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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1456, 3 April 1873, Page 3

Art Union HALL'S ART UNION OF CHROMO And OLEOGRAPH PICTURES. SWEEPSTAKES TO-NIGHT For Tickets. At Johnston's Melbourne Hotel. pKAND ART-UNION OF CHROMO and OLEOGRAPH PICTURES 40 Prizes. 174 Tickets, at 10s each. J. W. HALL having purchased from Messrs Thompson, Smith, and Barkley the remaining portion of their extensive importation of richly-framed Pictures, which comprises 40 subjects by the most eminent artistes, begs to inform the public of Greymouth and the surrounding districts, that he will dispose of the lot by Art-Union. Having purchased the pictures under most favorable circumstances, owing to Messrs Thompson, Smith, and Barkley being about to make alterations in their business, the I whole are offered at exactly the same prices as marked when on sale at their establishment. The drawing will take place as soon as the tickets are disposed of, due notice of of which will be given through the Press. Coal Merchants TJEST COAL. MR GEORGE MARTIN, The Noted COAL MERCHANT Is now Selling the Best Dry Coal at CURRENT RATES— FOR CASH ONLY. ■TVRY COALS! DRY COALS! FRED. B. LLOYD Respectfully informs the public that he is now prepared to deliver COALS to any part of Greymouth AT RULING RATES. Orders left at the Depot; Richmond Quay, or at B. Jones's, opposite, shall have immediate attention. /7IOAL, COAL, COALu I beg to notify the public of Greymouth that my price for best screened Coal, delivered in any part of the town, is now AT CURRENT RATES Orders left at D. Maclean and Co.'s, or the depot, punctually attended to. ROBERT WILSON, Coal Merchant, Boundary street. T) E T E R WHITE, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, South Beach. Mining Tools of every description.