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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1136, 19 March 1872, Page 3

Amusements* ' Educational. jy|URRAY* WORLD CIRCUS, -g, Dv c A_T_ ION AL. Entire Ch^JfP^me ! ! ST ' MARY 'S D BOARDING Mr BRAHME and Master J. MURRAY, A H A __^ RA • Murny? 6 BXfof^ddfSs !! i f The above establishment will b< > Opened Great success of B Se Star Company J °'' Pmft^ f* 1 * 5? W¥l 9 r " , otn APRIL, 1872, under the direction of the First appearance of Rev « E « PERT FS ?nd tjbe management of xit«« tq a tWn a IB wm experienced and efficient Teachers. MISS ISABELLA IRWIN. Sch^ p i easantly Bituated in a To-r-ffht observe Dick Turin's Ride to .<£«£ position, not far from the New fork, hbPJjhßtti celebrated Tfae conrße rf instruction comprifle _ Ad^ion-Seats, 5s , Promenade, 2s 6d S^SlLS^^ "'* — F. TOWERS, Agent. Terms— Payable in advance. : : Resident Boarders (Female Pupils only), TT OLUNTEER HALL. Seven Guineas per quarter, including wash- * Day Boarders, £3 3s per quarter. BACHELDBR'S GRAND DIOEAMA 25£^&*JS«E_£ tel _ PANORAMAS reception of male resident boarders. op THB Further information can be obtained from AMERICAN WAR, . REV, E. PERTIUS, Have arrived and will appear Ahaura, or at the School. THIS (TUESDAY), WEDNESDAY, and . THURSDAY EVENINGS. TI/T R JOLLY'S SCHOOL For particularTse^ programmes. Hospital street^ Greymouth. T f RATWPR Pmnrietor AU tne tranches of a* English and Com. J. C. RAINER, Proprietor. mercial Education. Formerly Lessee and Manager of .the follow- j^ d Mathematica &c , mg theatres in Victoria :— Bendigo Theatre, » Theatre Royal, CaHtlemaiue; Theatre Royal, Drfll oQce a . week Daylesford. - __ Jl __„ __ -™— — _™______««__«»__»™«_. A GRAND FREE BALL Public Notices. •—^- WJU be given at ~~~~~~ ' BAILEY'S FULL and PLENTY HOTEL, Jf ° T l ° E# On TUESDAY NIGHT (March 19). _ ~ ~ , x . . In consequence of heavy losses sustained The best music has been engaged some through the late flood, I have particularly to ... request that all persons indebted to me, call weeks to insure Bettle their without delay. 11 The merriest ball, TumoirnTTntr- " Within the Umits of becoming mirth," JAMES MOLLOY, Thatever enlivened Greymouth. March 6j 1872 T^ lve ' MJ « I-"*"* Dancing to commence at nine o'clock. ~ . " rt _._^_ A P 31 " 1168 indebted to GEORGE O.PENING BALL. -^*- MARTIN, of the late Cove of Cork » r%_ • -n «~~ ~n v • i. 4.1. Hotel, are requested to pay their accounts An Opening Ball wiU be given at the . -.. , , x . . „ .„ , „ . VICTORIA HOTEL immediately, otherwise they will be put into Q n the hands of a Solicitor for reco very. WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Greymouth, 23rd Feb.-, 1872. Dancing to commence at 8.30 p.m. J?OT Sale. LOUIS SEEBECK. ' FOR SALE OR TO LET, <- THE BRIDGE HOTEL, CAMPTOWN. i KA K nTy <T HOTEL, °° "* »-_r Greym0 ° ft '° Tainui street, One of Thurston's full-sized Billiard Tables. On TUESDAY NIGHT, 19th Instant. New 6-stall Stable and Out-Offices. Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock. Th ° F^J ' The music will be the best that can be engaged, and every arrangement made to pass iu.uo. t±. &uIjIjIVAJN, I pleasant evening. On the premises. All friends are respectfully invited. Z A~N~~I) FOR SALE. PAT. HANNEY, \j Proprietor. Fronting on the new roads from Greyz — mouth to Omotumotu, and Omotumotu to A GRAND BALL Coal Mines— l4o Acres good rich Land, Will take place at lightly timbered. In lots to suit purchasers. TIM CONNELLY'S DIGGERS' ARMS, Apply to COOPER Tainui street, '* ' Surveyor. On TUESDAY NIGHT, 19th INSTANT. n An admirable Band, and neither expense fill PfllC nor trouble has been spared to make it a rrr m& r nwi w mm rvn really pleasant and joypns Ball. All friends T) MAGOFFIN, GROCER, and thoße fond of dancing invited to attend. • M ~' • OILMAN'S STORES Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock. DAIRY AND COLONIAL PRODUCE, — ■ — ■ " China, Glass, and Earthenware. A BIT OF PLEASANT NEWS! Seed Depot. J. T. CROFT, the original proprietor, . Extra ciuantity~oTTeas on hand. has resumed possession of the old and well- ____L__l ; known Bowlnig Saloon and Rifle Gallery, jj SAL E— White Horse, Hotel, Greymouth, and can \J „., n , lffloM , o nnA -n nnn * a qsilassured old friends and the public that Harts, Duffields, and Dunns Silkeverything will be kept in that first-rate dressed Flour, in 1001 b. and 2001 b. bags, order that made the establishment so favorite , Colonial Produce, all kinds. a resort when previously under his manage* ment. GLENN BROTHERS, ?!^^ a!== ..■•■■■. Importers, Wine, Spirit, and Provision Mer« Sweepstakes chants, Albert street. Sweepstakes for tickets Fruiterer, &c. in : . . d BROADBENT'S ART UNION, T HICKS, GREENGROCER and ,„.„ . . . O . FRUITERER, having RESUMED Will take place BUSINESS in Boundary street, next ttttq pvirNiwr Magoffiu's Store, is once more enabled to THIS EVENING, ly the nmA artic i es of trade AT HAMILTON GILMER'S HOTEL, be |^ h arrivala by eve^ y steamer from At 8 o'clock. Nelson, Wanganui, Sydney, and Melbourne. i i i i Barn-fed poultry, spring chickens, &c, daily expected to order. Cabinetmaker, &C Regular supplies of fresh oysteraby every ■ ____—— ■ . — steamer. OAMUEL BLUNTER, J. HICKS, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER, and POULTERER and FRUITERER, GENERAL FURNITURE DEALER, Boundary street. Boundary Btreet. Wanted. N.B.— Furniture let on hire ; old furnitnre bought and sold. TTTANTED, a Draper's Assistant. Apply SAMUEL HUNTER. VV J- Manson and Co, Mawhera Quay. BARMAID.— WANTED, Situation as N_ Barmaid. Keefs preferred. Apply E. C, office of this paper. T H E TTTANTED, a Situation as Storekeeper GREYMOUTH AND GREY DISrRICT ™ tre" oTZ'd? ALMANAC AND DIRECTORY Magoffin, Storekeeper, Greymouth. FOR 1872, ITTANTED, Two Smart Lads, about 15 VV years old, for Hanvlton and Co, Containing a mass of information for the Marsden; permanent employ. Apply Johi* Merchant, the Storekeeper, the Miner, and ston's Melbourne Hotel, at 1 p.m. on Thurs. all Classes. day, March 21. JBrated Water and Cordial Manufactory, MURRAY STREET. H WffITMORE, (Established 1865.) Begs to return his sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Greymouth and District for the very liberal patronage received during the last seven years. Business is now resumed in his New Premises, as above, where all orders will be executed with the greatest care and punctuality. N.B.—ldceused to retail Wines, Spirits, Ale, and Porter, by the Bottle. i