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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1446, 20 March 1873, Page 3

'i'CliUf-l's. -- rpENDERS wilt at the Dis* I-r-. tdct Engineer's Office, Cobden, betwfeea 10 a.m. and ?:p»n». on Saturday, 29th tMarch, 1873, for CONTACTS/ 6 ;»nd 6 ARNOLD, and AHAUBA KOAD. 4 . Plans and specifications . tjo. be seen at Police Camp, Cobden ; and Survey Office, Anaurai By commands r _ OrOHIfBtiACKBTT; Assistant liguieer-in-ChieL I IH^BW : ZEAU|«Q) BAtl^AiyS. BRUNNER TO^ UREYMOUtt Wellington, Hth March; 1873. WRliWllsi^ TSNbfcRS \ \M bi^received atthislOffice; np:td r 4'p.'B»V<>n Friday, 25$ ; April 1873, for the, constrnctioir of > d Railway from Brunnertd' <}reymoath. They niuot be. addcejised to the Minister fo?_ I'niiic JWqiks' t aacT." marked outside •Mender for Bronner Railway." * * Plans and ! specifications may be seen at the Public Works; Office* Wellington, on and after Thursday, ,25th instant, and at the Pnblic L 'Wbrks Office, Greymouth, on the arrival: of the first mail from Wellington after that date. .Telegraph TeHdewr shaiiarly addressed and inafked/will be received, if presented at any. Telegraph Office, by noon, of the_ above date,' provifled that' wnt^eit tenders in due form be lodged at the District Engineer's Office, Hofcitifca, Dttn^din, Christcharch, Nelson, or Auckland, by the same hour. • ThW lowest oir'any fender tfot necessarily accepted. By command. JOHN BIiACKBTT, \ M „■ - 1 . . ; . A BB *?*^ Engineer-in-Chief. Art Pinion TTAtt'S^'jßlßT XJyiON OF CHROMO "Ijr "' ' AbT ' _. . ■'. '.O irE O(i I^AP H PICTURES. SWEfiPSTAKteS TO-NIGHT ■For Tickets. At Johnston's Melbourne Hotel. rrji A-ND- a'r't.tjn ion '■■'- '■■■ ' ■ ■■.' '■■■6r'---CHROMO and OLEO&RJVPH PICTURES ' 46 Prizes; mTHcWets, at'lbs eich. J. W. HALL havin'gpurchased from Meeara Thompabh, Smith, and Barkley the remaininjfpbi^on' of their exteiisive 'importation of richly-framed Pibtures^ which comprises 40 subjects by the most eminent artistes,'begs to ;inforirithiei public of Greymouth and the : surrounidiingdfetrictSi that he wiH dispose of thelbt'byiAtt^Unidn.' . .; ■ . Having purchased the pictures/undermost favorable circumstances, owing" to ; Messrs Thompson, Smith, and Barkley being'about td make alterations ii ; their business, the ,w,hbld are offered at exactly. tM sa'iieiprices aS marked when on sale at their esttbhshmeht; Thedrawing wM ttke pl»w as; »oon as th 6 tickeWare disposed of;; tote notice of of which; wfjj b> g^yen throughthie Press. ■../V__ lOSt. ..... ;- •\T O' T I C ■■ B . The Party who took the Tea Pot Cjoffee Pot, and Cream jug from a certain house on Richmond Quay; on the night of the 17th, is requested to return the same at once to Bowy'sNiagara Hotel, otherwise f urthe>proceedings will betakeni the said party's name being known to the loser, Stationery, &c YMPORTANf NOTXCE. SOMMERS AND STEEL, B OO k^S EL ii^RS, STIWoNERS, Importers of MUSIC, MUSIC AL ; INSTRUMENTS, AND FANCY GO6DSV s We are now. opening up a very large shipment of tfANtJY GOODS', which! for variety, quality, and cheapness, has never been equalled in Greymouth, comprising— /Oil Paintings Basketware Oleographs Perfumery Engravings Laether Goods Musical Albumß Pocket Books Photo Albums Purses atd Bags Billiard Furniture Brush ware Musical Instruments Berlin Wool Goods Papiermache Goods Concertinas' Workboxes aii^Desks Dollsand Toys - &a, &c., &.. &c &&, 4c, Iricluditig' 3?rinHng r papei*, Bill paperSj Wrapping .papers. Drapers' papers, Grocers' piperaand Up-country Customers' orders punctually attenMto; The Trade; supplied on most liberal terms „ .../mnhslß and STEEL, Next Bank of New South Wales, 'Greymouth