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Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 862, 2 May 1871, Page 3

Amusements. yOLUNIEEE HALL. TO-NIGHT, TUESDAY. Positively the Last Night. BENEFIT for VOLUNTEER BAND. EDITH PaTIMERSTON'S ENTERTAINMENT. Change of Programme, including IS HE JEALOUS ? And Grand Sensation Recitation Scene from LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET. Remember, positively the LAST NIGHT. For Sale. rpo GROCERS, WINE AND SPIRIT X DEALERS, &c. The Undersigned have FOR PRIVATE SALK, upon liberal terms, the GOODWILL of Mr ALFRED CLEVE'S GROCERY BUSINESS, together with the Stock-in-Trade and Fixtures, &c. The above, if not previously disposed of, will be sold by public auction on or about the 2nd of May. The Lease of the premises has about six weeks to run, and maj be renewed upon advantageous terms.* Full particulars to be had on application to NANCARROW, HENDERSON & CO., Auctioneers. 1 npHE Undersigned have for Sale, to ■*• arrive per Waterman, now daily expected from Melbourne- - TWO FIRST-CLASS ENGLISH PIANOS, in Walnut and Rosewood, by Chappel and and Co, of London. Also, Six Parcels PIANO MUSIC, each containing six pieces of the newest and Litest compositions. The above, unless previously disposed of, will be on view, and sold by public auction ! about a week after landing. NANCARROW, HENDERSON & CO. Tjl O R SALE. Those Central and Extensive Premises situated at the Ahaura known as the ROYAL HOTEL, And lately in the occupation of Mr D. M'Kenna; and also a BAKERY Attached to the Hotel. Immediate possession. For full particulars apply to KENNEDY BROS., Greymouth. r\ N SAL E , by the Undersigned,— The entire cargo of the 10, direct from Adelaide, consisting of Hart's, Dunn's, and Duffield's Silk-dressed Flour. GLENN BROTHERS, Importers, Wine, Spirit and Provision Merchants, Albert street. OOK POSITIVE SALE. To Gardeners, Hotel-keepers, Speculators, and others. HOTEL AND MARKET GARDEN. THE EMPIRE HOTEL, Cobden, With 3 Sections, in the best part of the town, having aj frontage to the proposed Railway. Also, Sections 16 and 18, at Coal Creek Flat. Comprising — 12 acres, all ienced in, and under cultivation as a market garden. This land iswithinhalf amileof Greymouth, and within easy reach of water carriage. Terms easy. Apply, P. M'INERNAY, Codden or Ahaura. "CIOR SALE, the Criterion Hotel and J. Three-roomed Cottage attached, situated at the corner of Arney and Gresson streets. Apply on the premises. TWENTY THOUSAND CABBAGE PLANTS, Enfield, Market, and Savoy. Pelling, Gresson street. SEEDS 1 SEEDS ! ! SEEDS ! ! ! The First Shipment of the Season, per Rangitoto, direct. A SPLENDID Assortment of Agricultural — "^" and Garden Seeds in immense variety; all guaranteed good, at A. BOCK'S, Next Maxwell's Cosmopolitan HoteL The oldest established Shop in Greymouth. Cl 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 Missing Friends. ISSING FRIENDS-Should this'meet the eye of WILLIAM HENRY PATTERSON, aged thirteen years, last heard of at the Grey River, Greymouth, he is requested to write to his mother, Mrs Emma Patterson, No. 8, Victoria Btreet, West Melbourne, victoria, or call at Mr Thos. Bailey's Full and Plenty Hotel, Greymouth.