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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1281, 14 September 1872, Page 3

A CORRECTION. \ » [to the editor.] joyce v. revbll (warden) am) elmer (bailiff). Sir — Upon my return to Greymouth, recently, from the Supreme Court Sittings ' in Hokitika, my attention was drawn to a report of this case in your issue of the sth Hist., which is incoirect. Your report stated that "his Honor said that the summons must be dismissed with costs. A nonsuit would be allowed, defendants to plead." Now, what his Honor Judge Gresson did decide was that Mr Newton's application to set aside the writ issued by the plaintiff should be dismissed with costs against the defendants, and his Honor, with my consent, granted the defendants one month's further time to deliver thoir pleas in this action. As your report is calculated to mislead, I trust you will insert this in your next iaauo. I pm, &c, A. R. Guinness, Plaintiffs Solicitor. Greymouth, 12th September, 1872. THE PORT DARWIN RUSH. In order to furnish our readers with the fullest .details of the rush which is at present going on to the northern territory of Australia, we give the following extracts from the latest papers to hand by the s.s. Tararua :— Pokt Darwin, Aug. 25. Fletcher spoke from Yam Creek at 10 p.m. The gold fields are at Westcott's Creek, about two miles from line. Distance from Port Darwin, 120 miles ; from Southport, 80. Forty' diggers on field. Ve*y little prospecting has been done. For continuation of News, see 4th page.) Public Notices TIOROUGH COUNCIL, GREYMOUTH. I hereby give notice that George Glenn, Esquire, was duly elected Councillor for the Middle Word of the Borouch of Greymouth on the 12th day of September, 1872. PETER PURCELL, Retaining Officer for the Middle Ward. THOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH. Notice is hereby given that Edward Masters, Esquire, was duly elected Councillor for the East Ward of the Borough of Greymouth, on the 12th day of September, 1872. CHARLES WOOLCOCK, Returning Officer for the East Ward of the Borough of Greymouth. "DOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH. Notice is hereby given that Joseph Charles Moore, Esquire, was duly elected Councillor for the West Ward of the Borough of Greymouth, on the 12th day of September, 1872. EDMUND WICKES, Returning Officer for the West Ward of the Borough of Greymouth. "W" E L S O K ALE. Hooper and Dodson'a celebrated Nelson : Ale can be had at the White Horse Hotel, < in hhds and quarter-casks at the Brewery : prices. It is also sold by retail at the hotel. /GREYMOUTH MASONIC HALL CO. (Limited.) NOTICE is hereby given that the FIRST CALL of €1 per Share has been made by the < Directors, and must be paid to the credit of ■ the Company at the Union Bank, Grey- ; mouth, on or before THURSDAY, the 3rd of OCTOBER, 1872. By order of the Directors, y^ W. HINDMARSH, * Hon. Sec. T^T O ~T I C~ E. • Mr W. B. SIMPSON, lately in the employ of Hildebrand and Weber, Butchers, Grey- ' month, is not authorised to collect any moneys whatever on their account, and any pemons paying him money [after this notice , I shall still hold responsible for payment of theßome. A. HILDEBRAND. September 10th. : TMPORTANT NOTICE. . TO GREY VALL3Y TRAVELLERS. Tolls REDUCED 50 per cent, by taking New Pant, Arnold and Stillwater,Tramway. Having made arrangements with the proprietors of the new ptmt, Arnold River, the subscriber has much pleasure in announcing the above reduction of tolL ALEX. MONTGOMERY. _______ i N. B. Should Travellers, by taking opposition punt, compel me to further expense in collecting for trespass on Tramway, late rates from them will still continue to be levied. A.M. -vr o t i c c. We, the undersigned, Smiths of Greymonth, respectfully beg to announce, that on and after the first day of September, in 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. TTNTRIMMED HATS, Is, Is 3d, Is Cd, During the CHEAP SALE, At J MAX SON AND 0 O.S.