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Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1531, 1 July 1873, Page 2

For Sale. >>. QHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE.3> TRADE. " ' ' -v — — ■ '■ " : '%- D. MCLEAN'S, I BOUNDARY STREET, |f GREYMOUTH ' Hi' STORE \ ■ DUNCAN M'LEAN,. -J Recognising the necessity of conforming as i far as possible to the circumstances of the \- time, and of adhering to his old principle of .:** trusting to the extension of trade rather than to large profits for success, has resolved upon making still fnrther reductions. In doing this, he specially directs attention to his present stock, amongst which will be found THE FINEST QUALITIES OF TEAS, In Chests; Half-Chests, and Boxes. : ; COFF E E G R O TJ ND-. I> AIL Y And packed in quantities as required. PRIME NEW CURE BUTTER, . In Kegs or Half -Kegs. The difficulty experienced of late in ob- ' taining really good qualities of Butter has induced D. M'Lean to devote particular attention to this article, and his arrangements are now such as are likely to ensure the very best obtainable. CHEESE, BACON, AND HAMS. WINES," SPIRITS, ■•'■...•■ '■■■; U BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER.^! .The largest and best stock of Whisky (both Irish and Scotch, pronounced^ by connoiseurs to be the best on the West Coast), - Old Jamaica. Rum, Port (very superior quality), Sherry (exceptionally good), and Colonial^Whies, Brandy, Gin, &c, that t has ever been the good fortune of Duncan, M'Lean to secure. ;To keep monopoly down intheMarsde" district, goods will be forwarded to any part along tramway, free of charge, and suitable arrangements are made for the country districts generally. DUNCAN _ MXEjysr| GREYMOUTH j STORE, ;b ov nd ary stree t. : CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE Educational. *'„ A LADY, -experienced in tuition and" accustomed to young children, is desirous of becoming an inmate of a family ; jas Governess and Companion. Salary less ; ian object than a comfortable home; Apply, of this paper. , jp REYMOUTH ACADEMY;' ;= i FOR YOUNG LADIES. ■ : -^ I" - ' -■: ■■ ■- ■■-■■■■ "" « j Conducted by . „ •" • MISS H OLLID AY, \.,' Hospital street (opposite the English Church) ;■ IVTRS. AND MISS GODFREY'S^: BOARDING AND DAY' SCHOOL, ,- f "'; Leonard Street. ' j Vacancies for two or three more Boarders. HT. PATRICK'S- SCHOOL.'j MR JOHN CLAUD AHEARN, of St. ; Patrick's College, Melbourne, will taker j charge of this School on Monday, the 9th? ' 1 instant. " ~ For the ordinary, school fee, the f ollowiSHj subjects will be teught :— English, French, Spanish, Latin, Greek, Arithmetic, Book- V keeping (single, and double entry), Algebra, Euclid, Mensuration, Geography, Navig*- ■ tion, Astronomy," Optics, Pneumatics, * Chemistry, Reading, Writing, Composition, ; -■■', Correspondence, and Elocution. A Female Assistant Teacher will be pro- ' vided. - .-..'.. . • . i ...._. The Pupils will be under the supervision of the Head Master on the play ground ; and . every endeavor will be made to render them]: well-mannered. ; ?' During the ordinary school hours, only', J such subjects will be taught as belong to a thorough English education. -" ' N.B. — Sixteen of Mr Ahearn's pupilsjj passed the Matriculation and Civil Service.; examinations at the Melbourne University. . "■. ■VT I G H T S C H '0-0 -L. There will be a NIGHT SCHOOL, . with r the same course of instruction. School hours ; for all pupils: — Prom 7.30 p.m, till 10, every ' week night except Saturday. Terms 2s per. -| .". week. ! . Mr AHEARN will give Lessons to Adult ' \ Pupils, who may wishJor them, on Satur- . days, either at the school-room, or at the \ pupils' residences. Terms: Moderate, to ' be learned on application at the school-room. ; TO SUIT THE TIMES. ; BANK HOTEL, ':* Mr E. COUTANCHE, proprietor, begs to , inform his numerous friends and patrons that he has now engaged the services of Mr • - E. T. Gilmoro, as manager, and having made extensive alterations guarantees the beat accommodation upon the lowest posßiblt termß« l ' ;