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Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 812, 4 March 1871, Page 3

Amusements. yOLUNTEEE HALL. TO-NIGHT. Immense Success of MR AND MRS COLLINS Admission— Front Seats, 3s ; Back, 2s. Tenders. rpENDERS W an j ;e d for Clearing a Sec X tion in Tainui street. Apply KENNEDY BROS. Bazaar. HT, PATRICK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH. A GRAND BAZAAR In aid of this Church will be held at the Volunteer Hall, on. \ THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDA.Y, and TUESDAY, 16th, 17th, 18th, 20th, and 21st MARCH. COMMITTEE : Rev.JßOolomb,S.M. Rev. JBBinsfeld,S.M. M Kennedy P M Griffen J T Fitzgerald P Purcell D Sheedy JWG Beauchamp LADY STALLHOLDERS AND PATRONESSES : Mrs Kennedy Mrs Griffen Mrs Joyce Mrs Honan Mrs Quinn Mrs Drumm Mrs Constantino Mrs Sheedy Mrs Fitzgerald, Mrs Hickson MrsWhitmore Mrs O'Brien Mrs Carroll Mrs Molloy Mrs Muller Mrs Dupre" Mrs M'Carthy Mrs Quinlan Mrs Ancher Mrs Gough Miss Fitzgerald Miss Quinn MissHeaphy Miss Twohill Miss Griffen Missea M'Kenna Contributions ia money or kind, in work or fancy articles, will be thankfully accepted by the above ladies, or by the clergy, St. Patrick's Presbytery. J. B. COLOMB, S.M. Missing 1 Friends. TF this should meet the eye of ROBERT B. WOODHOUSE, last heard from at Wairaangaroa, near Buller River, 4th December, 1869, he is requested to communicate wiht his mother JAS. 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. RICHARD BURRISS,- write at once to J. O. Lloyd, Post Office, Hokitika. Any person knowing of his present where abouts would confer a great favor by writing to J. O. Lloyd, Post Office, Hokitika ; or George Doig, Post Office, Ahaura, Grey Valley. Last heard of at Mr Muir's store, Nelson Creek. News of importance from home. Tobacconists. BASCH'S AMERICAN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, Between Victoria and Commercial Hotels, Mawhera Quay. Just arrived, a large assortment of the best brands of Tobacco, Havannah, Manilla, and real Swiss Cigars, Meerschaum Pipes, Stationery, Fancy Goods, Cutlery, and a Bolendid lot of large 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. ~C! R E D. W I L C K E N S, *- jSews and General Commission Agent, Trafalgar Hotel, Greymouth, ANJ9 STATIONER AND TOBACCONIST, Balf-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, FOR SALE, by Private Contract— Three ThreeToomed Cottages in Mackay street, either separately or in one lot. Apply office of tiis paper. fcl O R SALE THE IMPERIAL HOTEL, AHAURA. The above first-class Hotel is situated in the best part of the Ahaura Township, and contains, besides a well-fitted bar, a comfortable sitting-room, large dining-room, 9 bedrooms with furniture complete, a comodious kitchen, fitted with cooking-stove and every convenience. The out buildings consist of a cottage 28ft by 10ft, a five-stall stable with loose boxes, fowl-house, &c. The house stands on a full section, and is doing one of the best paying business in the district. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Apply to M. DOOLEN, On the premises. To Let. TO LET.— A newly-fiuished 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 Argos office. Apply office of this paper. TO LET— The SHOP adjoining Messrs Parkinson and Steel's upper shop, Mawhera Quay. Plate glass front. Apply, Thompson, Smith, and Barclay.