Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1680, 22 December 1873, Page 4

Business Notices. qvr O TIC E . M. MD ONNE LL, Wholesale and Family GKOCER, PROVISION, TEA, and COFFEE DEALER, Respectfully informs the public that ho will open his newly-erected premises, Tainui street, opposite Hospital, with a large and well-selected stock, immediately on arrival of Sea Bird and Sarah and Mary, from Melbourne, now hourly expected. U O R Gr A N, • Wholesale and Retail BISCUIT BAKER & CONFECTIONER, Contracts taken and estimates given for Tea Parties, Tea Meetings, Private Parties, Balls, Picnics, &c Tainui street, next Wesleyan Chapel. pHEISTMAS POULTRY. ' TRUSSED POULTRY. Orders received for Geese, Turkeys, Ducks, and Fowls, all prime fed for Christmas. Tropical and Colonial Fruits constantly arriving. Fresh Vegetables daily. JAMES HICKS,- - -,; ". Boundary street TT|ISPATCH IRON WORKS **-' Herbert street, Greymouth. HUGHES and CO., ENGINEERS, MILLWRIGHTS, IRON and BRASS FOUNDERS, and GENERAL SMITHS. X UNCHEON AND PICNIC -NICETIES. Real Melton Mowbray Pork Pies. German Sausages Black Puddings Epping do. White Puddings Strasburg do. Saveloys Bologna do. Tripe, &c. Oxford Brawn and Frankfort Sausages, All made by a most experienced hand, and now to be had at the lowest possible rates, and of unequalled quality, from , SUISTED BROS., Next doot to Ash ton's Hotel, Mawhera Quay. TTTALTON AND MURRAY, CONTKACTOES, BITILDEES, AND BRICKLAYERS. Importers of BKIGKS, FIRE BRICKS, TILES, LIME, CEMENTS, &c. Yard, Mackay street, Greymouth. Coal Merchants •Fj B. LLOYD AND CO. " . COAL MERCHANTS, JJeg to intimate *to the public of Greymouth and the surrounding Districts that they are now prepared to deliver COALS to any part of the Town at 25s PER TON. Orders left at D. Maclean and Co's, or at the Depot, Richmond Quay, shall have immediate attention. T> E Si T C <) A^ L~. MR GEORGE MARTIN, The Noted COAL M E R CHAN? Is now Selling the Best Dry Coal at 25s per Ton, Cash on delivery. N.B.~Drays on hire, and Cartage order * promptly attended bo. Art Union. TTOLY FAMILY SCHOOLS, AS&URA GRAND ART-UNION! In Aid of the Funds of the above Schools, namely — ST. MARY'S SCHOOI And ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE Will take place about May Next, 1874. 100 Prizes of the Value of £200. 2000 Tickets at Ten Shillings Each. P E, I Z E S; One Piano, value ... .... £50 0 0 Three Harmoniums, each from 10 to 20 Two Portative do, do 4to 6 Three Musical boxes, do . 2to 6 Two Silver Watcaes & Gold Chains 6to 10 Three do .3 to 5 Four Clocks, Vto 4 Ten Framed Pictures Ito 4 oventy-two other good articles of the aggregate value of 20 0 0 Note.— ln order to afford each subscriber an opportunity of drawing his own ticket, a drawing will take place in each district where tickets have been sold. The lottery-box will bo removed to the several districts until all tickets have been drawn for. The drawing will be conducted under the management of a temporary committee elected by the sbuscribers. (Signed) E. PEItTIUS, Chairman of the Ahaura School Managing Committee. AT "D CHEAP CROCKERY, CHEaP J3I.JD. TOYS, CHF-4P CHAIRS, ' CHEAP BASKET WARE. T . NORTH, Importer of the above, The Little Shop, corner Boundary street. Goods lent on hire. Goods carefully packed. ZTTITon and d every", Wholesale and Retail •STOREKEEPERS, BUTCHERS, AND PROVISION DEALERS, Tramway street, No Town. <Goode delivered to all parts of the district. GOLD IbODGHT. N.B. —A liberal discount mjuts to pur* •chased for caeb.