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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1390, 14 January 1873, Page 3

Public Notices. A USTRALASIAN ROYAL MAIL LINE -^*- OS 1 COACHES, ASHTOa and CASSIDY, Proprietors. Coaches start from Ashton's Family Hotel, Greymouth, . FOR REEFTON, Every Tuesday and Friday, at 7.30 a.m,, leaving Reefton every Thursday and Saturday, at 7.30 a. m. FOR MAORI GULLY, Daily, at 3 p.m., leaving Maori Gully, at 9 a.m. FOR NO TOWN* Daily at 2 o'clock p.m, leaving No Town at 9 a.m. N.8.-— Coach for Maori Gully commence running this day, January 1. Do Reefton, on Friday, 3rd January. Do No Town, do FARES. £ s. d. Gray to Coal Pits ... 0 7 6 „ Arnold 010 0 „ Maori Gully ... ... 015 0 „ Twelve-mile ... ... 012 6 „ Camptown ... ... 015 '• „ Nelson Creek ... ... 017 6 „ No Town ... 1 0 0 „ Ahaura. ... ... ... 12 6 „ TotaraFlat 110 0 j „ Little Grey ... .. 117 6 „ Sandy's 2 5 0 „ Reefton ... ... ... 215 0 Return fares, Greymouth and Reefton, available 14 days, £5. . TW"- O T ICE. All accounts to Mr Bremond, Maori Gully, must be paid before the Ist February, otherwise legal proceeding will be taken to recover. TW' O T 1 C E The undersigned having commenced business as COAL MERCHANTS, beg to inform shippers and consumers of coal in town and country that they are now in a position to supply coal at current rates. Orders left at Coal Depot, Richmond Quay, shall have their best attention. """"■ LLOYD and BUCK. ■pt O M PETITION; WM NORR IS, WANGANUI BUTCHERY, Guarantees the quality of his MEAT as the PRIMEST THE MARKET CAN SUPPLY, and in Price is determined Not to be Cut out by any House in the Trade. O T A B L ING To Up-country Storekeepers, Butchers, &c. The undersigned respectfully intimates that he has erected in the rear of Middleton's Wharf Hotel extensive and commodious Stables. JAMES DRUMM. A CCOMMODATION PADDOCKS for JLJL horses aad cattle at Sawyer's Creek, or near Australasian Hotel. Charge, 5s per week. No responsibility for accidents. KtLGOUR and PEROTTI. Greymouth, January 3, 1873. piROGAN'S COSMOPOLITAN LTWK O? SADDLE HORSES To M'Guirk's Commercial Sale Yarns, Kevel street, Hokitika. Return ticket, one night 30s. Horses left either wty 20s. p.HRISTMAS. CHRISTMAS. Having completed the improvements and extensions that his daily increasing trade required, J. HICKS, Wholesale and Retail Fruiterer and Poulterer, Boundary street, has now every facility for supplying fruit and vegetables in season, and the poultry that he has reserved fox this festive season, being reared and fed at his own yards, can be guaranteed as savory and tender. Educational. T A D I E S' SCHOOL At the earnest solicitation of numerous families, Mrs Godfrey and Miss Godfrey have resolved to. open a Ladies' School in Greymouth as soon as convenient premises can be secured. Mrs Godfrey, having been long success--1 fully engaged in tuition both in Taranaki and Nelson, can with confidence solicit the patronage of neads of families in Greymoutli, assuring them that her every effort will be directed to the imparting of a really sound useful English Education. Music and French extra. Vacancies for a few Boarders. References on application; Paroa, Dec. 28, 1872. MRS GODFREY having taken the house lately occupied by Mr Williams, in Leonard street, will commence Tuition on MOftDAY, 13th INSTANT. Applications received after Wednesday, Bth January. January 4, 1873. '" Wanted. A Lady wishes for a situation as Bar* maid. No objection to assist in work Apply Registry Office, Greymouth. V ANTED, a Man to milk and make himself generally useful. Apply office of this paper; - "ITT ANTED the Public to Know, that T V V NORTH, at the Little Shop, corner of Mawhera Quay and Boundary street,. lmporter of GkVssj Cnina, Earthenware, Basket' ware, American Chairs Toys, &c, is Belling those articles Cheaper t an ever before sold in Grevinouth, and in ces an inspection of hiß varied Stock. Goods lent on hire. Country orders promptly attended to, and all Goods oarefully packed.