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Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1626, 21 October 1873, Page 1

Paulications. GREYMOUIH AND GREY DISTRICT ALMAKIC AND DIRECTORY. 1 BJ7 4. FOURTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION. ryiHE interest manifested by the Public of ■*- Westland and Nelson South-West Gold Fields for the above useful and interesting Book has been highly flattering to the Pubish ers. This work has had the largest circulation of any other of the kind published in Westland, and, from arrangements entered into, the publishers can guarantee about 2000 copies to be distributed south of Greymouth, 1000 north, and 2500 in Greymouth and district ; in fact, the publishers havo met with such encouragement as to warrant them in printing from 5000 to 6009 copies for 1874. As a medium of advertising it is unequalled, as it reaches the hands of merchants, miners, and the public, not only in i the centres ot population, but in every gully and creek where a party of men are located. In order to make it a Year-Book and an Almanac for 1874, the publishers will not issue it in October, but will delay its publication till December, so that all the returns, statistics, elections, . and other useful information may be made up to the close of 1873, and be contained in the Almanac of ' 1874. KERB, ARNOTT, and CO., Publishers.

Stationery and Fancy Goods. jO RBYMOUTH STATIONERY DEPOT JO.HjN .BOURSE R^O C|H|E, Wholesale and Retail BOOK JAND STATIONERY IMPORTER. Fancy Goods Repository and News Agency, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. J. B. R. begs to call the attention of his numerous patrons to the carefully-selected Stock now on hand, of every description of article connected with the trade, and sold at prices that will compare favorably with Melbourne. STATIONERY., Ledgers, Journals, Day.Books, Cash Books, alTsizes, in cheap or strong bindings. Copying Presses Envelopes (every Copying Ink quality Printing Paper Mourning do, do Printing Cards (plain Writing Paper (all and enamelled sizes) Wrapping Paper Gillott's Steel Pens Paper Bags Lowe's do do Parchment and Trac- Mitchell do do ing Paper Sealing-wax Pencils and Erasers, Glass and Pewter Inkbottles of every description. FANCY GOODS. Vases (porcelain and Combs gilt) Hair Brushes Writing-desks (inlaid « Shoe and Clothes do and ebony) Berlin 1 Wool Work-boxes do do Slipper and Cushion Money-boxes do do Patterns Cash-boxes do do Jet Brooches and Ear Wicker Baskets and rings Cradles Ivory do do Meerschaum Pipes Goldand Silver Pencil (first quality) cases Wooden do Albums (all sizes) . Ladies Companions The latest novelty in TOYS, in endless variety; For choice selection of English, German, and Auglo-German Concertinas, not to be equalled by any in the trade. BOOKS. The stock of New Books constantly arriving per steamer are carefully-selected, and comprise the latest publications of Historical, Geographical, Philosophical, Medical, a"nd Biographical Works, consisting of 2000 vols. Also a large assortment of Modern Cheap .Kovels. J. B. R. may state that he is agent for all the Australian and English papers, received and delivered punctually every mail ; also the Daily and Weekly Akgtts. Subscribers to the above papers in the country can depend upon having tbem forwarded instantly on arrival. , N.B.— Having made new arrangements for a regular supply of Periodicals, viz. : — London Journal, Bow Bells, Young Ladies Journal &c, subscribers to the same can rest assured that they will receive them punctually every month as published. Country orders executed with despatch. Note the Address : J. B. ROCHE, Mawhera Quay. Oilskin Manufactory, d^\ REYMOUTH OILSKIN MANU AjT FACTORY. The Undersigned has always a large stock of— . Black and Yellow Oilskin Coats Jumpers Pants and Leggings Nothing to equal them on the coast. None are genuine without my brand.on them ALEXANDER IIOSIE, SAIL AND TENT MAKER ÜBEYMQUTH. N,B.— Storekeepers supplied with Oilskins