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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1257, 9 August 1872, Page 3

J. MANSON & . CO. . .. , : ,; . Have great pleasure in drawing the attention of the public generally to their Enormous StOCk Of . ■■;..-.. ; ; FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, By far the most extensive ever imported in one season to Greymouth ; and being direct imports from the manufacturers can be sold at such LOW PRICES as will not fail to convince the \|' J Public of the superior advantages offered by direct importers. Our BLANKETS at 15s, 17s 6d, 20s, 25s ; and our FLANNELS at Is 4d, Is 6d, Is 9d, 2s, cannot, at the present time, be purchased in Melbourne at the price. A single trial will prove that the above is substantially correct. : . To Let. On Sale * For Sale. fp O~ B E L E TT\MAGO FFI N, Tyr O T I C E. THE ROYAL HOTEL, GENERAL & FAMILY GROCER. — For terms Sd^SculS' apply at the New Season's garden Agricultural ft fa .^.^ q{ H^ MIL# office of wtuliaM PERKINS, Early Seed Potatoes, expected daUy. ■ Solicitor, Greymouth. ._ , ~7 n - TON and Co., of the New River District, . ■ J . Boundary street, Greymouth. HP " __ 'f\ N SAL E— to establish themselves in Greymouth, they BUILDING SECTIONS fronting Puki- U Hart % Duffield's, and Dunn's Silk- t DISPOSE of some of their tahi and Alexander streets. For particulars a resse d Flour, in 1001 b. and 2001 b. bags, apply to KENNEDY BROS. Colonial Produce, all kinds. STORES, at present doing a profitable O B ' JE... LET. GLENN iROTHERS, business in the said district. • ■ ■ ;• m . ."~* L ii. i • j Importers, Wine, Spirit, and Provision Mer« S %\ T Sh^ chants, Albert street. Particularg C a n be had from one of the ; Apply KENNEDY BROS. Q . ££ m r 4^^ firm at Johnston's Melbourne. Hotel, G^ -——- tomers and the public in general that they .. mO LET, for Building purposes, on easy flave com pleted arrangements for the im- moutn> A terms, part of allotment 30, Boundai ? p Or t a tion of all kinds of Produce on a much street, adjoining the Argus Office. Apply f, rger aca i 0 than heretofore. "CV)R SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY, office of this paper. Daily expected, from Canterbury— JJ • A consignment of Oats, Bran, Chaff, Pol* Hairdresser. lard, Wheat, Ham 3 , Bacon, Cheese, The Two . Sfcorey House next to the Town : Jiiggs, &C, &G. , SOM ETHING NEW A^ s0 > * rom Melbourne— . Hall, known as the Greymouth Hotel, with DELIttHTPuTTsKNSATION. ' T^thT o°S Scored, »n«h. •».*» «M°">i« S . °°* «■= ***«"» wharf, at unprecedented low rates of profit. Section on which the same are standing. Go to the Professor*, Boundary street, a^^°J sZr^c^ LS Also, Freehold Section having a Frontage and try the Steam Hairbrush.. Its success street, next the hvening Star oihee, Mawnera . b » ■ is marvellous-everybody is delighted! It Quay. • . of 66 feet to the Preston Road, with a Cot. has been most favorably criticised by the - — tage standing on same. SBfa Sby "•* '"°' be "' J. MAM SO M 4 CO. Eor p^ta, app^ t Office of ■ Recommended by the faculty. . ' A. R. GUINNESS, Ladies' own hair altered or made up. iust received Borne very Handsome PROFESSOR ftOWBOTTOM, 1 - Solicitor, Greymouth. Hairdresser A'Nb Wigmaker, min ™ mD v Donoot-To j " '" — "^ : ~~ ~~ Boundary street. Pa terns in TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, and py 0 R g A - L E§ missiiur Irieild irmnWRMINSTER CAKPETS. Dutch A FULL-SIZED BILLIARD TA^LE, JUBBUI 8 lliWMt ... all complete. Apply Martin Geghaa, Billiard* A DELAIDE, or ANTHONY BADE.- . , . ... , marker, Gilmei: >s Hotel, Greymouth. A Should this meet the eye of Adelaide Carpets. Is per yard. Coir Matting and _ . . _, _ or Anthony Bade, of Liverpool, they are "Cl O R S ALE. requested to write to their mother at Post D Matß chLia Matting, all widths, •*- ~ Office, Greymouth, New Zealand ; or anyone ____J — s Qne Tip Dray, one Road Dray, two pairs knowing their whereabouts will be rewarded Wheels and Axles, all new. Apply S.G. by letting me know. checked and plain. Rich, Argus Hotel, Greymouth. ELIZA BADE. ' •-■■ * . ■ ; '-.-....

