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Grey River Argus, Volume XI, Issue 1020, 2 November 1871, Page 1

Stationery and Fancy Goods. ; IyEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!! NEW BOOKS ! ! ! JOHN BOURKE ROCHE, Wholesale and Retail Stationer, Bookseller, and News Agent, Importer of — Fancy Goods, Musical Instruments, &c, &c. A large and well-assorted stock of Commercial and Fancy. Stationery, Day Books, Ledgers, Journals;-, Cash Books, Minute Books, Bill Books, Copying-letter Books in great variety, and at prices which will compare favorably even Vfth Melbourne. A well-selected stoeK*of,|^plis, consisting of upwards of 2.000 volumes, towhich is being added new work's by every mail. EDUCATIONAiJ^foRKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, SLATES, COPY BOOKS. J. B. ROCHE is Agent for the San Francisco "News of the World," "Bulletin," " Overland Monthly,' V New York Herald," " Harper's," "Leslie's Illustrated," I "Scientific AnilE&lcan,f "Budget of Fun," i and a variety ! of Newspapers and Magazines (English and Foreign), too numerous to particularise. ■ Up-country Storekeepers will find it to their advantage to buy from J. B. ROCHE. "VTOTICE OF REMOVAL, PARKINSON and STEEL have REMOVED from the shop belonging to Messrs Thompson, Smith and Ba&ley, adjoining the Bank of New South Wales, into the shop belonging to J. W. PARKINSON. PARKINSON~and STEEL, In order to REDUCE THEIR HEAVY STOCK OP BOOKS and STATIONERY (Which is now one of the largest and best selected stocks in New Zealand), Are charging VERY LOW PRICES for all kinds of ST ATIO NEEY, DAY B6OKS, v • > - > ' ■*L f EDISERS JOURNALS CASH and MINUTE BOOKS COPYING LETTER BOOKS, in quarto and folio PASS BOOKS, BILL, WRAPPING, & OTHER PAPERS, All Very Cheap. Up-Country Storekeepers and other wholesale purchasers can now buy to very great advantage. Toya Berlin Wool, Music and Musical Instruments, Work-boxes, Writing-desks, &c, ac., in great variety. N. B. — In connection with the .business is a CIRCULATING LIBRARY, about to be replenished with numbers of New Standard Works. Coal Merchants. T SIMPSON AND CO., COAL MERCHANT, Wharf, opposes. Boundary street. Hotels and families supplied in any part of the town. TiOALS. SCREENED COALS. COALS. JAMES BRIM BLE, Having purchased Mr Matthew Batty's Coal Wharf, is now prepared to deliver Coals in any quantity to all quarters of the town or vicinity at the most moderate rate. Drays on hire. Cartage orders promptly attended to. Missing l?ri&uds. L^HOULI). this meet the eye of either p "JAMES or NEILLY KANE, from Garvagh, Ireland, they are anxiously requested to communicate with their Father, atFeeny's Boarding House, Queen street, Melbourne. HENRY CARSON.— lnformation respecting the above, who came out in the ship Electric, in 1862, and was .last heard of in Dunedin, will be thankfully received by his uncle, Mr Jackson; Annan, Scotland, or James Sharp, office of this, paper, [mportant news from home. T> OBERT STEW. ARtf LYNCH.— Write j£\ immediately to your mother, Catherine Lynch, '21 Young street, Fitzroy. Business of importance. WILLIAM JACK. — Any information repecting William Jack, who left Otago two years ago, will be most thankfully resceived by his Son, John Jack care of Mr Laden, Maori Point, Shotover, Otago. IF this should meet the eye of EDWARD CLARKE, from Castlepollard; County, Westmeath, Ireland— He will oblige by writing to his Sister M. M. Clarke, Green's Hotel, Clifton. IF this should meet the eye of RICHARD; ROBERTS, who was, in the PWflth. of September last, at the LittkGmy^unctijon, West Coast,— he would, much' oEjige his old friend, Henry C.'Nankejvig.'by writing to the European Hotel, Gr&liamstown, Auckland Hui[ feather Tom has arrived here from America, Other important news from home. Any information of him will, ba thankfully. tflaeived.