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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1994, 28 December 1874, Page 1

TTTANTED; a General Servant; Apply T\->- Mrs Kerr, Tainui street. '■■-•■. ASHING wanted, by Mrs M'Farlane, Laundress, Atney street"; (second house above St, Patrick's Church, ANTED, Barmaids and General! Servants, for town and country. Wages from 30s to 50s per week. Male and Female Cooks for town. Apply Registry Office, Tramway Cottage. WANTED a Barmaid and Housemaid. Apply at Slavery's Hotel, , . WANTED, a Barmaid. Apply Ancher's Oddfellows' Hotel.: WANTED a Man for general work, and that can milk. Apply to W. J. Coatee ■ WA NTED, a smart Boy. Apply to Dr. Smith, next Union Hotel.). TXT ANTED KNOWN— That the cheapest T Jkj. and neatest PRINTING may he had at thi&GREY River Argus Office, Boundary street. WANTED IT KNOWN, that T NORTH, the Little Shop, at the corner of Mawhera Quay and Boundary street. Greymouth, is an Importer of Crockery, Glassware, Toys, American Chairs, Basketware, and other Fancy Goods, and is determined to sell at low prices- -his motto being "Small Profits and Quick Returns." Goodß carefully packed. Goeds out on hire. WANTED KNOWN —F. SEELEN, Bootmaker, Mawhera Quay, has just received from Christchurch, an assortment of Men's Watertights, Men's Elastic-side Boots, Women's do, Youths' do, Girl's do, Children's do, Boy's strong nailed Laced Boots, Children's Laced do. The above are made in Christchurch, and are of first-class make and material, combined with cheapness. Assorted sizes of my own make always on hand. Boots made to order of best material, and workmanship guaranteed, To Let. TO LET, a four-roomed detached Cottage, in Arney street. Apply Jamea Black, j Arney street. f GRAZING PADDOCK.— A Forty-acre VJT Grazing Paddock at Paroa, securely fenced, and laid down in English Grass. Terms monderate. Apply to Suisted Bros, Boundary street . ' , _ For sale. npHE undersigned have, in stock and to arrive, .For Sale DEETJBN'S CELEBRATED BAVARIAN ' EAST INDIA PALE ALE. . - . On Sale. AAIS. OAT S. 0 A T S. Just received ; From Manukau, per Wild Dack — 1300 bags Oats. From Lyttelton, per Florence— 700 bags Oats 5 tons Chaff 6 tonaßran ' : : 30 cases Hams and Bacon 30 kegs Butter 100 Cheese . 6 casks Eggs 10 tons Flour. : From Auckland, per Mary" King— • 1500 bags Oats. 624 bags Barley C. WOOLCOCK and CO. A SI N G E R XX. 'Watchmaker and Jeweller, Mawhera Quay, ; Has always on hand a magnificent assortment of Colonial-made Jewellery of all descriptions Electro-gilding done on the premises. Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired. All work done at this establisment warranted T3OOT AND SHOE MAKER. TOBIAS "GLENNON, BOOTMAKER, (Late of Cobden) now of Albert street Greymouth, adjoining Glenn Brothers, \ Has ON HAND a large Stock of his own make ; also, Leather, Grindery, Closed Legß, &c. TT E M A T I.T'B P AI N T T.- AMOS, Agent for Johnston Brothers, Nelson. Large stock always on hand. /CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR. D. M AG O FF IN, Having now all minutiae, is fully prepared to meet all demands for the festive|season. np EA S. TE A S Now open for Sale, a shipment of CHOICEST NEW SEASON'S TEA THE PICK OF S.S. AMOY'S CARGO, M. MCDONNELL, TAINUI STREET. VT "O U N G BROS., ARCHITECTS & CIVIL ENGINEERS. Literary Sooiety's Old Buildings, Maokay street, Greymouth. Surveyors Licensed under Land Tranßfe Aot.