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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1344, 19 November 1872, Page 3

~ „ . Seeds, &c, ~ Seeds, &c. — — _ npHE CHEAPEST STORE IN TOWN J 1 °. R S A . L . B .» without doubt is NEW SEEDS, D . M ' L E A N ' S Our Third Shipment for the Season, consisting of T45 SACKS,Jcb.oice varieties, of the following : STORE. Grasses Clovers Mangold Wurzel Turnip FINE QUALITIES OP TEAS, Carrot Onions In Chest, Half-Chest, and Boxes. w .Tares, &c. we will guarantee the above seeds Fresh THE CELEBRATED KOLOW TEA, and Pure > cleaned by machinery, and free I from weeds. _ _ , Iv Packets. Samples forwarded by post on application, Orange Pekoe, Green, Caper, &c, &c. q-j^ qq Finest Mocha and Plantation Wholesale and RetaU Grocers, Provision, „.„ Produce, and Seed Merchants. COFFEE, GROUND DAILY. Direct Importers of China, Glass, Earthenware, &c. Fine Old Port, for Invalids. . Fine Old Dark Brandy, six years old. N.B.— All orders attended to withpuhcFine Old Toddy Whisky, seven years old. tuality, and invoiced at lowest rates. Can be had by Single Bottle. ' * ORR & CO., Seed Department. Mawhera Quay. D. M'LEAN On Sale. Having lately erected Spacious Premises QMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RE- ' especially for the O TURNS are the true principles of business. SEED AND PRODUCE 1 BUSINESS, is a well-known fact that the cheaper a T _ . commodity is produced the more it will be Is now offend a usedi Lefcua therefore have Free Trade and SPLENDID ASSORTMENT N ° M ° n ° poly - _ Of JAMES TAYLOR, GARDEN & AGRICULTURAL SEtfDS, Having received large importations of (At much lowsr rates than hitherto sold in WIN^ S ' .SPRITS, AND CORDIALS, Greymouth.) Per Kate Conley and other vessels, from the Beans Onions most eminent distillers and merchants, is Cabbage Peas now offering to the public a class of goods Carrots Pumpkins superior in quality to any that has preCauliflower Turnip viously beeu imported into Greymouth. |J.T. Radish, &c., &c. therefore submits a few of the leading articles at such prices and of such quality as SEED POTATOES. cannot fail to give satisfaction. _„ , _. , _ A trial is respectfully solicited. Kidney, sorts • PmkEyes Hennessy's and Martell's fine old pale Early Shaws Flukes and dark Brandy, bottled from the Browns River, &c. . hhd, at s4s per dozen, or 4s 6d per. mnwirp ottoTpaw mno x, n bottle. These brandies will be FLOWER SEEDb, GRASS SEEDS, &c. found equal, if not superior, to case -~ brandy i. 8^ i 8^ c *?*«??• m Fine Old Jamaica Rum, of a quality not has added the Seed Department to his Gro- previously known in Greymouth, eery Business, Purchasers can rely upon 56s per dozen, or 5s per bottle having o™™a Glenlivefc Whiskey, from a celebrated GENUINE NEW SEEDS. distillery in the Highlands of Scot•NO OLD STOCK iToM LAST YEAR f^f* P6r dOZen ' ° r * 6d n , ■ , ~T~ , . . Jamieson's Dublin Whiskey, eight years Orders sent free by post payment in old> The favorite whiskey of Irestamps, or P.O. order. ■:■.■■;. land, 52s per dozen or 4s 6d per bottle. , ; Having made arrangements with the J. T. has a large stock of first-class Marsden Tramway, D. M'Lean can now . WINES keep down the monopoly in that district, by which he is selling at considerably reduced forwarding goods free of charg6 to any part prices, his ambition being to keep first-class of the Tramway line; rsmds °f aU £ is varied stock ' and Bell them J for small profits. DUNCAN M'LEAN S TA second quality, but really good Wines, of Port and Sherry, at 40s per dozen, STORE, or 3s 6cl per bottle. Australian Wines, finest quality, 34s BOUNDARY STREET per dozen, 3s per bottle. _ —^ — ■-. ..- — - — -.■-■--■-.: -^ — =r;_anJjwiOTaiß_and_ Blood's Porter Jn large STT'-pTko euuno qti ptiq. ana small Docties7~ax!~cne^ lowest EEDS. - SEJ3DS. SEEDS. rate by the dozen ? or case. • D. MAGOFFIN, c Tennant's superior' Ale, in large and Is now showing his New Season's Stock of small bottles. GARDEN and AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. With a variety of other goods in the difSEED POTATOES, ferent departments too numerous to. parThe Mohong, Kidney, and Pink. ticularise, all of the finest quality. Cabbage Plants, Guano. Bone Dust, and ■ Flower Pots. J. TAYLOR .. "■■■.:■._.••■ IS AGENT POR Early Orderß would oblige. HOOPER AND DODSOK'S CELEBRATED ALE AND INDIA- PALE ALE D. M's ten years practiced experience in Of a superior quality, brewed specially for a the seed trade should qualify him to know delicious!summer drink, the article and the requirements so peculiarly These * fine ales are sold in hogsheads, requisite to this climate. quarter, and other casks, at brewery prices, and retail, at the. LATE ARRIVALS. WHITE HORSE HOTEL. 142 packages General Grocery Goods, ........ .^.^ - ex Kate Conley, from Melbourne Highest Price given for Empty Bottles.---50 packages ex Wellington, from Dunedin JAMES TAYLOR. Likewise, : Weekly arrivals from Nelson of Dairy OEED POTATOES. SEED POTATOES. and other Produce, J^ AT SAM 2 PRICES As ANY OTHER p WOOTPOOTC AND OO HOUSE IN THE TRADE. .G ' W . ° ° t , L . C °° K AI J D G °[ beg to inform their numerous customers that Boundary street. they have just received a parcel of Prime Greymouth, Aug. 21, 1872. Derwent Seed Potatoes. j^ ~~g l~ jjj Early application necessary, supply being Hart's, Duffield's, and Dunn's Silk- 1 ™ i i ted - ■■ \_ . . ...... -■ „ „ , dressed Flour, in 1001 b. and 2001 b. bags. Also, that their Oats, Bran, Chaff, Pollard, Colonial Produce, all kinds. Wheat, Colonial Flour, Hams, Bacon, Cheese, Batter, Eggs, Onions, Potatoes, &c, are GLENN BROTHERS, for price and quality, unequalled in this or : _. ■■..-.■■ ■,-.••.. „ any town on the West Coast. Importers, Wine, Spirit, and Provision Mer . Especially Eggs. - chants, Albert street. Prime New Butter now, coming to hand. Drapery. BALLABAT HOUSE. H. YOUNG, aENERAJL DRAPER BOOT I M P O R T E R, BALLARAT HOUSE, I.(Next1 .(Next Dr Morice^J Mawhera: QuayjGreymouthgj ,