalgar Hotul, Greymouth, ANB STATIONER AND TOBACCONIST, Half-Ounce Creek. F. W.is visiting the up-count"y districts weekly,, and is prepared to execute every kind of commission in any part of the Grey Valley. OARGAINS FOR SALE. A SpleiifUd six-foot Leamingtoa CookingRange, with boilers entire— capable of cooking for 150 people, Also, ! One of Alcock's best full-sized BilliardTables— nearly new. M. CASSIUS, Hokitika. FOR SALE, by Private Contract— Three Three-roomed Cottages in Mackay street, either separately or in one lot. Apply office of t bis paper. Coal Merchants. T SIMPSON, COAL MERCHANT, Wharv, opposite Boundary street. Hotels and families supplied in any part of the town. i^iOALS. SCREENED COALS. COALS. Coals, carefully and expressly screened for household purposes, are now to be obtaiued at the Old Wharf from MATHEW BATTY, Or delivered at 25s per tou.