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tenders. ITIO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. TENDERS will be received till 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, sth JULY, for the Supply of a quantity of White Pine Logs. Farther particulars on application, KENNEDY BROTHERS. Paperkangings, &c. T N. PETERS, IMPORTER OP WINDOW GLASS 10,000 feet WINDOW GLASS of all ; sizes . ■ 20,000 pieces PAPERHANGINGS.from . • 6d a piece of 12 yards. Oils, Colors, Lead, Varnishes, Brushes; , Gilt Mouldings, &c. American Doors and Sashes, wholesale and retail. Picture Frames, Sashes, and Doors, made to order. N.B. —Pending constant arrivals of Freah Stock from the Home manufactories, the above will be sold at a great reduction in price J. N. PETERS, Importer, Boundary street. For Sale. mWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY X^.THOUSANI> CABBAGE PLANTS.— London and Enfield Market; 1 Drumhead, Early York, Champion, &c.'. 'CauliflowerEarly London, and Walcheron. ' HENRY PELLING, ■ American Store, Gresson street. Garden Seeds (to arrive) of every kind. General Groceries, and Provisions, at prices as low as the lowest. FTIO HOTELKEEPERS, SPECULATORS, ..„,— AND OTHERS. V ' \ FOR SALE, a bargain, the BUTCHERS' ARMS HOTEL, Brunner Parade, No Town. The. Hotel comprises a handsomely-fitted bar, parlors, bedrooms, kitchen j a large room suitable for a billiard room oi holding meetings in ; a large akittle alley, and all necessary outhouses. ; The Hotel ;having just received a thorough overhaul; would be found replete with every requisite for carrying on an extensive business. There is at present a good trade doing , in the house, and satisfactory reasons can be given for the present proprietors selling. . For fall particulars apply to WILLIAM WATKINS, On the premises. Tjl O R SAL E, OB TO LET, COTTAGE, of six rooms, Herbert street. Agply Henry Pelling, American Store, Greason street. . V^HEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE. BOUNDARY STREET, GREYMOUTH^. ■ '■ StOB E DUNCAN M'LEAN, Recognising the necessity of conforming as , 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 -upoa making still further reductions. In' doing this, he specially directs attention 1 to his present stock, amongst which will be found THE FINEST QUALITIES OF TEAS, In Chests, Half-Chests, and Boxes. COFFEE GROUND DAILY And packed in quantities as required. PRIME NEW CURE BUTTER, In Kegs or Half -Kegs. The difficulty experienced of late in obtaining 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, SPI R I T S , . tfOTTLED ALE AND PORTER. } , u JChe largest and best stock of Whisky (both Irish and Scotch, pronounced by connoiseurs i to be the i best on the West Coast), Old Jamaica Rum, Port (very superior quality), Sherry (exceptionally good), and Colonial Wines,_ Brandy, Gin, &c, that it has ever been the good fortune of Duncan M'Lean to secure. 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. DTJNCJIN MaEAN, GREYMOUTH | STORE, BOVNDAEY S T B E E T. CHEAPEST -HOUSE IN THE TRADE