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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1480, 2 May 1873, Page 1

Business Notices J>X () T I (T" . Having disposed of our business at Greymouth to MESSRS LOCKINGTON BROS, we beg to thank our customers for the kind patronage hitherto accorded us, and to solicit for our successors a continuance of the same. COWLISHAW and PLATSTED. April 1, 1873, Referring to the above, we respectfully request a continuance of the favors bestowed upon our predecessors, and from our long experience in the Ironmongery trade trust we can satisfy our customers, and do to them every justice in all orders that we may be favored with. LOCKINGTON BROS. T^" O T 1.0 E . To Up-Country Storekeepers, Butchers, Waggoners, &c. The Undersigned respectfully intimates that he has erected, immediately adjoining his Hotel, a large and well-ventilated 30-stall STABLE, with every equine requisite. JAMES JONES, Jones's Hotel. MRS. MACDONALD, late of Arney street, begs to announce to her friends and the public her having removed to more central and convenient premises, corner of Mackay and Waite streets, near "Evening Star " office, where, by strict attention to business, she hopes to merit a continuance of that patronage hitherto so liberally afforded. All business letters, stamp enclosed, promptly answered. Hours of attendance : from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Male and Female Servants, for town and country, waiting engagements. T^T OTIC E Mrs M*FARLANE respectfully intimates that she has opened the GROCERY STORE, Tainui street, lately occupied by Mr Fraser, and trusts, as her stock will be carefully elected and her piices moderate, to meet a fair share of public support. \ 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. "VT O 1 ICE 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 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'Millan and Co., where they will be punctually attended to until further notice. f^\ BROADBENT, Watchmaker and Jeweler, Has REMOVED to BOUNDARY STREET, Near Argus office. 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 i attended to. Order boxes at Argus Hotel and Wharf Hotel. A stock of House Blocks and Firewood always on hand. W*M . HARE, • STATIONER, BOOKBINDER, MACHINE RULER, akd ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER, Revell street, Hokitika. Agent for the New Zealand Educational , Depository— Catalogues post free. t• : : TITAGOFFIN AND FRASER UJ. Family Grocers, ' PROVISION MERCHANTS, AND General Seedsmen, Boundary street, Greymouth. March 20, 1873. BJ O N E S, • Family Grocbe, Produce Merchant, Seedsman, Fruiterer, Confectioner, and I, GENERAL STOREKEEPER. Fresh Eggs and Butter by every Steamer. Families waited on daily. Country Orders punctually attended to. B. JONES, Richmond Quay, Greymouth. JOHN ADAM EISSENHARDT, io ARCHITECT, 11 Gresson Street, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.