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Education. C H o o L . MR. JOLLY begs to inform the public of Greymouth that he intends OPENING A SCHOOL on MONDAY, JULY 31st, in the School-house lately occupied by Mrs Johnston, situated beside the Fire Brigade Hall. For further particulars, apply to Mr Jolly. N.B. — An Evening Class for Boys from 7.30 to 9. Ploughing Matoh. /~"i REV VALLEY AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL PLOUGHING MATCH Will be held on WEDNESDAY, 23rd AUGUST, In MR A. LARDI'S PADDOCK, Totara Flat, At which the following Prizes will beawarded: First Prize for Ploughing, £8 Second Prize Do £6 Third Prize Do £4 Fourth Prize Do £2 Fifth Prize Do £1 For the best Ins and Outs, £1 For the Straightest Finish, -61 For best Pair of Horses, £2 For the best kept Harness, £1 For best Groomed Horses, £1 Entrance Fee for Non-Subscribers, 10s. Entries to be Bent to the Secretary on or before MONDAY, 21st AUGUST. Members of the Association are requested to SEND IN their ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS on or before 22nd AUGUST, to the Hon. Secretary. ROBERT ALCORN, Hon. Sec.

JEWELLERY! TEWELLERY!! STARTLING NEWS. CHEAP SALE OF JEWELLERY! The Sale will positively dose when the Wallibi leaves for Wanganui. TO WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, STOREKEEPERS, AND THE PUBLIC. INT. SALOMON, OP DUNEDIN, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Greymouth and its environs, that he is now showing, at the ALBION HOTEL COMMERCIAL ROOM (Up -stairs) A. MAaNIFICENT STOCK OF JEWELRY And will remain till above steamer leaves. As Mr S. ia RETIRING from BUSINESS, he is offering the Goods at Prices tha,. cannot fail to ensure a speedy Bale. The Stock consists of a Splendid Assortment of LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S GOLD and SILVER ENGLISH and GENEVA WATCHES, of the best manufacture An Assortment of LADIES' and;GENTLEMEN'S GOLD CHAINS A Large and Choice Selection of ENGLISH and COLONIAL JEWELLERY of the most tasteful description GOLD SPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES NEW ZEALAND QUARTZ and GREENSTONE, splendidly mounted ; and JET GOODS, in endless variety. THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DIAMONDS IN THE COLONIES. STERLING SILVER SALVERS, CUPS, CLARET JUGS, INKSTANDS, SPOONS, and FORKS ; OPERA and FIELD GLASSES j and a variety of Goods too numerous to mention. The Ladies of Greymouth are respectfully invited to inspect the above SPLENDID STOCK, not necessarily as purchasers, but to view what can be accomplished by modern Artistes in Jewellery and Gold and Silver work. REMEMBER! THE SALE WILL CLOSE ON THE DEPARTURE OF THE WALLABI,