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Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1693, 7 January 1874, Page 3

For Sale. TO BAKERS, STOREKEEPERS, AND i - OTHERS. FOR.POSITtVE SALE. One of the best established and most lucrative businesses in the Grey Valley, comprising a GENERAL STORBI and BAKERY in full working order. The Store is the only one in the best district on the Grey Gold-fields, and has had a steady^ and profitable trade for the last six years, which is capable of a large extension. The Bakery has the principal custom in two old established and populous localities, and the business in connection with it could also be largely extended. The Buildiugs are commodious and complete ; the Stock in the stor9, and the plant and material belonging to the Bakery can be taken at a valuation. Either business will be sold separately, or both can be taken together. N.B. — This is an opportunity seldom met with, and satisfactory reasons can be given for the sale. For particulars apply to WHITE and GARTH, M. H. HAYDEN, Ahaura. 4 lARDEN SEEDS HALF-PRICE.— \JT Radish and Turnip, 3d per oz; Cabbase (sorts) 6d per oz ; Choice Peas, 4d per lb. Warranted good. Cabbage Plants, all kinds, cheap. American Store, Gresson street (opposite Police Camp). IVT X> CHEAP CROCKERY, CBEAP lA.X>. TOY.Si CHFAP CHAIRS, CHEAP BASKET WARE. : T . NORTH, Importer of the above, The Little Shop, corner Boundary street. Goods lent on hire. Goods carefully packed. J~ W. PET E^ JX. S~ • IMPORTER OF WINDOW GLASS , AH sizes.. PAPERHA N G I N G S, Tn great variety. The greatest and best as sortment from the Home manufacturers from 4d per piece. Good Satin Is 6d per piece. ■ Boundary street. Warehouse. 11/|AGOFFIN AND FRASER ' Wholesale and Retail Grocers. A large stock of NEW FRUITS and CHRISTMAS GOODS J ST ARRIVED. ' Shipping supplied. Hotel. T>IONEER HOTEL, MARSDEN. ;: J. CARD begs to return thanka to the public for past favors, and to state he has built one of the largest and most convenient Hot Is for all classes, including Accommodation for Private Families, together with a firstrclass Billiard Table ; it is also situat- d on one of the most pleasant sites inMarsden. i -Thirty Acres of English Grass Paddosks, sub-divided for accommodation, and within sight of the Hotel. , ■■ ;;•• Ladies' and Gentlemen Saddle Horses on Hire at the shortest noti c. :- ; Goods packed to any part of the New River ; and, on the completion of. the new road, a Coach will leave every morning for Greymouth, returning in the evening with passengers and parcels. SLATTERY'S HOTEL Corner of : Albert street and Mawhera Quay. RHODY SLATTERY'S new hotel is now opened in those magnificient premises lately occupied by Thomp- on, Smith, and Barkley. New ahd elegantly fitted up bedrooms. All the requisites of a first-class hotel will be found. ' •/>■ RHODY SLATTERY,/>' Proprietor. if/ .... . Teas. . ?/ GREYMOUTH ' H ' STORE, DUNCAN M'LEAN Is now offering the ■■-„ \ FIRST SHIPMENT Of the liidia and : China, tea Company's s ! ■ eelelirated PACKET TEA. ' '■" " ■ :i '- "Also, ■•' !!i ' ''■ ■- ; ' , A. SPLENDID,, ASSORTMENT In Chests, Half -Chests, and -Boxes. To keep down monopoly in the Marsden ;d|s,tric't, goods will be , forwarded free to any part along Tramway ' | &REY]kdTJTH I 'V StßrE, BOUND A R V S T R E E T. ' Lost and Fonml. LOST, on 28th ult., supposed to be on the ; .tramway, a: Cameo from a girl's iEarTing. The finder will, be rewarded on leaving it at the offico 'of this'^aper.