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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1152, 8 April 1872, Page 3

Public Notices. TU- O T I C E Applications for Spirit Licenses within the town of Greymouth, or Renewals of Licenses expiring prior to September 3 next, must be lodged at the Resident Magistrate's Office on or before the 7th inst. All applications will be heard at the Annual Sitting of the Bench of Magistrates on MAY 7th NEXT. By order, HARRY KENRICK, Clerk to Bench. T^- O T I C E All Outstanding Accounts due PJ WHITE, Storekeeper, South Beach, are requested to be paid on or before the 10th April, otherwise legal proceedings will be take °' P. WHITE. Business Notices. i^HEAPEST STORE IN TOWN. Consumers can lay their money out to the best advantage at the GREYMOUTH I STORE. Best values in Tea by single pound, box, or chest. COFFEE GROUND DAILY. Fine [quality of FRESH AND SALT BUTTER On hand. WINES A ND~ SPIRITS, By single bottle. Fine sample OLD DARK BRANDY. Particular fine quality COLONIAL WINE. D. M<LEAN Having made arrangements with the Marsden Tramway, can now keep down the monopoly in that district, by forwarding goods free of charge right through to any part of the Tramway line. D . M' L E A N, BOUNDARY STREET. N.B.— Goods packed to any part of the North Beacb. piHINA, GLASS, & EARTHENWARE. Having purchased from Messrs Hamilton and Nichol their Store and Stock of China and Glassware, we are prepaied to SELL OUR PRESENT STOCK Of the above Goods, AT TWENTY-FIVE (26) PER CENT. LESS THAN THE USUAL PRICE, In order to save the risk and expense of shifting. Hotelkeepers and parties furnishing will find this a favorable opportunity of securing ORR AND CO., Next Union Bank, Mawhera Quay. HAVING sold our Stock of Earthenware and Glassware to Messrs Orr and Co., we have much pleasure in recommending that firm to the patronage hitherto so liberally bestowed oh ourselves in that branch of our business. HAMILTON and NICHOL. -fcT O T I (3 E" The Undersigned, in returning thanks to his numerous friends and the public in general for the liberal patronage accorded Sim previous to the late flood, has now the pleasure to inform them tbat he has resumed business in his old premises, and trusts by I keeping only the best of goods and selling at the smallest remunerative profits to merit a continuance of past favors. Note the address — B . JONES, Family Gkoceb, Provision Merchant, Fruiterer and Seedsman, Richmond Quay, near Boundary street. J AN D. LAND. The undersigned is prepared to act as Agent for Purchasers of Land at the Waste Lands Board, Hokitika, and to transact all business in connection with General Land gency, on the most reasonable terms. All meetings of the Board attended. For particulars, apply F. A. LEARMONTH, . Estate Agent, Revell street, Hokitika. Educational. TTIDUCATIONAL. 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 ol 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 per 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. Music. R GEORGE SEYMOUR, in thanking his patrons for past favors, has to announce that he is still open to engagements for Teaching and Playing the Pianoforte and Harmonium. Tuning, &c. Terms after this date (in all cases) strictly in advance. December, 1871.