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Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1734, 24 February 1874, Page 3

For Sale. P O R, SALE. A SIX-HORSE WAGGON, nearly new, and TWO Staunch Draught HOESES and HARNESS. Apply J. KENNEDY, Ahaura ; or KENNEDY BROS., Greymouth. TAND FOR SALE 70 acres on the Greymouth and Marsden road, about hulf-way between the two towns. Price, £3 per acre. 150 acres at back of Kaiata Reserve near the Circular Saw Hotel. Price, £2 per acre. 100 acres on the Arnold road, very fine White Pine and Black Birch forests. Price, £2 per acre. The above land will be sold in lots of from 10 acres upwards, to suit purchasers, on easy terms of payment. JAMES WYLDE. Greymouth, 14th February, 1874. TCIOR SALE, Bf TENDER. TWO HEAD-RACES, TWO DAMS and CLAIM; together with Boxes, Fluming, and Appurtenances thereto belonging, known as Charles Hughes's Race and Claim ; also, Miner's Residence, situate near Eutherglen. enders to be sent in to the office of Mr V/illiam Perkins, Werita street, on or before the Twenty-fourth day of February instant. The highest, or any tender, not necessarily accepted. TO BAKERS, STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. FOR POSITIVE SALE. One of the best established and most lucrative businesses in the Grey Valley, comprising a GENERAL STORhJ 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 al be largely extended. The Buildings are commodious and complete ; the Stock in the store, 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, Or, M. H. HAYDEN, Ahaura. Amusements. TyrEY/" RIVER DISTRICT. A SWEEPS TAX E OK THE GREYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, To be Run for on the 17th MARCH, 1874, Will be drawn AT MESSRS HAMILTON and CO.'S, Marsden. On MONDAY, the 16th MAR CH, 1874, At 7 o'clock p.m., Under the supervision of a Com mittee appointed by the subscribers. Tickets - - £10 0 The number of tickets offered will be UNLIMITED, and to meet this the followng will be the scale of charges to cover expenses, viz.: — £100 10 percent. £150 74 percent. £200 and upwards... 5 percent. And the balance will be distributed as follows : — First horse One-half Second horse One-quarter Third horse One-twelfth Divided among starters ... One-twelfth Divided among non-stutters ... One-twelfth Tickets can be had on receipt of Post Office order or draft, with exchange added, payable to J. Hamilton and Co. The Stakes will be paid to the respective winners at Messrs Hamilton and Co.'s, Marsden, on and after the 18th day of March, 1874, upon tho decision of the Judge. JAMES BAMILTON and CO., Treasurers. Oilskin Manufactory. A' LBXAIfDEK HOSIE, Begs to thank the inhabitants of Greymouth and the mining community, for the liberal support and patronage he has received since the establishment of his Oilskin Manufactory, and desires to inform them that he has a large stock of — Black and Yellow Oilskin Coats Jumpers Pants and Leggings Which are much superior to'those imported from other Colonies. Also, A carefully-selected stock of Men and Boys Clothing, Wearing Apparel, &c, which he ia selling at very low prices. A. HOSIE, SAIL AND TENT MAKER ixREYMOUTH. Storekeepers supplied from the Manufac tory with Oilskins. Terms liberal BaKers. __________ rrr JONES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. B*KER"y ESTABLISHMENT, Mackay street, Greymouth, Under the patronage of His Excellency S George Bowen, ILLIAMS'S ~ OLD ESTABLISHEI STEAM-PACKET BAKERY, Adjoining Custom House. BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT, Boundary street, Hot Pies and Coffee always ready. Choid selection of Fancy Biscuits, Sponge Cake Confectionery, &c. I H, WILLIAMS, Proprietoi