J. 2VCAX«rSO3W £5 CO. Anticipating the very considerable advance that has taken place in every description pf merchandise, more especially Drapery, within the last nine months, have imported much moreextensively this Season than usual, now offer to a discriminating Public such inducements as can alone be offered by a Firm which has been supported by the Mining Community this last fifteen or twenty years, thereby enabling them to keep down Monopoly on the Gold Fields, as the Miners in Victoria, New South Wales, and New Zealand are well aware of. 6CO to 700 Trousers, and Trousers and Vests, to select from. 200 .dozen Men's Flannel Shirts. . 250 dozen Men's Crimean Shirts. JUST TO HAND, AND SADE EXPRESSLY TO OUR OWN ORBBR

Business Notices. CIRITH'S HOTEL, STORE & BAKERY, First Crossing of the Little Grey, on the New Road to Reefton. First-class accommodation for travellers. Stabling and Horse Feed on the premises. ROBERT FRITH, ■ Proprietor, TTALF-WAY TERRACE FERRY. The Subscriber, having cut a track along the river to Messrs Wickes and Wilson's Sawmill, foot passengers by going along; their tramway into the new road will find this the best track between Cobden and the Arnold. H. G. BACON, ■ Ferryman. "DAGS. BAGS. PAPER BAGS. Provision merchants, storekeepers, and others, can be , supplied with the above article, plain, or printed in any style, at a slight advance on Melbourne prices. Up-country orders punctually attended to. Note the address— W. RILEY, Printer, Bookbinder, and Paper-bag Manufacturer, opposite. Glenn Bros., Albert-street... T AMES JO N E S , SHOEING and GENERAL SMIIH, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Greymouth and the surrounding districts that he has taken the shop recently occupied by Mr J. Tanner, in WERITA STREET, near Johnston's Hotel, and trusts by paying particular attention to all works entrusted to him to merit a share of public patronage. T A N pT LAN D 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 Agency, on the most reasonable terms. All meetings of the Board attended. F. A. LEARMONTH, j

Wanted. ■jITORNING GOVEuNESS A Lady, who has had many years experience in Tuition and is thoroughly proficient in Music, is desirous oi obtaining an engage* ment as Morning or Daily Goyemess. For address apply at the office of this paper. WANTED, a Situation as Barmaid. Country preferred. Apply L. C, Anseline's National Hotel, Boundary-street. WANTED, Employment, either as Storeman, Bookkeeper, or Collector. Good references and security, if required. Address X.Y.Z.J office of this paper. WANTED, a thorough good Waiter. Apply Kilgour's Union Hotel. TTTANTED Known that all kinds of JOB VY PRINTING are executed, at the Office of this Paper, at the Lowest Possible Rates. Kstimates given if required: WANTED the Public to Know, that T NORTH, at the Little Shop* corner of Mawhera Quay and Boundary street, Im porter of Glass, China, Earthenware, Basket ware, American Chairs- Toys, &c, is selling those articles Cheaper t an ever before sold in Greymouth, and in ces an inspection of - his varied Stock. Goods lent on hire. Country orders promptly attended to, and all Goods carefully packed. Dessmaker. "]%/[" R S PAYNE, MILLIXBR AND DRESSMAKER, JRicl nond Quay. Millinery, &c. RSTURNER, Milliner and Head-dress Maker, Straw and Tuscan Hat and Bonnet Manufacturer. Hats and Bonnets cleaned altered, and t-'mmed. Ladies' own material made up. " I Address— Lee's Buildings, Maekay streej.

T MAN SO N * & CO Call Bpecial attention to their Extensive Stock of REAL - WELSH FLANNELS, direct from Davis and Sons, Manufacturers, Newtown, Wales. These are the only GENUINE WELSH FLANNELS in Greymouth,. being Wider. Better, and Cheaper than those) usually sold on the Coast. Business Notices. X B A S C H, TOBACCONIST, Has now OPENED On his old Bite, MAWH ER A QUA V, Next the Commercial Hotel, In the new and spacious premises erected thereon ; with a perfectly NEWST O C K . T MANSON & CO FLOOR CLOTHS cut to any size. Their FLOOR CLOTHS will be found very superior, being well seasoned, and consequently calculated to wear two or three times a3 long as inferior cloths, the difference in .price being very slight.

J. MANSON & CO., \ Amidst the^many difficulties and jealousies which Finns like theirs must^ever labor under in the minds of prejudiced and narrow-mindeu people, have the flattering consolation of knowing ...•■■■< that their . NAME HAS BECOME QUITE A HOUSEHOLD WORD ON THE GOLD FIELDS . And they are determined to still further increase that enviable reputation by SELLING CHEAPgRTHAN EVER. DEESSES. JDKESSES. DRESSES. DRESSES Ss 0(1. 188. od.' 16s. 6(1. 80s. A STOCK TO SELECT FROM UNSURPASSED IN THE COLONIES [FOR STYLE* QUANTITY OR QUALITY.