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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1463, 12 April 1873, Page 3

Business Notices 0 "J^" ;■ °:'A ' { ! t" : : c : ;v ;^e. ; MESSRS STRIKE and BLACKMORE, 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 arrange* mentswith Messrs M'Millan and Co., wiu> nave kindly offered to assist them in carry* ing 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'Millan and Co., where they will be punctually attended to until further notice. ' JV .0 T I C E. Having this day sold my interest in the Aerated Water and Cordial business of C. H. Rhodes and Co. to Mr Thos. Buxton, the business for the future will be carried on under the style of BUXTON AND DAVISON ; arid I trust the patronage so liberally bestowed on the late firm will be continued to its successors. : • C. H. RHODES. With reference to the above, the undersigned would respectfully inform the public that they are .making every preparation to carry on a greatly extended business in all the above branches, : All orders punctually attended tb. BUXTON AND DAVISON. Boundary street, Greyiiiouth, ■ 17th March, 1873;. /tREYMOUTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL. VACANCIES foi BOARDERS. Terms on application. < „ CHARLES PRINCE, ; ■:.,■:'•! M ; . ; ; - ; ; ' '•'. ■ ■ Pnncipal. .- MRS WILLIAM MEATES , . .(Late of North; Beach), MIDWIFE AND MONTHLY NURSE, Back of Sweetman's Ferry Hotel, Upper Mawhera Quay. Comfortable apartments for Ladies from the country. Communications left at Sweetman's Hotel , will be punctually attended to. T> E T E R W HI T E, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, South Beach. Mining Tools of every description. jVTAGOFFIN AND FRASER ITJ- Family^ Grocers, PROVISION ME R CHANT S, •' •• ■ '-'■"' ■•' '■■ AND ' : ' ■■• : : General Seedsmen, Boundary street, Greymouth. ; March2o, 1873. : •'■•.. J HEWLETT and CO. having seen the . necessity existing for the business of Nightmen, beg. to intimate that they are fully prepared with every convenience for carrying on the same, and respectfully solicit patronage. Carpets beaten, rubbish. removed, and yards cleaned. All orders punctually attended to. Order boxes at Argus Hotel and Wharf Hotel. A stock of House Blocks and Firewood always on hand. ■ BJ ONE S, • Family Grocbr, Produce Merchant, Seedsman, Fruiterer, Confectioner, and GENERAL STOREKEEPER. Fresh Eggs and Butter by every Steamer. Families waited on daily. Country Orders punctually attended to. B. JONES, Richmond Quay, Greymouth. CBROADBENT, Watchmaker and Jeweler, Has REMOVED to BOUNDARY STREET, Near Argus office. JOHN ADAM EISSEtfHARDT, ARCHITECT, Gresson Street,FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. 1 O N D O N AGE NC Y. The "Grey River Argus" and "Th Weekly Arous" may be read gratuitous! n London, at the News Rooms of Messr Gordon and Gotch, 121 Holborn Hill, wher advertisements and subscriptions will.be re ceiyed. ..-....• Coal Merchants jr% E S T C O A L. MR GEORGE MARTIN, The Noted C O A L ME ROHAN T ' .;,;'....:;;, IsnOW :■■,■■:■.,,: ' . Selling the Best Dry Coal at CURRENT RATES— FOR CASH ONLY -p|RY 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. 00 AL, 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, i .; ! /...■•: