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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1960, 17 November 1874, Page 3

Auctions i^iIRD WOOD, LAHMAN, AND CO., (Late D. Maclean and Co.) AUCTIONEERS, STOCK and CATTLE SALESMEN, Shipping and Commission Agents, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. TjiOß SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. -EL, • ■ ■ ■ The undersigned have for sale by private contract, a large Hotel in one of the most populous and flourishing digging townships in the Grey Valiey, furnished with one o* Alcock's best Billiard TaWes and everything necessary to carry on a large business. The house always has, and is now doing, a lucrative trade, the only reason of the proprieior disposing of this property being pressing business engagements in Victoria. Immediate pos; assion can be given, For full particulars, apply to GIRDWOOD, LAHMAN, & CO., Mawhera Quay, mOWNSHIP OF WALLSEND. The UNSOLD SECTIONS in. the above Township are now ON SALE at the Office of the undersigned i GIRDWOOD, LAHMAN, & CO. Seeds. QEED POTATOES, SEED OATS, Ex Zephyr, from Melbourne, re-shipped from Tasmania, 200 bags Pink-eye and Brown River Seed Potatoes Long Tartarian Seed Oats Potato do ' Black Norway, great yieMer, and make large quantity straw Fine sample Rye Grass, Cocksfoot, White and Red Clovers, Swede Turnips, Marigolds, Field Carrots, &c, &c. A large stock of Anderson and Mowat's celebrated Oamaru Flour from the Kakanui MilU (equal to Adelaide), Oatmeal, Pearl Barley, Fowls' Wheat, and Barley. Ask for the Kakanui Mills Flour. Fine Assortment GARDEN SEEDS. In stock per Mary Ogilvie and Crest Wave, 350 sacks prime Taieri Potatoes 300 sacks Bran, &c. DUNCAN M 'LEAN, Boundary street. T^VERY VARIET Of NEW AND CHOICE GARDEN SEEDS, On Sale at J. Hamilton & Co.'s, MAWHERA QUAY. All Seeds Guaranteed. SEEDS.— EARLY SEED POTATOES^ CABBAGE PLANTS, AND FRUIT TREES. T>. MAGOFFIN, Grocer, Boundary street, Is now in a position to execute all orders he may be favored with (in any quantities), in the above lines. Last Shipment to hand this Season of EARLY SHAW POTATOES. Bazaar. T GRAND FANCY BAZAAR in aid of ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL, will be held in the I VOLUNTEER HAL L At CHRISTMAS NEXT. The following ladies have kindly consented to hold Stalls :— Mre Griifin MrsQainn Mrs Sheedy Mra Joyce, and Mts Kennedy, And will be assisted by Mrs Fitzgerald Mrs Hickson Miss Griffin " Miss Fitzgerald Misses Lundon Mrs Hungerford Mrs Butler Mrs Drumm Miss Twohill Mra M'Donnell Mrs O'Brien, and other ladies. Contributions in money or kind will be thankfully received by the above-named ladies, and members of the Committee. The School Committee beg to state that, by reason of the recent river encroachment on the present school site (which a few years ago cost upwards of £600), they have had to incur & large debt for the purchase of a Dew site, upon, which it ia their intention to erect new schools. XTOTICE.— Mr ROBERT WILSON ha 3 been appointed Agent in Greymouth or the Grey River Argus, and will deliver the paper every morning, on and after Ist 1 MAY, 1374, to subscribers residing within [ the town boundary. r Persons desirous of becoming subscriberf i will please leave then ddress at this office. I Subscribers not receiving their papen i regularly, by leaving notice at this office wi 3 have thefault at once remedied. J KERR, ARNOTT, & CO v "pUBLIC NOTICE TO THE INHABI g TANTS OF GREYMOUTH. s o W. JONES has REDUCED ti c PRICE of BREAD to t, c QJ THE 4lb. LOAF, For the best quality, made from Adelaic Flour only, and no soui rot. * WILLIAM JONFS h, Londoo Bakery, 1 laokay street. ft : — ft WJ ANTED KNOWN— That the cheape at W and neatest PRINTING may be hi irs I the Grey Rivbr Akgus Office, Boundary '• Btreet,