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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1329, 1 November 1872, Page 3

Drapery. EXTENSION OV PREMISES. H. YOUNG, Having enlarged and improved the Shop on Mawhera Quay, now so widely known as the BALLARAT HOUSE, Is able to show a First-class Assortment of ENGLISH AND COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING, The Style, Quality, and Price of which cannot fail to satisfy all who may favor him with their patronage. H. Y. begs to inform his numerous customers and the public generally, that his^ STOCK is now well assorted in every Department. SPECIALITIES. An excellent Variety in NEW FRINGES, TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, &c. NOVELTIES in LONDON and PARIS MILLINERY A. few pieces of BLACK LYONS SILKS, bought at a Discount, and marked at a Slight Advance on Wholesale Prices. LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING, remarkably good value A magnificent choice of NEW LACE and SEWED GOODS H. Y. has every confidence in stating that intending Purchasers of DBAPERY and CLOTHING will find it advantageous to inspect his NEW IMPORTATIONS Prior to purchasing elsewhere. A LIBERAL ALLOWANCE TO MILLLVEUS AND DRESSMAKERS. NOTE T3EIE ADDRESS: HENRY YOUNG BALLABAT HOUSE, (Next Dr Morice's) Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. Seeds, &c. Seeds. &c OiSEDSJ SEEDS!! SEEDS!! rriHJB CHEAPEST STORE IN TOWN NEW SEEDS. Withoufc doubt " Prbsh and Genuine (Guaranteed), At a slight advance on Melbourne Prices. IVI Country orders carefully attended to, and GREYMOUTH I STORE, ent post free, or by first boat or tramway. I The following comprises our principal — - 1 orts, which we guarantee new and true to piNE QUALITIES OF TEAS, GARDEN SEEDS. In Chest, HaU-Chest, and Boxes. THE CELEBRATED &OLOW TEA Beans (French or Kid- Mustard T _, , . ney) Onion Iv Packets - Beans (French or Run- Parsley Orange Pekoe, Green, Caper, &c, &c. ners) Parsnip Beans (Broad) Peas (Earliest Varie- Finest Mocha and Plantation Kcole,orKale PeaMSecond Early) COFFEE, GROUND DAILY. i Brocoli Peas (Later Varieties) Cabbage Peas (Wrinkled Mar* Fine Old Port, for Invalids. Cabbage (Savoy) rows) Old Dark Bfand ' six old> Cauliflowers RaSsh" »"• «"• Celery Rhubarb Can be had by Single Bottle. Cress Spinach - ■■ Cucumber Squash #*•■.»». . ', i**k Tomato Seed Department. Lettuce Turnips Melon (Water) Vegetable Marrow Melons (Rockor Musk) p % M'LEAN Having lately erected Spacious Premises I - especially for the GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS. SEED AND PRODUCE BUSINESS, Just Landed, Ib now ° flfcrin * r a Our third shipment for the season, con- SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Bisting of — 41 sacks Choice New Seeds, GARDEN & AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, (At much lowsr rates than hitherto sold in Cleaned by machinery, and guaranteed free Greymouth.) Beans Onions from weeds. Cabbage Peas ■ Carrots Pumpkins ' Cauliflower Turnip^ OEE AND CO., Radish, &a, &c. Mawhera Quay. SEED POTATOES. . , Kidney, sorts Pink Eyes OT> 1> AXT r» n a Early Shaws Flukes RR AND CO. Brown's River, &c THE CHEAPEStThOUSE IN THE FLOWER SEEDS, GRASS SEEDS, &c. TRADE. ~~~" - - N.B.— As this is the first year D. M'Lean The best assorted Stock in town, imported has added the Seed Department to hia Grodirect from the cheapest markets. eery Business, Purchasers can rely upon — ; — having m "C1 A GENUINE NEW SEEDS. 70 packages, half. chests and boxes of NO OLD STOCK FROM LAST YEAR the finest — — Orders sent free by post payment in NEW SEASON TEAS, stamps, or P.O. order. Just landed, ex 10. _ . , , ... .. Having made arrangements with the CHINA, GLASS and EATHENWARE Marsden Tramway, D. M'Lean can now We have nowcompleted arrangements for keep down the monopoly in that district, by importing direct from the manufacturers. forwarding goods free of charge to any part of the Tramway line. Goods forwarded to South Beach and Marsden at Greymouth prices, free of «. _, charge. . DUNCAN M'LEAN S ORR~& CO, fXI Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Provurionand GREYMOUTH J[ STORE, Produce Merchants, _ „_..._,■ Mftwhera Qn»yr Gwymouth, BOUNDARY STREET