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Grey River Argus, Volume XI, Issue 960, 24 August 1871, Page 4

pLIF T0 N BUTCHERY, AIIAURA. EDWARD D EVERY, Having opened the abo\ l e business, begs to annonnco that ho is now 'able to supply the" residents of tlie Ahaura «md surrounding neighborhood with meat of tho best quality at lowest current rates. Orders punctually, attended to, and goods delivered to Gaining parties and others within reasonable distanco without extra chnrge. "El 0 R S A X E. 30 FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS ; BgCALVES (aboub'six months old) 1 HACK MARE 31 ACRE'S of FREEHOLD LAND, a Totara Flat. Together with THE GOOD-WILL & STOCK-IN-TRADE Of the TOTARA FLAT DAIRY. The above to be Sold, by private treaty, in one or more lots, to suit the purchasers. For particulars, apply to Mr WILLIAM O'iMARA, Totara Flat, Ahaura, who is leaving the colony. rr\o PACKERS, CARRIERS, LTVERY J- STABLE-KEEPERS AND CONSUMERS OF HORSE FEED GENERALLY. The undersigned having ■- purchased Hhe trhtile of this S3ason's drop of HAY from the: fanners on Totara Flat, begs to announce that he is ready to supply CHAFF in any quantity, at Lardi's Hotel, Totara, on the following terms :-£ 12 PER TON for CASH, until further notibe. Bags charged for unless returned. J. J3. HUNTER, Corn and Produce Salesman, * Totara Flat. C~~ OMMERCIAL HOTEL, Twelve-mile Landing, Near the Junction of the No Town and UpRiver roads, and on the direct road to all the Grey Valley diggings, Stabling and Grass Paddock. ...... GEORGE BIDGOOD Proprietor.

QPL E N D;I D O.PP ORT U N I T Y. HOTEL PROPERTY. TO LET, for a Tztn-; or b'OR SALE, As may be agreed on, . That magnificent newly-erected FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL Situated in Mackay street, in the hear '"': s , ofj Greymouth, '. This Hotel has just been completed. It comprises — . ,i ; V. On the ground floor— Bar and Snuggery, handsomely fitted up ; large Dining Room Public Sitting; Room, Private Parlor, iand Bed-room, Store Room, Kitchen; Bath Room, Wash-house, Fowl-house, and out offices. . ■ ; . ,- ! ; '■. ' ~- ; W *"■ •.•*./ •''! .-'/ The upper storey comprises a magnifiten Hall, lofty and large area, built specially for balls, public meetings, . Friendly Societies, and public re-unions. There are ten single and double Bed-rooms ; and a large Commercial Room, beautifully fitted up." ■ In fine, no expense has been spared to make this one of the best hotel properties on the West Coast. {- ;(? It has been built under the experienced supervision of the proprietor. Any active person with a very small capita would be certain to REALISE A LARG3 FORTUNE IN A FEW YEARS, AS THE WANT OF SUCH AN HOTEL has long been felt, and will certainly com- £ mand, under proper management, the,. %H0j0& Qp THE; COMMERCIAL |ND '' TRADE ON, THE WESTCOAST. The Hotel is 'partially furnished with the very best and most substantially -made Colo* nial furniture. Terms of entry extremely easy. F<sr full particulars, apply to MR J. LEE, Proprietor, - „„., On the Premises. T" "IST of letters received at the Post JLj Office Greymouth during the Month of April, and remaining unclaimed on 31st July, 1871. Ausiin, David Huron, Mrs Bain, John Jones, William H. Bui), W. M. Ivery, Richard Bertram, Richard King, Alex. Black, Robert Martin, John Bonar, Charles Mrs Morrison, Robert Broadfoot, John ( M'Donald J. Burns, Andrew M'Curdy, Anthony Buchanan lliomas M'Farland, Andrew Burton, George McLaran, James Cameronj. Alex. M'Kiernani Hugh?| Chrittensen, Jens j Nadin, James ;S 3 Clarke, Mrs MraMJ Oolr^gjsyii Curtayne, W. B. Pitman, AVilliam Dewar, John Pilling, James ' Duggan, Michael J. Sanders, Francis Dutton, Walter Spinks, John Mrs Duggan, James Stephenson, William Edward, Peter Thorn, Frederick ■ Fisher, Eliza, •„, „ JhomSs. Andrew* k ,-, '■■ M^r/W: &" J -" V ' ; Gilles, James Williamson, James Hurst, M Wright, David Fokeign Letters Cesar, Galatole Jules, Mahuet William Spruoer,