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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1140, 23 March 1872, Page 3

AmnscmentSt yOLUNTBER HALL. THE GREAT DIORAMA OF THE AMERICAN WAX. TWO PEr77)RMANCES THIS DAY (SATURDAY), The Prrst, for Schools and Families, AT THREE O'CLOCK. THE LA S~T~ NIGHT. The Visitors will receive £50! £50!! £50!!! IN GIFTS, Consisting of Gold Watches, Silver Watches, Electro S'Ver Tea and Coffee Services, Gold Chains, &c. For particulars see bills in hall to-night. No extra charge for ticket. A BIT OF PLEASANT NEWS! J. T. CROFT, the original proprietor, has resumed possession of the old and wellknown Bowling Saloon and Rifle Gallery, White Horse, Hotel, Greymouth, and can assure his old friends and the public that everything will be kept in that first-rate order that made the establishment so favorite a resort when previously under his manage* ment, Sweepstakes CIWEEPSTAKES FOR TICKETS »O in C. BROADBENT"S ART UNION, Will take place THIS EVENING, AT HAMILTON GILMER'S HOTEL At 8 o'clock. Public Notices. "DAROA DISTRICT ROAD BOARD. Notice is Hereby Given, that a GENERAL RATE of One Shi'ling in the Pound WILL BE MADE and LEVIED on aR Rateable Property within the Road District of Paroai for which end a rate-roll, together with a statement showing the purposes to which such rate will be applied, have been made out and may be inspected at the Road Board Office, Paroa. All appeals, if any, against the said rateroll will be heard and determined by the Board, at a Special Meeting to be held at the said office on Saturday, April 6th, of the present year, at noon : Provided that at least three (3) days before that time notices in writing of such appeals shaH have been given to the undersigned. By order of the Board. HENRY HILMAR WOLTERS, Clerk. Road Board Office, Faroa, March 23rd, 1872. mO THE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE A IN THE JURY DISTRICT OF GREYMOUTH. You are hereby requested to ATTEND a MEETING of Justices to Revise the Jury List for the District of Greymouth, at the Court House, at Greymouth, on the FIFTH day of APRIL, 1872. Dated this twenty-second day of March, 1872. HARRY KENRICK, Jury Officer. IVT O li I X) E~. All Accounts against the Greymouth Jockey Club are requested to be sent to the Secretary, Albion Hotel, on or before TUESDAY next, 1 p.m., otherwise they will not be recognised. JAMES PAYNE, Secretary. "VT O T I C E. All Outstanding Accounts due N. P. WHITE, Storekeeper, South Beach, are requested to be paid on or before the 10th April, otherwise legal proceedings will be taken. ■ P. WHITE. Tyr o t I "15 iT In consequence of heavy losses sustained through the late flood, 1 have particularly to request that all persons indebted to me, call and settle their accounts without delay. JAMES MOLLOY, Twelve-Mile Landing. March 6, 1872. ALL parties indebted to GEORGE MARTIN, of the late Cove of Cork Hotel, are requested to pay their accounts immediately, otherwise they will be put into the hands of a Solicitor for reco/ery. Greymouth, 23rd Feb., 1872.

iErated Water and Cordial Manufactory, MXIBRAY STREET. H WHITMORE, (Established 1865.) Begs to return his sincere thanks to the inhabitant* 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.— Licensed to retail Wines, Spirits, Ale, and Porter, by the Bottle. XX. WHITMORE.