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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1862, 24 July 1874, Page 3

Public Notices. T N consequence of the high wholesale prices we, the undersigned, BDTCBERS OF GREYMOUTH, are reluctantly compelled to RAISE the Retail PfdCE OF MEAT sold at our respective Establishments, and on and after this date the price of first-class Meat will be as follows FOR CASH over thejsounter :— Prime Roast Beef ... 6dto 7dper lb. Boiling and Corned Beef ... 6d „ Steak Beef ... ... ... 7d „ Leg, Loin, and Shoulder Mutton 7d „ Fore-quarfcer Mutton 6d „ Side of Mutton ... ... 6d „ Veal and Pork 8& „ Chops, Steaks, and Sausages... 8d „ Tripe ... ... 8d „ Shins of Beef 2s each Leg of Beef 2s 6d Ox Heart 2a 6d Ox Tail Is 6d Ox Kidney Is 6d Hotels, 6d all round, except. Veal and Pork ... ... Bdperlb. Private families, all joints,7d ; chops, steaks, and sausages, Bd. Shippiiig, 6d all round ; corned beef, by the cwt., sd. (Signed) ' WOOLffE and &ILLEEN, SUISTED BROS., GILBF.RT and M'KAY, ,E. H. EDWARDS, A\.NORRIS. Groymouth, June 30, 1874. N.B.— The above Establishments will close each evening, at eight o'clock, with the exception of Saturdays, when they will be open until 10 p.m. : : ■.•:'.} On Sale. T[lX ALMA AND S. S. CLAUD HAMILTON. 386 PACKAGES, CONSISTING OF New Season's Teas, in chests, half -chests, and quarter-chests Oilmen's Stores, of every description I Crockery, Glass, and Chinaware Patent Medicines New Grass Seeds, &c, &c, . : : Transhipped ex George Thompson, from London, our First Direct Shipment from <3. T, Morion, London, comprising Pickles ■ Salad Oils ; Salmon, Sardines, Oysters ; Lobsters . : Bottled Fruits Sauces, ;&c, . j Transhipped •ex Frateili Gaggini, from London, our First Direct Shipment of GLASS, CROCKERY, &EARTHENWARE from William Fairburn, London, comprising ! Cut and Pressed Glasses, Ales and Wines Sugar and Butter Bowls . Cups and Saucers - Plates, Dishes, &c, of every shape and pattern. : TAYLOR AND RAPHAEL. TVTOW DAILY EXPECTED, Per Alert, from Lyttelton, the following goods : — 100 kegs prime Butter 150 Cheeses 40 cases Hams and Bacon 6 casks Jowls 6 do Pigs' Feet I 10 tons Saunder's Flour 3 do Oatmeal 15 do Bran . 5 do Pollard 200 bags Oats 150 do Wheat 50 do Crushed Wheat 6 tons Potatoes 3 do Swede Turnips ; Grass and Clover Seed. C. WOOLCOCK and CO., Waite -street. Groceries and Seeds. TUST RECEIVED, 200 Packages of the CHOICEST NEW SEASON'S TEAS. Chests, Half -Chests, and Boxes. Also, a large shipment of the INDIA AND CHINA TEA COMPANY'S STANDARD PACKET TEAS, Direct from the Company; SEEDS7~SEEDS. Just received, direct from England, y-A large assortment of FARM, GARDEN, & FLOWER SEEDS, Of the finest variety in cultivation. New Early Peas, , .. !r: .:•;•• Marquis of Lome Cucumber, Giant Roca Onion, Growing from 21b to 51b in weight. EARLY SEED POTATOES. TO ARRIVE— A choice assortment of „ COLONIAL GROWN SEEDS GEE AND GO. rjno DESTROY THE MONOPOLY .hitherto assumed in the western part of Greymouth (we are not the sole agents), we have imported, and now have ON SALE, • THE INDIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S STANDARD PACKET TEAS. . :6ur impression of this Company's teas has not been favorable. This we can only account for on the supposition that, up to the present time, their inferior descriptions orilyhave been in the market, but we find their fine Teas (which we now have on hand) are really superior, possessing an aroma arid fulness of flavour, rarely met with. .•.:.. JAMES HAMILTON and CO., Mawhera Quay. i t\ (\ (i(\(\ CABB AG E PLAN TS. OU,V/UU Early York, Enfield, uoudon Market, &c. NEW SEEDS, just arrived. American Store, Greason street.