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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1462, 10 April 1873, Page 3

c For Sale, y pHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE I TRADE. 1 II . . _ — t FIRST SHIPMENT OF B ? NEW GRASS SEEDS B. : . GREYMOUTH ' I ' STORE JD. M'LEAN Begs to announce the arrival of the first shipment of the present season's S E ED S, Selected by the same person who has hitherto had the management of his seed trade, and therefore insuring perfect reliance on the quality, and including PERENNIAL RYE GRASS, .PRAIRIE GRASS, COCKSFOOT, CLOVERS, &c, &c. From the great demand there is no doubt that the whole will be quickly disposed of, and D.'M 'Lean therefore suggests to those who made early inquiry, the necessity of giving immediate attention to their requirements, which, from the fact of his old stock having been disposed of by auction, cannot be supplied except out of new seeds. GROCERY & GENERAL TRADE, Greatly increased stocks of recent arriva place Duncan M'Lean in a position to offer advantages exceeding 'any previously obtained in GROCERIES, &c. In TEAS, especially, he is prepared to contend against all competition, while inviting comparison between quality and price in all articles of the trade with any house in New Zealand. THE MARSDEN AND NEW RIVER TRADE. To keep monopoly down in the Marsden district, goods will be forwarded to any part along tramway free of charge, and suitable arrangements are made for the country districts generally. ; DUNCAN M'LEAN, ' GREYMOUTH I STORE, BOUNDARY STREET. CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE SEEDS. GRAS S SEEDS. '} CLOVER SEED S, &c, ■ &c. . We beg to draw the attention of pur agricultural friends to our large and well •assorted stocks (of this season's growth) which, we have just received. \-,'' . \The necessity of procuring GriaW Seeds free from weeds is a most important condition' to be. considered by purchasers, as much of the disappointment occasioned by dirty and rough Crops, is attributable to a neglect of this point when buying apparently cheap -, samples. Our stocks are selected with the greatest care, cleaned by machinery, and free from .weedß. '*" Samples forwarded by post on application. OR R AN D CO., ' . Seed Merchants, :: Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. ' ,'* s "D EDUCTION IN PRICES OF WINES Jti AND SPIRITS. \, '-'■ J. TAYLOR bas pleasure in informing his friends and the public that he has alarue -stock of WfNFS ,AND SPIRITS of the most celebrated brands, all of which he has imported direct from first hands,. au,d will sell the same, wholesale and retail, at the following low prices . — Hennessy's and Martell's Pale and Dark Brandies, 52s per doz, or 4s 6d per bottle Finest Jamacia Rum, 52s per doz, or 4s 6dper bottle ' Glenlivit Scotch Whisky and Jamison's Dublin Whisky (beingthe two most celebrated distilleries in their respective countries for producing superior spirits), 46s per doz, or 4s per bottle ■. < ■ : . ' Port and Sherry Wines, of superior quality, 45s and 40s per doz, or 4s and 3s 6d per bottle A fine sample of Holland Gin, J.D.K.Z., 4 44s per doz, or 4s per bottle Guinness'a and Blood's superior Porter, and Tennent's Ale, 'in large and small bottles, at the lowest market prices. J. Taylor is Agent for the sale of Hooper and Dodson's celebrated Nelson Ale, in hogsheads, quarter and smaller casks, at Brewery prices. ■ : t Also, Importer of Lemonade, Soda-water, Ginger Beer, and Sarsaparilla, of superior quality, from first-class manufacturers. All goods in the different departments sold Wholesale and Retail, at the Lowest Prices, at T A 1' L O R'S 'S"T~O F"E S, Mawhera Quay and Albert street, >. s :■■■■[■<:■■ Greymouth. „;,.,.. ,;N*&^Empty Bottles bought.