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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1400, 25 January 1873, Page 2

T3ANK OF NEW ZEALAND, c NOTICE. i ■/■.■ t The Rates of Discount, Exchange, and y . Interest on Advances have been Reduced. , General Banking Business transacted on ( '■ most favorable terms. HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOR GOLD. Particulars can be ascertained on applica- ( tion to the Bank. 1 Greymouth, November 15, 1872. < ■TTN IO N HOTEL, j , *~* Greymouth. < F. B. WATERS, PROPRIETOR, i (Late Joseph Kilgour). | To my Digging Friends and Acquaint- 1 ances of the New River, Arnold, 1 Maori Gully, Reefton, and Grey 1 Valley districts, not excepting ] Brunnerton ; to Families and Com- 1 mercial Gentlemen, en route; the ] Residents of Greymouth j my 1 Friends in Holdtika, and old well- I wishers in Nelson — Greeting — i Gentle Public — I could fain wish that circumstances ] had permitted of my making my bow to you < as an hotel proprietor at the commencement 1 of the year, as successor to Mr Joseph • Kilgour ; however, 'tis not too late to wish ; you, all and singular, every prosperity during 1 this year of grace 1873 j believe me, the wish , J is heartfelt, as your success and mine will, I 1 trust, be identical. ' The immortal bard says, " There is a tide 5 in the affairs of man which, taken at the 1 flood, leads on to fortune." The tide, I ' think, has turned in my favor, and if I can 1 j float thereon with as much credit to myself ) as my predecessor, I shall have attained the summit of my ambition ; and I assure you that if modest demeanour, energy, industry, E and a desire to please will tell in my favor, j why then, I here pledge myself to »se every . effort to enable me, with your support, to attain the same enviable position as a citizen r as the late proprietor of the fc UNION HOTEL, 1 which will, for the next few years (».v.), be conducted by j Your very obedient and humble I- servant, I F. B. WATERS. > 1^ B A D G E R, " • ■• • MawheraQuay. ' c Importer of Paperha^gings, Plate and Sheet t Glass, Oils, Colors, Varnishes, White Lead r and Putty, and all Painters' requisites. I F. B. being in receipt of continuous ship- '" ments of the above from England will, from f this date, make a great reduction in prices. "TjIUNERAL NOTICE, The Friends of Mr WALTER HILL are 8 respectfully invited to follow the remains of ' his deceased son, Reginald Horace, to the r place -of interment, Greymouth Cemeteryf The funeral will move from his residence, fc Hospital street, TO-MORROW (Sunday) at ? 3 p.m. } JOS. QUINN, 1 Undertaker. » i USTRALASIAN ROYAL MAIL LINE * -TL OF COAOHES, i ASHTON and CASSIDY, Proprietors, L# Will leave Ashton's Family Hotel to-day at !) 10,30 a.m. • L ? A LINE OF SADDLE HORSES in conjunction with the same to all parts of ® the Colony. >• E. ASHTON & Co., Proprietors.