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Grey River Argus, Volume XVI, Issue 2237, 9 October 1875, Page 1

[ -'. .■■ : '.' , ; HotelSi '•'.■ .. :■■ BA N K HOT E L N^ext to the Bank of New Zealand, 'greymouth. The undersigned begs to acquaint his up country friends that he has recently takei the above Hotels Every care and attentioi will be Btrictly' studied 1 for the comfort o: visitors to this well-known establishment. ; . '..£s; PETER DUNGAN, ■ ;."■•:. ■' ■■ Proprietor. ,T ON ES' HOT EL, *^ '•'■' Mawhera Quay, Noted for the excellent quality of all iti liquors, • ; JAMES JONES, Proprietor. j.. ■ ; .•■■■ , ' fur .:>>— >":;■ -.': • .-.■ : ■: ■ ■ jtjood Stabling,* Loose Boxes, attended to bj ■■-, t : ; ; a steedy and careful groom. TEA FA LG A R HO TEI (Late D, Carroll), ; ; Mawhera Quay. • . Mr JOHN RANKIN would respectfully intimate to. the public that, he has become proprietor of the above house, wherein will be found the very best accommodation. The bar will be found to be replenished with the pur est of wines and spirits. . Excellent Stabling. Waggons leave the Hotel weekly for Reefton and the Grey Valley. JOHN RASKIN, . Proprietor. HALF-WAY HOUSE HOTEI Middle Terrace, Nelson Creek. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. Saddle Horses for Hire. A Ferry available at all times on the creel: R. POTTS, Proprietor. TRIGGERS' REST HOTEL, . Hatter's Terrace, Nelson Creek, The. undersigned, late of the Diggers Rest Hotel at the Foot of Nelson Creek, begj to announce that her New and Commodout House, Hatter's Terrace, is just opened. The premises: are ; arranged . specially for the convenience of the public; and the name of the proprietress is a guarantee for the excellence of the accommodation provided. Wines, Ales, and Spirits of the Best Quality ..-.-. Stabling and Horse-Feed. -.: BRIDGET ELWARD, •■•,.. ProprielresSi Ironmongery* pOESTTH AND' MASTERS WHOLESALE IRONMONGERS, Greymouth, Are in receipt of MONTHLY SHIPMENTS DIRECT FROM ENGLAND, Have now Landing and to Arrive, ex Oakworth and Udston, from Glasgow, A splendid assortment of Smith and Wellstoods Cooking and Office Stoves . Also, ex Gunivere, Rialto, Holmsdale, Cul zean, Easby, Galatea, British Peer, Hamp shire, and Portia, from London. 200 qr-barrels Hall's Blasting Powder Curtis and Harvey's Gunpowder : 126 kegs French Wire Nails Gilpin's Trimmers Gilpin's Patent-eyed Augers Galvanised Corrugated Iron, sft to 9ft Brass Founding : : Spike Nails Walker's Patent Shot Sheet Lead Electro-plated ware . Britannia Metalware Sorby's Saws, Adzes, Chisels, &c. - Brushware, every description Thomas and Holt's Curved Picks Gas Fittings, large assortment Attwood'a Anvils : ; . Attwood's Quartz Hammers ■ Rodger's Cutlery Johnston's do Also ex Don Enrique, from New York. Lamp Wicks Oak Dining Chairs Oak Office do Devoe's Kerosene. And have now od hand a full stock of a] descriptions of ENGLISH & AMERICAN HARDWARE Also, A LARGE ASSORTMENT of SUNDRIES Imported expressly with the view of sup plying the requirements of the Storekeeper; and business people of the Grey district. . Bar and Sheet Iron and Steel Blacksmiths' Bellows, Anvils, &c. Galvanised, Plain, and Corrugated Iron, Ridging, &c. Agricultural Implements Truck and Whim Wheels Best Manilla Rope, £in to 6in I large stock of White Lead, Paints anc Colors, Paint Oil, Colza, Caßtor foi machinery, Engine packing, Cottoi Waste, &c. 1 large stock of Bridles, Saddles, Cart. anc Leading Harness, &o. American, Parlor, and Dining Chairs Bedsteads, all kinds Guns, Revolvers ; Powder, Shot Blasting Powder, &c, Williams's Butchers' Tools, StufferSj ' Cleavers, Meat Cutters, &c. Alaigestock of American Lamps, include ing Bracket, Hanging, and Table Lamps, Chandeliers, &o. ITR. R. ; W. JPO WN ALL, TEACHER OF MUSIC AND DRAWING Instruments correstly Tuned and •Renairedi ! ,:•; . -.i teMPORARY.sADDRSSS:^; ,O L:'' t :iVi: ■.:;-: > i KilgOUl's UnionlHot&li^i '■'■ i^JJit I •; Greymouth