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Grey River Argus, Volume XVI, Issue 2045, 26 February 1875, Page 1

_ Shipping. MESSRS M'MECKAN, BLACKWOOD AND CO.'S steamers will be despatcbed, weather permitting, from Greymonth on or abont the following dates :— Return Tickets issued at Reduced Rates. For Melbourne direct— OTAGO, M'Lean, about Bth March. ••':"■- For Nelson, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dun- * edin, Bluff Harbor, and Melbourne— TARARUA, Clark, March B.| Tickets may be obtained for all the Aust ralian and New Zealand ports. Unless passengers book at the office of the Agents one hour prior to the departure of bhetender Dispatch, they wi require to pay •heir own fare over the bar. Owing to the inconvenience. arising from so many visitors to the ocean-going steamers, none will* henceforth be allowed on board, without an order from the Agents. For freight or passage ipply to GIRDWOOD, LAHM AN, & CO. , Agents, Mawhera Quay. N.B. — Passengers booked through to Sydney and Adelaide ,; . *- Ti/f *MECKAN, BLACKWOOD, & CO.'S ¥ IVX LINE OF STEAMERS. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. On Arrival of Steamers, Bills of Lading • must be presented, and freight paid at the office of the undersigned, prior to delivery of goods. GIRDWOOD, LAHMAN, & CO., Agents. STEAM TO HOKITIKA. FTIHE Fast and Favorite Screw-Steamer JL W A I P A R A, Captain Bascakd, Will leave for the above port ;•.•• THIS DA¥ (FRIDAY), At 11 a.m. For freight or passage apply to GIRDWOOD, LAHMAN & CO., Agents. FOR MELBOURNE DIRECT. fTIHE Clipper Three-masted Schooner X ST. KILDA (189 tons register), Captain R. L. Owen, Will be despatched as above on [ SATURDAY, 27th FEBRUARY, 1875. The cabm accommodation is very superior. For freight or passage apply BROS, ■: Hospital street. TOWAGE. GREYMOUTH AND HOKITIKA. THE Powerful Double-Engine Tugs DISPATCH AND LIONESS Are prepared to Tow Vessels in and out of Greymonth and Hokitika, as per agreement, to be arranged on application to G.W. MOSS, Greymouth; and J. CHESNEY and CO., Hokitika. Art Union. mo BE DISPOSED OF BY ARTJL UNION. That well-known Property at Paroa, known as Irving's Junction Hotel • also, the Paroa Gardens, consisting, of Six Acres Freehold Land, in full crop, stocked with the most choice collection of Flowers, Bulbs, Fruit ; Trees, &c. ; together with Dairy Cows, Cow Sheds, Byres, Fowl Houses, Stables, one Horse, Spring Cart, and Harness. Eight Hundred Members at One Pound each, to consist of Twelve Prizes, viz :— MtIZE. VALUE. .1 Hotel, Gardens, Crops, Stabling, Byres, Cow Sheds, &c. ... ... $600 0 0 2 One Horse, Spring Cart, and Harness ... ... 45 0 0 3 Two superior Cows ... 30 0 0 4 One two-year-old Bull, one Heifer, in calf ... 19 0 0 5 One Cow 15 0 0 6 „ „ ... ... 14 0 0 7 „ „ ... ... 14 0 0 8 „ „ 14 0 0 ■• 9 » »» 14 0 0 1© „ „ ... ... 14 0 0 11 „ „ 13 0 0 12 Two Heifers, rising two years ... 8 0 0 £800 0 0 Committee : Mr M'MILLAN, r Mr JAS. HAMILTON, Mr W. F. STRIKE, Mr F. HAMILTON. ([Treasurer : Mr MIDDLETON. As the] proprietor is going home, this is chance rarely offered to the public. To take place at Mr Jas. Middleton's Wharf Hotel, Greymouth, on the 18th day of March, 1875. ADAM IRVING MACLEAN'S SUNNYBANK HOTEL ISo Town Road. To be Disposed of by ART UNION ON THURSDAY, 18th MARCH, AT MIDDLETON'S WHARF HOTEL, Greymouth. 150 members, at £1 each. The only reason for the property being disposed of is on account of the proprietor in- ' tending to leave the Colony. GILBERT STEWART, Treasurer. I O N D O N A GEN C V The "Guby Rivee Argus" and Weekly Argus" may be read gratuitously in London, at the News Rooms of Messr Gordon and Gotoh, bt Bride's street where advertisements and subscription wil be , . • ■■ . ■ : ■