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

■■ , ■ V -■•-.. ■ .■-. ■ ■■:: -■■■■ ■■ ; In drawing the attention of the Public to their . . . :' GKREAT CHEAP SM.I/ ; Messes SKOGLUND & PUECELL'S STOGK-IN^TMDE Beg to state that, for want of sufficient time, they will be unable -to publish, more than a few of the Enormous and Extraordinary Bargains to be offered at this Sale. An immense quantity of Remnants to be Sold at exceedingly J,ow Prices. iS^^^^OTOE^CTBEE^S | -; SKIT ''' - And many other useful materials too numerous to mention. ■> • YoutW Tweed Suits, - 20s Children's Kid Boots -<>256d,356d Tweed Trousers, 10s 6d Boys' Tweed Vests - 3s 6d Women's do, very cheap, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d Blue Diagonal Coats 19s 6d: Knickerbocker Suits - 17s Men's Tweed Suits 25* . Crimean Shirts 3s ■lid The Public can depend that every line of Messrs Skoglund and PurcelTs Valuable Stock will be Sold much Lower than the present Wholesale Prices ruling in Melbourne /

Seeds, &c. QEiiJDS! SEEDS!! SEEDS!!! newsleeds. FREsn and Genuine (Guaranteed), At a slight advance on Melbourne Prices. Country orders carefully-attended to, and ent post free, or by first boat or tramway. The following comprises our principal orts, which we guarantee nnetm t and true to name :— GARDEN SEEDS. Beans (French or Kid- Mustard ney) Onion Beans (French or Run- Parsley ners) Parsnip Beans (Broad) Peas (Earliest VarieBeet ties) Borecole, or Kale Peas (Second Early) Brocoli Peas (Later Varieties) Cabbage Peas (Wrinkled MarCabbage (Savoy) rows) . Carrot Pumpkin Cauliflowers Radish Celery Rhubarb Cress ' Spinach Cucumber Squash Leek Tomato Lettuce - Turnips Melon (Water) Vegetable Marrow I Melons (Rock or Musk) AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. Beet (Sugar) Field Cabbage Beans White Clover Peas (Field) Perennial Red Clover, Carrot or Cow Grass Chicory Alsyke, or Hybrid Cabbage Clover Cl#vers Lucerne Grasses Prairie Grass Mangel Wurzel Italian Ryegrass Tares, or Vetches Cocksfoot Turnip (Field Varie- Ribgrass lies) Buffalo Grass Field Carrot Sanfoiu Chicory JUST ARRIVED— * 300 bushels Grass Seed ISOO lbs. Clover Seed 20 tons Seed Potatoes. o:r,:r A.isrD co., Mawhera Quay. QRK AND CO. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IS THE TRADE. The best assorted Stock in town, imported direct from the cheapest markets. fTIEA — The celebrated Assam Tea, specially | JL selected for our retail trade; also a large stock in chests, half-chests, and boxes. /"COFFEE— The finest plantation, guaran. VJ teed pure and fresh ground daily. Try Van Honten's Pure SolnMe COCOA. Hams, Bacon, Butter, Cheese, of the best quality, Melbourne smoked Ox Tongues. Provisions and Groceries of the best description and greatest variety. CHINA, GLASS and EATHENWARE. We have now completed arrangements foi importing direct from the manufacturers. Goods forwarded to South Beach and Marsden at Greymouth prices, free oi charge. ORR & CO, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Provision and Produce Merchants, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth, ■fc/TEN'S FELT AND PLUSH HATS, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, ss, At J. MANSON AND C O.'S CHEAP SALE. •RISING SUN HO TEL, SKi Tainui street. This Hotel, just completed, preae-.ta in new and perfect order every necessary acconv modation— well-furnishedßedrooms, pi asani Parlors— and boarders will find the cuargei most moderate. JOHN DAVIDSON, Proprietor.

