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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1049, 6 December 1871, Page 4

f^\ URTI S' S FERRY, i On the Arnold River, near the junction of the Grey. Fares each way 2a 6d for horse and rider, With IFREE PASS for ROCK ISLAND FERRY :(the best working Punt on the Grey, also ■best and shortest road), if allowed to work. The proprietor begs to announce to the ] travelling public, that the abovo ferry is still maintained in the state of efficiency which has characterised it for the last "six years. In connection with the punt the proprietor has constructed at his own cost, a good bridle road from the XH-mile : township to the Maori Gully road; near the Still water bridge. The track is at all times safe and available as it is entirely inland from the Grey River. GERSHOM CURTIS, Proprietor. "DOASES FERRY AT THE COAL MINES. Available at all hours. Fare each way for horses and riders, Is 6d. Boase's Ferry Hotel on the Westland side, and Boase's Brunner Hotel, on the Nelson 'side* ,-'. ■■:''■. ■ .i. .' , • ; ., .•• : .- -. ■ .- - ,' GOOD ACCOMODATION. C. H. BOASE, Proprietor. THy ILLIAM METHVEN, FARMER, and PRODUCE DEALER, Tota'ra Flat. Chaff of the best quality ''for sale, at the lowest rates. ■ . ... Produce delivered at Totara Flat, Ahaura, or Greymouth. Up-country orders promptly atteuted to. rpo FARMERS, PACKERS, &c. The subscribers have for sale RYEGRASS SEED, their own growing, well saved, free of weeds. They have an excellent grass and clover paddock, to which horses can be admitted at a moderate . charge and carefully tended, but no responsibility incurred. CRAIG BROS. Bushholme, near Old Ahaura. 7th September, IS7I. ALL NATIONS HOTEL, :■• , ... .~-y- -, .; . . ■ '■•' Half-Ounce One of Paser's best Billiard Tables. Ales, Wines, and Spirits of Superior quality. LAURENCE FRIXIONE, , ; . : „ - Proprietor.

TIIE TARIFF. Ale, porter, beer of all sorts, cider and . ■ perry, in bottle, Is 3d per gal Do do, in bulk, Is per gal . Almonds, in shell, Id per lb J Do, shelled, 3d per lb / Anchors, free Anvils, free Apparel, not othei-wise described, 5s cubic foot Apples, dried, Id per lb Apothecaries';. ware, not otherwise described,; 3s' cubic foo]t ! ''_ Arms, firearms, 5s each Axles, axle ariris, and boxes, 2s cwt Arpwroot, in bulk, |d per lb , Do, in bottles, jars, or tins,- 2s 6d cubic foot Arsenic, 4s per cwt -'--■■ Bacon and hams, Id per lb : Bagging, bags, sacks, arid^woolpaCks, : empty, Is 6d cubic foot Baskets and wickerware^ 6d do ■'„'• Baking powder, Is do Beef, salted,? 2_s "cwt ; Bellows, is cubic 'foot Bicarbonate and carbonates of soda, 2s i cwt ; : " ' ! '■ " - : ' Biscuits, plain and unsweetened, 3s do Do, fancy,' 3s cubic foot '""'■ ''"' ; Bitters, 12s gal Blacking, Is cubic foot . , . Blacklead, Is do JBlacksmiths' bellows, free Blankets* and rugs, 3s cubic foot Bonnets and hats, trimmed, 5s do Do do, untrimmed, 1 3s dp Boots, shoes, slippers, aiid goloshes, 5s Boots: —^P.en's common watertights and \ lace-up, and diggers' long, 3s do Boot and shoe vamps arid uppers, 5s do Bottles of all kinds, empty, free Brass and brass manufactures, 4s cwt Brush ware and brooms, Is cubic foot Buckfets,;of wbod, '2s dozen Buckets and tubs, of iron, 4s cwt Butter, Id: pe i 1 lb pabin furniture and effects, which have ; been in use; and not iiriported for sale, ! free pandied peel, 3d per lb Candles, tallow, |d per lb Do, other than tallow, Id do Capers, 2s 6 d cubic foot Caps, apparel, 3s do Do, percussion, Is per 1000 Cards, playing, ,6d pack Darpet bags, 3s cubic foot Cavpets, woollen, 2s do Do, of hemp, coir, or jute, Is do ; pfirraway seeds, 2s 6d do j C'UM'iages, carts, drays, and Avaggons, j 'sid yalorem s,per. cont ; pavriagc and cart.wheelßi 5s pair parriage springs, mountings, and trimj mings, free . patsup, 2s ,6c\ cubic fop.t pomeritarid^plastar- of "parish Is barrel Chains, except gold ai^d ( silver, frinph iv diameter and under," 2s cwt