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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1189, 21 May 1872, Page 1

Medical. j^ b 7! m. oi I i c e~, SURGEON, Late Surgeon to the s.s. Great Britain, formerly SurgeoH to the Northampton General Hospital, the Liverpool Eye and Ear Infirmary, the Birmingham and Guy's Hospitals, Lying-in Charitieß, can be consulted at the Greymouth Dispensary, Mawhera Quay. T\ ' . SMITH, SURGEON and ACCOUCHEUR, Formerly Resident Assistant Surgeon to the NavanHoßpital, County Meath, Ireland, Registered under the Imperial, Victorian, and New Zealand Acts, May be consulted daily at the Apothecaries Hall, Mawhera Quay, next Union Hotel. TIT R. GREENWOOD, DENTIST, TAINUI STREET, OPPOSITE THE HOSPITAL. Has returned from Hokitika, and may be consulted as usual. Stationery and Fancy Goods. f REYMOUTH STATIONERY DEPOT Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. JOHN BOURKE ROCHE, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND NEWS AGENT. Music and Fancy Goods Repository. A large and well-assorted Stock of Day Books, Ledgers, Cash Books, Journals, Minute Books, Copying Letter Books, and every description of Commercial and Fancy Stationery, at prices which will compare favorably with Melbourne. A well-selected stock of Books, consisting of upwards of 2000 Volumes, to which is being added new publications by every Mail from Europe and America. The Largest Selection of Cheap Literature on the West Coast. A Circulating Library of the Best Works, Ancient and Modern. J. B. ROCHE is agent for the Home News, European Mail, Illustrated London News, Graphic, Punch, Harpers, Leslie's Illustrated, JNews of the World, and Bulletin, Melbourne Leader and Australasian, and about 60 other newspapers, including the Grey Kiver Argus, West Coast Times,. and Leader. Music and Musical Instruments. Pictures, Mirrors, Berlin Wool, Toys, Fancy Goods, &c. , in great variety. J3OOKS AND STATIONERY: PARKINSON AND STEEL, Importers of Books and Stationery. Next door to Mr O'Brien's new Boot Shop.) The Stock always kept on hand is admitted to be one of the largest and best in New Zealand. (Next door to Mr O'Brien's new Boot Shop.) Account Books of every size and description, and selling at Reduced Prices. Also, plain and ruled Note, Letter, and other Papers The Book Department comprises 7000 volumes of every branch of literature, by most eminent ancient and modern authors. FANCY GOODS!! Berlin Wool, Fmbroidery, and Crochet Patterns, &c, &c, &c. Basket-ware, Leather- ware, and Brush- ware, Work-boxes and Writing-desks, &c, &c. MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS! Prayer Books, Church Services, Bibles, and Hymnals, in cloth, morocco, velvet, calf, and ivory, in great variety. Special attention is drawn to Parkinson and Steel's CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Catalogues have been printed, and can be obtained upon application. Terms for reading are as follows :— ls per week, or 7s 6d per quarter. P. and S. have been appointed Agents by the Government, for the County of Westland, for all Parliamentary Papers, Duty Stamps, &c, &c. "The Mining Companies Limited Liability Acts" complete, in book form. PARKINSON AND STEEL, Wholesale and Retail Booksellers and Stationers, (Next door to Mr O'Brien's new Boot Shop. Leather. TO MERCHANTS, SQUATTERS, MINERS, STOREKEEPERS, SADDLERS, AND BOOTMAKERS. ALDERSON and SONS Beg to direct attention to their COLONIAL MANUFACTURED LEATHERSSole, Kip, Calf, Kangaroo, Basils, Colored Morocco, and Roans. ENAMELLED AND JAPANNED HIDESSides, Kangaroo and Calf, Basils and Roans, Closed Uppers, and Grindery. BOOTS, Pegged or Rivetted, Ladies', Gents', Boys' Youths', Women's, Girls', Children's, (in calf, kip, kangaroo, and kid) of every design, MINERS' BOOTS, of all descriptions. SADDLES. Riding and Pack, Ladies' and Gents' (n liogskm and bag-leather), ai styles and qualities. HARNESS. Plated and brass-mounted Carnage, Gig, Buggy, Express, Waggon, and Cart, of at kinds, and every article in Saddlery and Harness. MILL BELTS, WATER HOSE. Manufactory : — BOURKE STREET, SURREY HILLS. Warehouse : — 221 Elizabeth stueet, Sydney, NEW SOUTH WA£ES. I O N D O N AGENCY. The "Grey River Argus" and "Thj Weekly Argus" maybe read gratuitouslj n London, at the News Rooms of Messrt Gordon andGoTOH, 121 Holborn Hill, when advertisements and subscriptions for th< 6 ame aw received.