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Amusements. yOLUNTEER HALL. TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY, THE MELBOURNE STAR BURLETTA TKOUPE. FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. Educational. T A D I ES' S C H O O L 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 successfully engaged in tuition both in Taranaki and Nelson, can with confidence solicit the patronage of Heads of families in Greymouth, 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. Parod, Dec. 28, 1872. MRS GODFREY having taken the house lately occupied by Mr Williams, in Leonard street, will commence Tuition on MONDAY, 13th INSTANT. Applications received after Wednesday, Bth January. January 4, 1873. Drapers and Clothiers. mHOMAS AND M'BEATH, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRAPERS Mawhera Quay, Greymouth ; And at Coal street Charleston. For Sal<s T\ MAGOFFIN'S CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S REMEMBRANCER. TO HIS CUSTOMERS— By continuing in your esteem, and retaining your favors, he hopes to merit corresponding benefits. TO OTHERS' CUSTOMERS— A change, even if with no better result, is very often advantageous. Just give a trial and report accordingly. TO FAMILY, CHRISTMAS, NEW YEAR, AND PIC-NIC PARTIES— Has all the minutise requisite for the feative season on hand, and to arrive. TO ALL ORDERS FAVORED WITH, Per tram, boat, or other medium, accompanied by remittance or other guarantee, will command prompt attention, D, M, particularly desires the settlement of all outstanding accounts contracted prior to Ist inst., before the holidays set in, otherwise 12 per cent, interest will be charged thereafter. 147 BOUNDARY STREET, GREYMOUTH 6th December, 1872. "Cl O R SALE. The STORES, on Mawhera Quay, at present in the occupation of the undersigned Eligible premises for any class of either wholesale or retail business. I\ANCARROW & CO., Auctioneers. On Sale. rk~ i? s«• a I i~ Adelaide Flour, Mauritius Sugars, Company's 2nd White, Finest New Season Teas, Henessy's Brandy in bulk and case, Champagne Vineyard's Brandy, Port, and Sherry Wines. Geneva, JDKZ. Oilmen's Stores, and Colonial Produce— all kinds. Two road Drays. GLENN BROTHERS, mpokteks, Shipping and Commission Agents, Albert street. /^IHEESE. CHEESE. CHEESE. [j C. WOOLCOCK AND CO. beg to inform their numerous customers of the daily expected arrival of a large shipment of Prime New-seasoned Canterbury Cheese, which they will offer at their usual low rates of profits, - Also, that the quality and present price of their Butter are such as to defy competition in this or any other market on the West Coast. Oats, Chaff, Bran, Pollard, Wheat, Flour Hams, Bacon, Potatoes, Eggs, &c, on hand as usual. To Let. rro let on lease; SECTIONS inTainui street, adjoining Geisking's Store. Moderate rental. For full particulars apply to J. W. HALL, Johnston's Hotel, Where plans of the Seotions may be seen. rp q L £ T . BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, in Chapel street, Greymouth. Apply at the Office of A. R. GUINNESS, Solicitor, Tainui street. rp o l c t, BREMOND'S HOTEL* Maori Gully. First-class ALCOCK'S BILLIARD TABLE, Apply- on the premises. rp o l E ~r~. JOHN HARRIS, of the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Greymouth, wishes to retire from public-house business, and offers TO LET 44 yeaiß unexpired I ease of the Cosmopolitan Hotel and out-buildings. It is well-known as the best stand in Greymouth. i*'urnitnre and Stock to be taken at valuation, and possession to be given one week after agreement. For terms, ftc, apply to J. HARRIS, Cosmopolitan Hotel.