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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1443, 17 March 1873, Page 3

Public Notices. VTOTICE TO SCANDINAVIANS i^ — — . Those desirous of Assisting their Countrymen Buffering from the severe losses by the late disastrous storms on the coast of Denmark are respectfully invited to communicate with Mr E. Anchor, Commercial Hotel, Grey'nouth, where arrangements can be made for forming a Committee, electing Treasurer, &c, &c. TTA MILTON'S STABLES, Chapel street, Greymouth. NEW LINE OF SADDLE HORSES Between GREYMOUTH AND HOKITIKA. GILMER BROTHERS i Having just completed their New Stables, and having made arrangements with Mr Eae, are now prepared to Let Saddle Horses, direct to and from Hokitika. In thanking their many friends fortheir past patronage, they trust that now, having re moved their horses from Cohden to their New Stables on this side of the Grey River, they will receive a largely increased amount of support. Horses can be procured at any time for the undermentioned places :— Hokitika, Greymouth, Ahaura, Half- i Ounce, Reefton, Lyell, and Westport. EW ZEALAND COAL COMPANY (Limited). Applications for Shares in this Company will be received at the office of Messrs Forsyth and Masters, by the Chairman of the Greymouth Committee appointed to aid in the formation of the Company. Three-fourthß of the entire number of shares (5000 of £10 each) having been already subscribed for, early application is necessary for any portion of the remainder, as the share list must be closed on the deputation from the above Committee leaving here (in about a week from this date) for the purpose of conferring with the Provisional Directors in Wellington. E. MASTERS, Chairman Greymouth Committee. Greymouth, 12th March, 1872. Sr c> i i c i" . MESSRS STRIKE and B^ACKMORE, while sincerely thanking their numerous customers and friends for their past favors, beg to inform them that owing to their serious misfortune occasioned by the late calamitous fire, they have made arrangements with Messrs M'Millan and Co., who have kindly offered to assist them in carrying on the business until more definite arrangements can be made. All orders will therefore be pleased to be addressed to Strike and Blackmore, to the care of Messrs M'viillan and Co., where they will be punctually attended to until further notice. STABLING. To Up-country Storekeepers, Butcheis, &c. 'I he undersigned respectfully intimates that he has erected in the rear of MidtileLon'a Wharf Hotel extensive and commodious JAMES DRUMM.

Drapery. TMPTPP A'PTTfTP r*T T? A T? T"KT CL CAT'S 1 OF CLOTHING, DRAPERY, BOOTS, &C, &C. ALTERATION AND RE-BUILDING OF PREMISES. WILLIAM KILGOUR (Late P. and G. P. Bullen) Having decided to re-build and enlarge his Premises, begs to intimate to the Public that he will hold A GENUINE CLEAEING - SALE, AT THE SEBASTOPOL HOUSE, OF THE WHOLE OF HIS Extensive Stock of Clothing, Drapery, Boots, &c, at UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW PRICES. The SALE will continue for TWO MONTHS, as it is imperative that the whole of the Stock be cleared out by that time. MAKE NO MJ STAKE. THE ONLY GENUINE CLEARING SALE OF CLOTHING, DBAPEEY, BOOTS, &c, JS AT THE S£M2TQFGL HOUSE, W. KILGOUR (Late F. & G. F. BULLEN)