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Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1754, 19 March 1874, Page 3

Drapery. \ MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING, BOOTS, &c. THOMAS AND IkBEATH| M VAVIirU A QUAY,. GREYMOIfTH. : ■,;■„:. •>-jj \ . ;-^ : Are now Showing a First-class Assorted Stock of I >„ ''- . •. .• ,i; .•■;•,:< :< : :.*.\ \. .,■;..■ JLJ XX* dfiaL Jtr JCa JEd - at 9 \ .... .., MEN'S AND BOYS' : CLOTHING^; <fe ■■- i ; • Imported for the Summer and^^Chnstmas^ Trade >; and . are iSelling at Prices which cannot ,fail to effect a speedy-: clearance, -pit; the above Goods. '■"■■ v ' - • ■ "• ; : - -'■ -~ 7 ~ : .:-:.•■■■■[ ',- ; !-:'::i i . i ;i-[; i .M.| .-.V"' ' All description of Boots arid 1 Sho^s ! LATEST FASHIONS. THO MAS AND M BEAt|^ MAWHEJRA QUAY. . , )s \: ; :

Stationery and Fancy Goods. T3 OO K AND STATION ERY WAREHOUSE (Next the Bank of New South Wales), Mawhera Quay, Geeymotjth. C . C i SOMMERS, Wholesale Retail : BOOKSELLER 1 and STATIONER,' Importer of '• V. iy PIANOS, HARMONIUMS, and ; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1 Of r every description. The largest establishment, and the largest and best assorted Stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY, and FANCY GOODS "on the West Coast of New Zealand. C. C. SOMMERS desires to thank the inhabitants of Westland and Nelson Provinces, and especially the citizens of Qreymouth, for their liberal patronage, which, during the time he has been established, has exceeded his most sanguine expectations, 'and begs to assure them that he will endeavor to merit ■ ■ •-' '■" ■■' •■'. :.'■-,-. y f a continuan of . their -favors by carefully ;■;-: ■ ; : '■"•. s~~>jf • '■. ' studying their requirejdpients in every line connected witfeKis business. C. C. SOMMERS has now in stock the largest and choicest assortment of Books, Stationerypand "Fancy Goodß -.ever;; exposed for sale in Greymouth. C. C. SOMMERS receives new Supplies of Books and Music by every mail from Europe, and by every Melbourne steamer direct. ' C. C. SOMMERS has 'made 'such' 'arrangements with his agents in Melbourne and Sydney, that any Books ordered can be procured without delay. ' The latest Magazines, IN ©w^papfers, and Periodicals , received by: every mail,; and delivered to subscribers with : promptitude and regularity. ; : ■ : : Up-country orders carefully attended to. ■ . „; : ;~ C; CiSOMMIJRS. TVT-EW ZEALAND - STEAM- COFFEE 1> . . MILLS . t - (Established 1864).' ; | ' ; D. STEPHEN SON AND ICO., Wyndham street, Auckland, 1 The largest direct importers of Raw Coffee, Pepper, apices, and Dry" Goods ; in New Zealand, ; Have on nand and FOR SALECO PFkES— Raw. and Roasted, Mocha, Plantation, Java and- Native, in bond and r duty paid . ■ ■■. ■„ COFFEES— Koasted and packed under their celebrated brands of Exhibition, Eagle Crown, and Elephant, in 1, 2, 4, 7, 28 and42ibtins • • • '■> j ' ..'. PEPPERS— BIack and White, whole or ground, in tins, from Jib. upwards; Cayenne Pepper in cruets , Mustards, Chocolate, Cocoa, Arrowroot, Nutmegs, Cloves,-' Cinnamon, Mace, Ground Rice. Essences assorted. This firm ran been established for over nine years, aud has lately admitted Mr W. Ackland into partnership. " The superiority of their brands of Coffees for purity and excellence of flavor has been fully acknowledged through the ! North.. Island, and, in introducing their goods here,' they would respectfully request both merchants and consumers to see thai the Coffees are from Auckland, as they have do connection with any other manufacture* in, New JUT H. HA YDE N Shatibbrokbr,. . ; ■ COMMIS -ION AGET/IT, :M, Ahaura. ' ' '