Amusements. MEYf RIVER DIST~rTc~ A SWEEPSTAKE ' ON THE ' ■ GREYMOUTH JOCKEY CLTJ HANDICAP, To be Run for on the 17th MARCH, IS7Will be drawn AT MESSES HAMILTON and CO,'* Macs den. Oh MONDAY, the 16th MARCH, 187' At 7 o'clock p.m., Under the supervision of a Committee aj pointed by the subscribers. Tic Vets - ' - £10 0 The number of tickets offered will I UNLIMITED, and to meet this the follow ng will be the scale of charges to cover ej penses, viz.: — £100 10 percent. £150 7£ percent. £200 and upwards... 5 percent. And the balance will be distributed as fol lows :— First horse One-half Second horse ... ... ... One-quarte Third horse One-twelftl Divided among starters ... One-twelftl Divided among non-starters ... One-twelft] Tickets can be had on receipt of Pos Office order or draft, with exchange added payable to J. Hamilton and Co. iThe Stakes will be paid to the respectivi winners at Messrs Hamilton and Co.'s Marsden, on and after the 18th day o March, 1-874, upon the decision of th< Judge. JAMES BAMILTON aud CO., Treasurers. T>IONEER HOTEL, MARSDEN. DERBY SWEEPSTAKE, 200 members at 10s, on Greymouth Jockey Club Handicap, Will be drawn by a Committee selected from the Subscribers, at the Pioneev Hotel, Marsden, on MOJSDAY, 16th March. J. CARD, Treasurer. Teas. GREYMOUTH '■'', STORE, DUNCAN M'LEAN Is now offering the SECOND SHIPMENT Of the India and China Tea Company's celebrated PACKET TEA. Also, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT In Chests, Half-Chests, and Boxes. To keep down monopoly in the Marsden district, goods will be forwarded free to any part along Tramway line. GREYMOFTH | STORE, BOUNDARY STREET. Bakers. YJT' J ONES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT, Mackay street, Greymouth, U nder the patronage of His Excellency S George Bowen, WTLLIAMS'S OLD ESTABLISHED STEAM-PACKET BAKERY, Adjoining Custom House. BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT/ ■ Boundary street/ Hot Pies and Coffee always ready. Choice selection of Fancy Biscuits,- Sponge Cakes" Confectionery, &c. . ■ . - '-..,. H. WILLIAMS, Proprietor f M R BY M OU T H BAKER V , \JT Tainui street, next Wesley an Chapel. D. MORGAN, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER, Would respectfully intimate to the public generally that he has purchased 'the goodwill of the business of Mr Thomas Gleeson, and treats by attention to the wants of his customers, and supplying a Good and Pure Article, to merit a continuance of favors ccorcted to his predecessor. . Contracts taken and estimates given for Tea Parties, Tea Meetings, Private Parties, Balls, Picnics, &c. , TVT ONPARIEL PIE & CQFEEE HOUSE Pastry, Pies, and Coffee Hot, at all hours. Next door to Harvell, tobacconist; •. .. ROBERT SHAW. Proprietbr r MH . HA YD! E N • .•■•••■•■ r m • Shabebkoker, ; ; . :.-. •::.■; -;:-.. •...;.,■■.:■; i .V. .',, ! '' WINING AM) COMMISSION AGENT : '''•'"■'' '•■' : '^AirATßi-' 1 ;!ji: h -'
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Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1718, 5 February 1874, Page 3
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