Seeds, &c. ; SEEDS. SEEDS.! ." D. MAGOFFIN, Is now showing his New Season's. Stock of GARDEN and AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. ( SEED POTATOES, i The Mohong, Kidney, and Pink. \ Cabbage Plants, Guano. Bone Dust, and Flower Pots. 1 Early Orders would oblige. 1 D. M's ten years' practical experience in : the seed trade should qualify him to know , the article and the requirements so peculiarly requisite to this climate. , LATE ARRIVALS. 142 packages General, Groceiy Goods, ex Kate Conley, from Melbourne 50 packages ex Wellington, from Dunedin . Likewise, Weekly arrivals from Nelson of Dairy and other Produce, ' \ - AT SAMS PRICES AS ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE TRADE. Boundary street. Greymouth, Aug. 21, 1872. Jewelry JEWELRY. JEWELRY. 5 F. DUPRE, Watchmaker and Jeweler, Mawhera Quay, , Has constantly on hand a varied assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold Watch«s, Chains, Brooches, &c, &c, English and Colonial Jewelry, that will more than com- ; pare with those exhibited for a few days ONLY. 1 The arrival of his New Stock (now daily ' . l expected ), comprising every new and fashionable design, will enable him to display a selection of Jewelry hitherto unapproached in Greymouth for superiority of quality or J moderation of price. ! GB R A O D B E N T , ] • Watchmaker and Jeweler, , Mawhera Quay, In expressing his gratitude for the extensive patronage accorded him during the length- ( ened period he has been in business in Greymouth, would respectfully Livite inspection of ; his most MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF JEWELRY, Just Received, ( N.B — The workingdepartment having been , t increased by new and experienced assistants, ( . all work entrusted to him will be turned out in first-rate style and guaranteed, at most • 1 .reasonable rates. : Wanted. ; WANTED the Public to Know, that T ! NORTH, at the Little Shop, corner 1 of Mawhera Quay and Boundary street, Im- < porter of Glass, China, Ear^aenware, BasketAmerican Chairs. Toys, &c,is selling those articles Cheaper t an ever before sold 3 in Greymouth, and in ces an inspection of T his varied Stock. Goads lent on hire. Countiy £ rders promptly attended to, and all Good carefully packed. To Let. ; nn o l c t . : BUILDING SECTIONS fronting Pukitahi and Alexander streets. For particulars apply to KENNEDY BROS. TO LET, for Building purposes, on easy terms, part of allotment 30, Boundai/ . street, adjoining the Argus Office. Apply ' ffice of this paper; Bootmaker JOHN H A RGR AYE S, BOOTMAKER, j\ Begs to inform the inhabitants of Grey- '.; mouth and the sui rounding districts that he has taken the Shop recently occupied by Mr G. Cooper, in Boundary street, near the "Argus' Office, and trusts, by particular attention to all work entrusted to him, to merit a share of public patronage. Repairs neatly executed, and with dispatch, Sewing machines cleaned and repaired.

Seeds. &c, riIHE CHEAPEST STORE IN TOWN Without doubt is D . M 'L E A N ' S GREYMOUTH | STORE. FINE QUALITIES OF TEAS, In Chest, Half-Chest, and Boxes. THE CELEBRATED &OLOW TEA ; In Packets. Orange Pekoe, Green, Caper, &c, &c. Finest Mocha and Plantation COFFEE, GKOUND DAILY. Fine Old Port, for Invalids. Fine Old Dark Brandy, six years old. Fine Old Toddy Whisky, seven years old. Can be had by Single Bottle. Seed Department. D. M'LEAN Having lately erected Spacious Premises especially for the SEED AND PRODUCE BUSINESS, Is now offering a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of GARDEN >& AGRICULTURAL SEUDS, (At much lowsr rates than hitherto sold in Greymouth.) Beans Onions Cabbage Peas Carrots Pumpkins Cauliflower Turnip 4 Radish, &c, &c. SEED POTATOES. Kidney, sorts Pink Eyes Early Shaws Flukes Brown's River, &c. FLOWER SEEDS, GRASS SEEDS, fio N.B.— As this is the first year D. M'Lean has added the Seed Department to his Gro- ' eery Business, Purchasers can rely upon having ■ GENUINE NEW SEEDS. ■ NO OLD STOCK FROM LAST YEAR, Orders sent free by post payment in . stamps, or P.O. order. I Having made arrangements with th( E Marsden Tramway, D. M'Lean can now keep down the monopoly in that district, bj forwarding goods free of charg6 to any par! I of the Tramway line. DUNCAN M'LEAN' S" GREYMOUTH HP STORE, BOUNDARY STREET. A LARGE LOT OF CHILDREN'S KID BOOTS to be sold at ' 2s 6d and 3s 6d (worth 6s and 7e J. MaSOJi AND C O.'S i ■ '■ :: J CHEAP SALE. ■.: ■ . : , .;;-.. .■ :. .-: ■• _■ . > ". . : «*/.JV ■■ ' „ „■; :• aesMow