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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1345, 20 November 1872, Page 3

Government Notice ■jyrOMiNATED IMMIGR ATIO-N. Persons can send for FRIENDS from Europe on payment of FIVE POUNDS per STATUTE ADULT. FREE PASSAGES are granted to Single Women between the ages of 16 and 35. Immigrants can be landed at Greymouth or other ports, as desired. JAMES WYLDE, Immigration Officer* Immigration Office, Greymouth, Oct. 19, 1872. f^\ OVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE; V_T ~ ' — ' Security of Policies guaranteed Ivy tbe Colony. Low Rates of Premium* Conditions of Policies free from all needless restrictions. Settlement Policies in favor of wife and children protected from operation of Bankruptcy. Laws, in tertns of " New Zealand Government Insurance and Annuities \ct, 1870." '" ! Proposal Forms, Tables, with every information, may be obtained at any Money Order Post Office in the Colony, from James Wylde, Esq., or from the Postmaster. Bazaar. pi RAND FANCY BAZAAR. A Grand Fancy Bazaar in aid of the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BUILDING FUND, ■ • ■■ Will be held in-the VOLUNTEER HALL, GREYMOUTH, On V_ -■■ - : THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, Ihe 20th, 27th, and 28th DECEMBER. A magnificent assortment of useful and ornamental articles will be offered for sale on this occasion. . • STALL-HOLDERS: Mrs Glenn Mrs Barkley Mrs Hamilton Mrs Reid. Miss Taylor • Refreshment Stall— Mrs Johnston. The Volunteer Band have kindly consented to give their services. ADMISSION FREE. Contributions in money, work, of goods, will be thankfully accepted by any of the Stallholders. . Tenders rpENDERS Wanted for SHINGLING -*- the Roof of the Grey River Hospital. Specifications to be seen at Mr Eissenhardt's, Architect, Gresson street. Tenders to be sent in on or before Wednesday, the 20th inst., to the Superintendent at the Hospital. HARRY KENJRICK, Hon. Sec. m E N D E R SY •*• ■ « ■ ■."..'_. RAINY CREEK PROSPECTING CLAIM, INANGAHUA. ' ; The time for Opening the Tenders for the Supply of Machinery to the above Claim has . been extended to 28th November, on account of letters having been received from tenderers asking for extension of time. JOHN WALLACE, Manager. Public Notices irpEREMAKAU FERRY. ! Take notice that there is a Ferry Boat, with a first-class ferryman, in attendance from sunrise to sunset, at the Shamrock Hotel, leremakau; and as the people at large are now making a thoroughfare of tho property, the undersigned hopes to receive, as compensation, a liberal share of their patronage at the ferry. . ■ " . JOHANNA TRAHEY. MR. PEIER WHITE having become the purchaser of the book debts of the estate of P. White, formerly belonging to me, is now authorised to COLLECT all ACCOUNTS owing to the same, and his receipt will be sufficient liquidation. • Dated at Greymouth, November 14, 1872. .. H. H. WOLTERS, Assiguee- of the Book Debts in the Estate of P. White. M " 5 " — ~ x ° Mr B. HOMBERG (lately arrived from Melbourne) begs to inform the inhabitants of Greymouth and District, that he will attend to Pupils in Piano and Singing at their residences, and that he intends to form a Piano Class by Logier's system. Tuning done, and Balls or Parties attended to. Orders left -with Messrs Sommers & Steel, Booksellers (next to Bank of New South Wales), promptly attended to. list* :ANE POUND REWARD LOST, on Monday, in Greymouth, a Crystal Stone. The finder will receive- the above reward on returning to Mr Jas. Jones, Jones's Hotel, Mawhera Quay. Wanted TT7ANTED, a Butcher. A steady young Man as Slaughterman. Apply at Smithfield Butchery, Hokitika. ANTED Known that all-kinds of JOB PRINTING are executed at the Office of this Paper, at the Lowest Possible Sates, Estimates given, if required;