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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1279, 4 September 1872, Page 3

Public Notices ly/TARSDEN AND HOHONU ROAD. This Road, connecting Marsden with the Stafford Town Road, is now open for general traffic, C. Y. O'CONNOR, District Engineer. rpflE GREY RIVER STEAM-TUG JL COMPANY, LIMITED. A Dividend of 10 per cent has b3en declared by the above Company, and is now payable at the offices of the Company, Tainui street; G. W. MOSS, Manager. "VT „•.'■• 9 T I C E. We, the undersigned, Smiths of Grey* mouth, respectfully beg to announce, that on amd after the First day of September,, iv consequence of the heavy advance on Iron, (being 70 per cent.), we have been compelled to advance the price of Smiths' Work and Shoeing 15 per cent. , (Signed) H. NOY, JOHN M'GREGOR, JAS. JONES, W.H. STONE. August 22, 1872. . . Edncational. P'U Bt J C NO T ICE, GRAMMAR SCHOOL. MR CHARLES PRINCE, Lite Principal of the Classical School, Westbury East, St Kilda, Victoria, and formerly Head Master of the Grays Grammar School, Essex, England, begs respectfully to announce that he has commenced in one of the large robins at Mr JOHNSTON'S PRIVATE HOTEL, Mackay street, during the erection of a permanent building for Boarderß and Day Pupils. . Mr Prince having had numerous applications to teach girls with his bojs, begs to intimate that^he is induced to form a Class (after the dismissal of his boys, should a sufficient number offer) from 3.30 p.m. to 5.30 p m. ; and for those young ladies who could not then attend, and are of a more advanced age, an Evening Glass, three nights in the weak would be formed ; and should there be any among, these anxious to improve themselves as, or *Tiecome, teachers,; Mr y J Prince would devole hila^Satiirday jaojajflgg^ ' to their especial service ;^PirYn l eyßbould prefer being taught privately, forming a class of themselves, he would even then endeavor to meet their views. • ' Evening School con?nences at 7.30 p.m. Melbourne Private Hotel, Sept. 3, 1872. TT N T RIM MED H A T S, Is, la 3d, Is Gd, ;: ■• During the CHEAP S A LE, ■ '■■'■' '■' '• At ; J. M A/X SON AN DC O.S. Removal KO BERT REA V , • Tailok anJ> Clothier, Has Removed to his old stand, Boundary street, next "Argus" Office. He begs to draw special attention to his New and Seasonable Stock of Goods, and the Matchless Fit of his Garments. N.B.— Every material thoroughly shrunk, TINSMITH, Has REMOVED to Tainui street, next door to Kennedy Bros. Blacksmith T A M E S JONES,' SHOEING and GENERAL SMUH, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Greymouth aud the surrounding districts that he has taken the shop recently occupied byMrJ. Tanner, in WERITA STREET, near John; ston's Hotel, and trusts by paying particular attention to all works entrusted to him to merit a share of public patronage. Wanted. WANTED, a Female General Servant. Apply Cosmopolitan Hotel, Mawhera i^uay. TTTAJITED, a situation by a thoroughly TT competent female Cook |or House* maid. Apply Hibernian Hotel. WANTED, two Shipwrights ; must be used Boat-building. .None but good workmen need apply. Win. Wilson, Albert street. .. WANTED Known that all kinds of JOB PRINTING are executed at the Office of this Paper, at the Lowest Possible Rates. Estimates given if required: TT^ANTED, immediately, to Purchase two COAL BARGES j also Tenders for building two. Apply Lloyd and Buck, Hospital street, opposite Mr C. Holder's, XTT ANTED the Public to Know, that T ▼ ▼ NORTH, at the Little Shop, corner of Mawhera Quay and Boundary street, Im. porter of Glass, China, Earthenware, Basketware, American Chairs. Toys, &c., is aelling those articles Cheaper t an ever before sold in Greyroouth, and in ces an inspection of hisvariedStock. Goods lent on hire. Country orders promptly attended to, and all Good carefully packed/