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Fnblio Notices. a t U N I O N . thirty-t;hree prizes, 4 ~'\ Value, £153 10s, V . > 3dl^Tic^ts, at 10s/sach. o^\>\, BROADBja^T , AND KING 'Sv A 'Distribution of Prizes, To be drawn for oh an early date, At Johnston's Melbourne Hotel. # Many of the prizes, independent of their ntrinßic;valae, are Gems of Jewelers' Art, v and weU v^orthy of the inspection 'that B. and K. invitei GRE%M 0 UTH LITERAfiY The REA^INQ ROOM, Tramway Chambers, is OPSN to MEMBERS from 10 a.m. ; to 11 p.m. f)AILi. Persons /desirous of joining the Society are requested to make application to the' Secretary.f ' Subscription, 10s per Quarter, payable in dvance.^' J. M-.BUTT, . •'.'; . Hon, Secretary, VICTORI^IRE AND MA^OT, ANB CrNSURANOE COMPANY. V UNITED CAPITAL £2,200,00 a The undersigned are prepared to accept risks at Lowest Rates. For proposals and other particulars, apply to SCOTT AND WILKINSON, Agents, Hokitika. HHHE undersigned are prepared to execu^ -*• on favorable terms, lilden+- 8 upon t jj e Englißh markets * or every description of m Q fc band i ise for shipment from London to any of the Australian or New Zealand ports. NANCAKROW, HENDERSON k CO., MawheraQuay, Greymouth. Ploughing Match. Y^REY VALLEY AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL PLOUGHING MATCH Will be held on WEDNESDAY, 23ed AUGUST, ' ..; : . .:■ In ■; ■•- ■. : ; ■;-.■-■ : MR A. LARDI'S PADDOCK, Totara Flat, At which the following Prizes will be awarded First Prize for Ploughing, £8 Second Prize Do £6 Third Prize Do £4 Fourth Prize Do £2 Fifth Prize Do $1 For the beat Xns and Outs, £V For the Straightest Finish, -£1 For best Pair of Horses, £2 For the best kept Harness, £1 For best Groomed Horses, £1 Entrance Fee for Non<Subsoribers, 10s. Entries to be sent to the Secretary on or before MONDAY, 21st AUGUST. Members of the Association are requested to SEND IN their ANNUAL. SUBSQRJPt TlO^Sp^pj hpfore 22io> AUGUST, to. the Hon. Secretary. ROBERT ALCORN, ..;'■.. Hon. Sec.

JEWELLERY! TjEWELLERY!! "' " "'' -■ ' STARTLING |pWS t ' ■ 0 HE; A P ..: SALS vP f JEWELLERY! The Sale will positively close when the first Steamer leaves for Wanganvti, TO WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, STOREKEEPERS, AND THE PUBLIC. OP DTJNBDIN, Begs to inform the inhabitantaof Greymouth and! its environs, that he is now saowing, at the ALBION HOTEL COMMERCIAL ROOM? (Dp-stairs) ; ; "•'.-"." V A. MA.aiSrrFIGENT STOCK OF JEWELR.Y And will remain till the first steamer leaves. As Mr S. is RETIRING from BUSINESS, he is offering the Goods at Pricea tha^ cannot fail to ensure a speedy sale. 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 GENTLEME^S GOLD CHAINS A Large and Choice Selection of ENGLISH and COLONIAL JEWELLERY of the most tasteful description GOLD SPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES f ' NEW ZEALAND O^IIART^ and GREENSTONE, ; splendidly niountea j and GOODS, in endless variety. '.V; THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK OE DIAMONDS IN THE COLONIES. ; STERLIKG SILVER SALVERSi CUPS, CLARET JUGS, INKSTANpS, SPOONS, and FORKS; OPERA and FIELD GLASSES j andayaripty of Gpods too numerous tp mention^ The Ladies of Greymoath are reßpeptfuUy invited to inspect the above SPLENDID STQCK, not necessarily as purchasers, but to view what can be accomplished ..,,4)y.modem.Artistesin Jewellery ■■and Gold and Silver^wdrk. ■ ',!" .', ■;. ;'..- 1,.-■■ ■.).:■,":•.. "REMEMBER!' ' ' J THE SALEWIJpL'CLOSE ON, THE DEP^TU^E OF THE FIRST ST^AM^R;