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Brewers, &c. LATEST ENGLISH TELEGRAM. This startling news is contained in the latest English telegrams — " That the damage to the French Vineyards has been so great that there will be no more Wine OT Brandy for Two Years." The Greymouth people may, however, congratulate themselves on the SPLENDID SUBSTITUTE they have in the sparkling : XXX ALE, BREWED BY STRIKE &BLACKMORE, At their Brewery (late McCarthy and Co). ASK FOR STRIKE AND BLACKMORE'S CELEBRATED SPARKLING- ALE, brewed at McCarthy's late brewery from the best maerials and pure spring water. P.S.— Our Aerated "Water and Cordials will still be supplied from Messrs M'Millan and Co. 's until further notice. Cordial Maker, &c. THE INHABITANTS OF GREYMOUTH AND DISTRICT Are respectfully informed that the business of the XmATIEI XMEE* SEX. WHITMORE Is now being carried on by MRS. H, WHITMORE, As usual ; and she respectfully solicits a continuance ot the patronage so liberally accorded her late husband. M A. WHiTMORE, Murray street Greymouth. All orders and communications addressed to Box No, 6 Post Office, will meet with prompt attention.

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A USTRALIANMUTUALPROVIDENT J\. . SOCIETY. Established 1849. FOR MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, &c NEW ZE\LAND BRANCH: Head Office : Wellington. Local Board of Directors : The Hon. C. J. Pharazyn, M.L.C., Chairman The Hon. William Fitzherbert, M.H.R., Deputy Chairman. A. de B. Brandon, Esq., M.H.R. The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, Esq., M.D., M.L.C. George Hunter, Esq., M.H.R. Annual Revenue, £282,672. Accumulated & Invested Funds, £1, 133, 005 Persons Assuring with this Office share the. whole profits, and a Bonus is declared every fifth year. The next quinquennial investigation will take place at the close of February, 1874. j Members incur no liability of partnership. The 24th Annual Report and Prospectuses showing the present state and progress of the Society, and forms of proposal, may be had, or will be sent, on application to any of the agents, or at the head office as above. J. W. HALL, Agent for Greymouth JOSEPH DYER, Resident Secretary. .pi W. MOSS AND CO S SHIPPING; & COMMISSION AGENT TS : Mackay street. LIST of letters received at the Post Office, Greymouth, duringthe Month of May 1873, and remaining . unclaimed on 31st August, 1873. Ackall, John C. Lyons, Wm. E. Adams, Wm. ■ Langford, Walter Alexander, James Lyng, Martin Ascher, A. Morrow, Mr Bell, Robert M'Garry, Henry Bordinghans, G. Nelson, Jacob Bullock, John Nogrus, C. H. Drennen, J. J. Orpwood, H, & F. Evans, Wm. Olsen, John Thos. Flanagan, John Parker, Philip Fraher, Michael Pitterson^ Thomas Geard, John Price, Mr. ; Grant, M'iCenzie Scarlett, James Griffin, James. ♦-■ Steel, John * Hardy, Peter Swan, Thomas Henderson, N. Mr Thomas, Martin HoH'eCharles White, Wm. Jones, James Wise, George Kean, M. Miss Wood, A: SHIP LETTERS. Mr G. W. Calvert, Schooner Elizabeth ;.;■.. Curie. . ; FOREIGN LETTERS. Mr Antonio Silva. NO TOWN. " Adams, Duncan Collins, W. ! Cain, W. Finley, James . AHAURA. Asmus, John •■••'■ M'Mahey, Michael Barclay, William M'Millan, Miss Casoli, Dolph . Myere,,J Meckan Crow, P Patterson, Wm. F Day, Henry ' Philps, Corneus Duignan, John Robertson, William Ferguson, Wm. (3) Sadler. Geo. Henry I Gibson, Thos. L Sullivan, Michael Howling, G Young, H W Madard, Marig ■ ; ! ■ iWalsh, 0 Mason, Geo. Rees Wilson, Henry REEFTON, , . . ■'.;. Anderson, John Healey, F. S. ; Currie, Alex. G Maxwell, R. .C. Cummingj Duncan Moore, Mr ■ ; ; ; Dearing, H Nelson, Chas. Donnell, J. P. Noonan, Dennis Dykes, Robi Robertson, William Flannery, James -'Walker, S. v ._ : j. Findlay, George Warren, John Hudd, Jas. Wilkins, Chas. White, W. H,