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

Educational. "CIDUCATIONAL. ST. MARY'S DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL, AHAURA. The above establishment will be Opened for the reception of Pupils on MONDAY, Bth APRIL, 1872, under the direction of the Rev. E. PERTIUS, and the management of experienced and efficient Teachers. The School is pleasantly situated in a healthy position, not far from the New Ahaura. The course of instruction will comprise a good English Education, with the usual accomplishments. ' Terms— Payable in advance. Resident Boarders (Female Pupils only), Seven Guineas pcr 1 quarter, including washing. Day Boarders, £3 3s per quarter. Day Scholars, £1 2s 6d per quarter. Arrangements will shortly be made for the reception of male resident boarders. Further information can be obtained from REV, E. PERTIUS, Ahaura, or at the School. "VT R JOLLY'S SCHOOL ■*■*-*• Hospital street, Greymouth. All the branches of an English and Commercial Education. Latin and Mathematics, &c. Drill class once a-week. Found. TjIOUND, on the night of the 18th instant, ■*- strayed into my stable, one BAY HORSE, black points, blind in one eye. The owner can have the same by paying expenses. M. KENNEDY, Tainui Btreet. Cabinetmaker, &c O AMU E L HUNTE R, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER, and GENERAL FURNITURE DEALER, ' Boundary street. N.B.— Furniture let on hire; old furni* tare bought and sold. SAMUEL HUNTER. Photography. TT WI L L IAM S, CHEMIST & DRUGGIST, Medical Hall, 141 Mawhera Quay. DR ACHESON may be consulted at the above address. WILLIAMS' PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, Adjoining the Medical Hall, Is open daily, where visitors can rely on securing First-class Portraits. T>HOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE. PORTRAITS. PORTRAITS. PORTRAITS TAIT BROTHERS Beg to return thanks to the Inhabitants of Greymouth and surrounding districts for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon them during their month's stay in Greymonth, and beg to inform them that at the request of a number of inhaoitants, ,they intend to prolong then* stay another Month, to give those parties who are desirous of patronising them an opportunity of having their portraits taken. Removal. /^IHANGE OF BUSINESS PLACE, F. C. DUPRE, WATCHMAKER and JEWELER, Begs to announce to his many customers and the public in general that inconsequence of the flood he was obliged to REMOVE from his old place of business, on Richmond Quay, and has taken possession of his NEW SHOP, alongside the Victoria Hotel. F. C. DUPRE, taking the opportunity of thanking for past favors, hopes that he will maintain the good opinion he gained with the public by carefully attending to neatness lin the manufacture of Jewelry and best repairs to Watches. A choice assortment of Jewelry and Watches, just received. TA M O S • HAS REMOVED To Next Door to the Albion Hotel. HILDEBRAND AND WEBER beg to inform the public that the Branch of their Business, formerly on Richmond Quay, is now transferred to the new and spacious premises they have just erected in BOUNDARY STREET. Hotels, Families, and Shipping supplied with their accustomed punctuality. To Let. rj_ _ -^ _ __ The SHOP in Tainui street, lately occupied by Thomas Amos. Apply KENNEDY BROS. fTH) LET, for Building purposes, on easy X terms, part of allotment 30, Boundary street, adjoining the Argus Office. Apply office of this paper.