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Paperkangings, &c. Tjl BADGER *■ • Mawhera Quay. • Importer of Paperhaugings, Plate and Shee| Olc*, Oils, Colors, Varnishes, White Leac and Putty, and all Painters' requisites. F. B. being in receipt of continuous ship mente of the above from England will, fron this date, make a greai reduction in prices. T N. PETERS, IMPORTER OF WINDOW GLASS 10,000. feet WINDOW GLASS of al] sizes 20,000 pieces PAPERHANGINGS,from 6d a piece of 12 yards. Oils, Colors, Lead, Varnishes, Brushes, Gilt Mouldings, &c. Ameiican Doors and Sashes, wholesale and retail. Picture Frames, Sashes, and Doors, made to order. N.B. —Pending constant arrivals of Fresh Stock from the Home manufactories, the above will be sold at a great reduction in price. J. N. PETER 3, Importer, Boundary street. Educational. A LADY, experienced in tuition and accustomed to young children, is desirous of becoming an inmate of a family as Governess and Companion: Salary less an object than a comfortable home. Apply, office of this paper. NATIONAL SCHOOL, Greymouth; The above SCHOOL will RESUME STUDIES on MONDAY, 23rd INST. T. THOMAS. June 14, 1873. p< REYMOUTH ACADBMY, FOR YOUNG LADIES. Conducted by MISS HOLLIDAY, Hospital street (opposite the English Church) T^-IGHT SCHOOL. There will be a NIGHT SCHOOL, with the same course of . instruction: Pupils over 17 years old, on Mondays and Wednesdays j fees, 28 per week. Pupils under 17, on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays ; fees, 2s per week. School hours :— From 7.30 p.m, till 10. Mr AHEARN will give Lessons to Adult Pupils, who may wish for them, on Saturdays, either at the school-room, or at the pupils' residences. Terms : Moderate, to be learned on application at the school-room Amusements. PROGRAMME OF THE GREAT * LOCAL BURLESQUE. LITERARY SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENT, At the VOLUNTEER HALL, • On FRIDAY EVENING, 20th JDNE. Part I. Will comprise Songs, Readings, and Recitations by Local Amateurs. Interval of ten minutes. Pam 11. THE OPENING OF THE GREY AND BRUNNER RAILWAY, In which the leading characters will be misrepresented. Scene I. — The Greymouth Railway Station. Scene II. — Interior of the Coal Mine. Scene lll.— Balcony, Melbourne Hotel. Admission— Front Seats, 2s ; Back Sea.ts 4 Is. mo THE LOVERS OF THE GREEN X CLOTH. k AN AMATEUR BILLIARD TOURNAMENT jk Will take place at ' SMETHURST"S BILLIARD SALOON, Lancashire Arms Hostel, Richmond Quay, Commencing from Wednesday, 21st May, and ending on Monday, 30th June. Prize — A first-class Rifle, to be given to the highest scorer. Entrance fee, Sixpence. An experienced marker in attendance. Wanted. WANTED, a Draper's Assistant, for Greymouth; and one for Westport. Apply, D. Magoffin. WANTED Known, that Cheap Crockery, Cheap Furniture, Cheap Toys, Cheap Ironmongery, Cheap Basketware, can be had of T. NORTE, Importer, the Little Shop at the corner of Mawhera Quay and Boundary street, Greymouth. T. N. has just received Fresh Supplies, and is determined to sell cheaper than ever, wholesale and retail. Goods lent W hire; All goods carefully packed, Second-hand goods bought and old A T Mrs MACDONALD'S Servants' Home Xlv and Registry Office, Waite streetWaiting Engagements — Barmaids, Female Cooks, thorough General Servants, Housemaids, Nurse Girls, from 12 to 17. LlfsrTontiie night of the Railway Ball, between Gilmer's Hall and the top oj Mawhera Quay, a Velvet Band with Gold Locket attached. The finder will be hand, somely rewarded by returning the sametc Mr Wylde's office, Custom Hous^ street, oi office oftbja y&per,