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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1841, 30 June 1874, Page 4

Miscellaneous. I |^ ILLON } : ;a.N D, DEV ER t Wholesale Retail I FROVISION; ,DEALER^ ; ; TRAW)V':y-;yREBT,,iNo Town i-A ■' - *■•..■!■•,'.••'■— -.li.-f.lA.tp 0 Goods delivered tb all parts of the Distric . - , .GOLD BOUGHT. • ' , ' N.B.— A. liberal discount made' to purjs . ■ -.:. .-. •..•••■ ■-. .-ii : -ri-i- : ■■-.. .■•TM „ chasers for cash. , ' ; >J->i E O ROB B ANN AN • >JT ■ (Formerly of the Little Grey - Junction), ... ■■, I G.E NE R A L S T ORE. at the junction of tne Blackwater and Mar- .. ;. _ : ■ ; -„ tin's ■ Creeks^ s, ... V-!M-! Mining ! Tools, and Outfits, 'in great variety. IP, R O V^jl O N S j of the best quality, at a slight advance upon . : i!: 'Greymouth pnees. I KB.— The. track'fro.m ,the Junction of th|e little Grey River arid thY Blackwater tp Mai-tin's Preek Is now repaired and in good •'•brdw.'- 7 '- I -" l: " "•" u> •"-"-,- j (iSORGF- 3ANNAX T> RY AN Af A G U I R EJ, 1 Cx rARRIEF; &.GENERAL BLACKSMITH, r/ New Twelve-Mile. Landing, . at the. j Junction of the ]So Town I - ' .'•'.''■ : and Grey 'Valley ' <■ ( .:[!<■■ .'..:■ ;• . ■■ •. : "lipa4 s « ■ .;■ , .', ■■•■•.. < ! ''Mining arid Agricultriral Machinery of every description made, fitted, and-repaired. ■ B. 'M. is making arrangements for Paddock Accommodation, and will shortly be in a .■. position : to undertake t the management .and care of sick and disabled horses, and toipay special attention ; to 'the Farifiery3Branch of his business. Terms, oderate. ,T|. I C H A. R JD . :.K E E V E S, AUCTIONEER, :. CATTLE AND SHEEP. SALESMAN, • .-.■'< NEWMAKKETfiYARDS, - > .' Race-course Flat, Ahaiira.' .: R,' . R; •' having completed the erection of new, substantial, and commodious Stock " \ards/ at Ahaura, ]is "'■ now ■ prepared to remye a»fl , dispose of cpiisignmin'ta <>f stock. Liher«l cash advances mnde on stock con:,i -i.-.r ;, signed for posiuve sa<(9.; •, . '' Audtioc 1 Sales conducted' in ; ariv part of the ■■■;•.■;:£!,!( ..■:'■.- .Grey- Vall-..yi.)..: : ;j ■■'■ •->■ li.B— Extensive- commoiiaye, -and unlimited' free grass in 'the ' viciiiityof tbe ■Sotok Yards. ; . . „ . ; ; GLOBE HO- TE h , (Late Antonio Lardi's, ) • ;'.'■'' Totara Flat, Grey Valley. 1 Thi underfiijiried in 'notifying 'his ocqripation of the above well-known and long- ! established ' hoiise, begs te assure his riumerouß, old frieniis' and^'tW'Vtra^elliri^ptiblic, that:he is- prepared jto offer good substantial • accommodation at terms to suit the times.' Horse dairy and farm produce on BaleVt „--.'" ' Extensive and comfortable stabling accommodation. . . ; . English grass paddock and unlimited free commonage in the vicinity of the hotel. -'■} " ! WILLIAM COOHRANE, .',..• , |(Late of. Queenstown^Otago, and Hekitika,) ■ '■'<' !'■',' fi" .'«"'!•'■''" I '•' ' ■'; ■'Prsprietor. g^\t, j E : Y V ALqL^E V' HOT E L ..'falf.-.T. >?-.;# . . ■ ..-:.;., -• :.. : t t ' • ■.' ■ • ■ .. * ' '' "''.'.''■'■ '„ The j undersigned begs to announce to his old friends, that he has Removed from Camp*, town, and built the above First-class House, y^herer.he is prepared jto offer to travellers apdtbe general pnblic, the superior accommodation for which his hotel has always' qeen famous. V , Extensive Stabling Accommodation with ;.)^.r Free Grass Paddocks. -. ''", !■«>»[ ... . ■• ';.';! ••';:' . ' Ladieß* and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses .for >Y. ■< ... -i Hire.— Free^erfy pnl the' Creek. '' HEMCtocHELL, ; ; '' ! TIT H. D.°B A,R /; R TT, '^ SOUTHLAip)' -STORE, Hau-Ouncb (Late |Makshall',s). ■ ; Nothing but First-cfass Goods kept, and all 1 ; :sdld at lowest possible prices for* cash. '. G O l O tf "' '^IFk^L^^Gr. ;/ Highest Price giyen for GolS. Arrangements are pending, which will lead - to the opening of a BUTCHER' 3 SHOP in ; , ' conjunction with the above . Store, and • nothing bii'y.good mieat will be kept. 'QCANBINAVIAN HOTEL, ' ' J3' ; ' Half-Ounce. This old-established Hotel has been further improved by the erection of a commodious and well-appointed . , VbiluAed room, - With a firßt-class Billiard Table. .Traveller" arid Visitors to the Half -Onnvp : distriot will. find superior accommodation'and every attention, wod Beds The largest I^blio BalTon the 1 Gold-field b O. W. AUDERSON, • ' ' ' Proprietor TN D, 0 O OPE AND CO., • '■;'■- ■'' • ■'■■'" Burton-on-Trent. < The nndersigned : are now in receipt of 'cigolar shipments of their celebrated INDIA PALE ALE, bottled by the brewers. BLIGH and HARBOTTLE, * Melbourne, July 1, 1873.