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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1441, 14 March 1873, Page 4

Jewelry P C . D U P R E , WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. Established 1565. Respectfully informs the inhabitants o Greymouth and surrounding districts, tLa he has just received the greatest variety ot JEWELRY ever exhibited in Greymouth, comprising among many other valuable articles — Gold and silver watches, chains and guards. GOLD. Bracelets, brooches, earrings scarf pins, rings, studs, ladies' dress rings, pencil cases, necklaces, pendants, sleeve links, &c. SILVER. i Chains, brooches, earrings pencil cases, thimbles, silver and silver-gilt scent bottles, cups for presents, crosses, &c, and Maltese silver of every description. Tortoisesaell sets inlaid with gold, in great variety. Electro-plated cruet stands, table knives, forks and spoons for children, &c. JET. Necklaces, urooches, earrings, studs, links, crosses. GLOCKS. French, Enghsh, German, and Ame ricau, of the best quality ; also, Fi3ld glasses, narometers, thermometers, storm glasses, &c. All work entrusted to him will be executed with care ana promptitude, and guaranteed. T> HELMS AND CO., WATCHMAKERS and JEWELERS. R. H. and Co. beg to intimate to their numerous friends and the public in general, that they have newly opened their establishment at Schlitchting Bros, Tobacconists, Mawhera Quay, wnere a large and splendid ' assortment of Jewelry and Watches is now on view. An additional and Select Stock shortly to arrive. Repairs neatly and durably executed. The working department is under the hands of Mr Heinis. whose long practice in Greymouth ana elsewhere is sufficient guarantee for tne proper execution of work r entrusted to him. Note the Address :— R. HELMS and CO.^ i Watchmakers ana Jewelers, at ftchlichting . Bros., Mawhera yuav, Greymouth. Oilskin Manufactory. - /GREYMOUTH OILSKIN MANU XJ FACTORY. 3 The Undersigned has always a large Btock , of— . Black and Yellow Oilskin Coats Jumper*. 1 Pants and Leggings Nothing to eaual them on the coast. None are genuine without my brand, on them ALEXANDER HOSIE, ' SAIL AND TENT MAKER, liBEYMOUTH. NB.— Storekeepers supplied with Oilskins, Government Notices , — ■ — — — — Extract from New Zealand Gazette, 10th February, 1872.] Colonial Secretary's Office, Wellington, 3rd February, 1872. TN compliance with the recommendation i -*- contained in the Report of the Joint i Committee on Colonial Industries, 1871, to ' to the effect that a houus of £2500 should be offered for the first 100 tons of Printing Paper produced by macmnery, such bonus to be in addition to any that may be offered by any • Province, it is hereDV notified that such rei ward will be paid on the fulfilment of the following UoNi>raoNs. The Paper to oe manufactured in New Zealand, by machinery permanently established r and working in tne Colony. | The required quantity to be completed r before the 30th June, 1873. | The weight of eacn ream of Printing Paper to be not less than 301bs. The reward will be paid on the certificate of an officer to be appointed by the Govern ment that the aoove conditions have been complied with. W. GISBORNE. pHARLU CLARSON STOREKEEPER, DRAPER, IRONMONGER, and BAKER, Duffer Creek. Gold Bought. Bread delivered to all parts of the District. A RNOLD HOTEL AND STORE, On the Grey Valley main road, near the Arnold Bridge. Good Accommodation. Stores, Tools, and Provisions in great vaiiety, at a slight advance upon Ureymouth prices. Liquors of the best quality. . P. MOLLOY, Proprietor. /GEORGE BANNA N, , (Formerly of the Little Grey Junction), t > Begs to announce to his numerous customers s in the Little Grey and Inangahua gold fields I that he has opened a 1 GENERAL STORE. at the junction of the, Blackwater and Martin s Creeks ; and ne further assures them that should they give him a call, they may depend upon meeting with the , reception always accorded at the " old spot." Mining Tools, and Outfits, in great variety. PROVISIONS of the best quality, at a slight advance upon . Greymouth prices. N.8.-— The track from the Junction of the Little Grey River and the Bhjckwater to Mai-tin's Creek is now repaired and in good ' order. 1 UEORGE BANNAN,