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Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 867, 8 May 1871, Page 3

Public Notices. RE Y MOUTH LITERARY ASSOCIATION. The READING ROOM, Tramway Chambers, is OPEN fco MEMBERS from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. BALLY. Persons desirous of joining the Society are requested to make application to the Secretary. Subscription, 10s per Quarter, payable in advance. J. M. BUTT, Hon. Secretary. TW" O T I C K. All DEBTS DUE to Mr J. Middleton and Mr Gilbert Stewart, Wharf Hotel, are requested to be PAID forthwith, otherwise legal proceedings will be taken. ■M\ O T I C E. As we have lately sustained serious damage by dogs worrying our Sheep, in our Four-rail Paddocks, in future all DOGS found within these enclosures, will be DESTROYED, and their Owners prosecuted. HILDEBRAND AND WEBER. NOTICE.— I, D. MAGOFFIN, have authorised Robert M'Callum, from Hokitika, to receive all moneys, pay accounts, and otherwise conduct all general business for, and on account of, and during the absence of faid D. Magoffin. Hoping to re ceive on returning a good account of my friends, with their punctual and kind considerations on behalf of — The same P. MAGOFFIN. Greymouth, April 22, 1871; THE Undersigned are prepared to execute on favorable terms, Indents upon the English markets for every description of merchandise for shipment from London to any of the Australian or New Zealand ports. NANOARPvOW, HENDERSON & CO., MowhevaQuay, Greymoutb. Dressmaker. M ISS E. CRONAN, DRESSMAKER, Werita street, opposite "Evening Star" Office. rp HE WEEKLY ARGU Has the LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPEii ON THE WEST COAST, PARKINSON AND STEEL