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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1367, 16 December 1872, Page 3

Auctions TUESDAY, 17th DECEMBER. At 12 o'clock. CHRISTMAS BEEFAND MUTTON. JJTARK SPROT AND CO. will sell by auction, at Arahura, O A HEAD PAT CATTLE, v ov MrGrigg. 7£ HEAD FAT CATTLE, • v Mr Ferguson. GK HEAD FAT CATTLE, Ut) MrGarforth. Qftf HEAD FAT CATTLE, w Mr Broadbetit. RK(\ SUPERIOR CROSS-BRED OOU WETHERS; QA LAMBS, W Mr Grant. MARK SPROT & CO., Auctioneers. Meetings! mO THE ELECTORS OF PAROA. Gkrixemek— Ha7ing been declared duly elected aa member for your district in the County .Council, I beg to aasure you that I ■ball use my best efforts : at all time* to promote yonr interests. I shall take the earnest opportunity of meeting you at the times and places mentioned below to express my views and ascertain your local wants, and, aided by the knowledge I already possess of the district and its requirements, I feel confident of my ability to do you justice, and at tbe same time to assist in developing tbe resources and promoting the prosperity of the County at large. I am, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, N W. M. COOPER. Greenstone, Monday evening, Dec. 16 . Marsden, Tuesday evening, Dec. 17 Maori Creek, Wednesday evening, Dec 18 Maori Gully, Thursday evening, Deo. 19 Paroa, Friday evening, Dec 20 /■^REYMOUTH VOLUNTEER FIRE \J( BRIGADE. The usual Monthly Practice Meeting will he held THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clookV N.B. — All members are requested to attend. J. C. MOORE, Hon. Sec H.A.C.B.S. ' . No. 17 Branch, Greymouth, A SUMMONED MEETING of the above ii. Branch will be held in St. Patrick's School, on TUESDAY EVENING, 17th instant, at 8 o'clock, Business : Election of Officers for the ensuing term. T. HONAN, Sec. Public Notices. BROADBENT'S ABT UNION OF JEWELERY. ' SWEEPSTAKES TO-NIGHT For Tickets. At Johnston's Melbourne Hotel TtTBW PROPRIETORY. HECTOR'S CANADIAN HOTEL, Richmond Quay. Oooi Stabling and Loose Boxes; "PRESERVING STRAWBERRIES. This fruit is now at the fullest and beßt navor for preserving, and can be supplied in any quantity, and at moderate prices, by O. CHESTERMAN, Cremorne Gardens, South Beach. hrrBEEMAKAU FERRY. notice that there is a Ferry Boa^, with 'a first-class ferryman, in attendance from sunrise to sunset, at the Shamrock Hotel, Teretnakau"; 'and as the people at' large are now making a thoroughfare of the property, the undersigned hopes to receive, as compensation, a. liberal share of their patronage at the ferry. ' . . [JOHANNA TRAHEY.