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Grey River Argus, Volume 57, Issue 10520, 26 February 1902, Page 3

LOST — From Blackball a Chestnut PONY MARE. White star and stripe on forehead. Finder rewarded. Robert Hanna, Blackball. LOST— Between Revington's Hotel and Boundary Streeb, Gold Opal BREAST PIN. Finder will be rewarded by returning same to H C. Harley and 00. EDUCATION BY MAIL. __-._ From all parts of New Zealand we are j constantly receiving appreciative letters from students in THE AMZEMCAIf SCHOOL OJP €70JBJB_-JSJPO_FJ_t___-€J.. The school teaches by Mail— Mechanical, Electrical, Locomotive, Marine, Stationary, and Textile Engineering, Heating, Plumbing, Ventilation, Dyeing, Mathematics, etc. The American School of Correspondence enables you, by spending a few hours of your time weekly in home study, to qualify yourself for a better position. The fees are low, and payable in monthly instalments. If you are interested, write or calllto-day| far Free Handbook of School. If you decide to join, the studies can be commenced at once. The School teaches whereever the mail reaches. '„' Communicate with A H REED, 12 Rattray Street, Dunedin ; Or THE HEMINGWAY COMMERCIAL, COACHING & CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL, 192 Queen Street, Auckland; ! Or MR A F FOOTE, Agent, Greymouth. THOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH. DISTRICT ELECTORS ROLL, 1902. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given tha. the District Electors Roll is now being prepared and all persons who have during the past twelve months acquired either a Ratepayer's, Freeholder's or Residential qualification are requested to send in their claims for enrolment on or before fche sth day of March next. Residential occupants who did not vote at the last election are hereby notified that their names havo been removed, and that it will be necessary to make a fresh claim. £~ ; Forms of enrolment can be obtained at this office. EDWARD IVEAGH LORD. Town Clerk. SHELLBACK "GOLD - DREDGING COMPANY, LIMITED. APPLICATIONS for DREDGE MASTER ; also ENGINEER, will be received until 3 p m on WEDNESDAY, 26th inst. Applicants to state terms required. J. L. DOOGAN, Secretary. TO LET— SHOP Plate Glass Window, Mawhera Quay. Apply H. W. Lloyd, Jeweller. HOKITIKA AGRICULTURAL SHOW. A MEMO has been received by me from the above Society requesting me to a9k business people to Close Half an Hour earlier nexfc WEDNESDAY in order to allow employees who are wishing to see the Cuttle Show to catch the 12 30 train. I will, therefore, feel glad if citizens will find ifc convenient to comply with the small request. A. MATHESON, Mayor. i i REV RIVER HOSPITAL. APPLICATIONS for LAUNDRESS at Hospital will be received until 3 p m on WEDNESDAY, srh MARCH next. Wages £72 per annum. ! "J. L. DOOGAN, Secretary. Greymouth, 20th, February, 1902. ri REYMOUTH HARBOR BOARD. The ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING of the above Board for examining and settling ACCOUNTS of the Buard for the year ended 31st December, 1901, will be held at fche Board offices, Gresson streefc, on TUESDAY, 4th March, 1902, afc 7 30 p m. The statement and account are printed . and lie afc the office of the Board ready for fche inspection of creditors or other parties interested. HT B. BURNETT, Secretary. Harbour Board Offices, Greymouth, 22nd February, 1902. /^REYMOUTH DISTRICT HIGH \J SCHOOL ATHLETIC SPORTS. VICTORIA PARK ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, Beginning afc 1 p m. Come and see,our big afternoon's work in order to carry oufc the huge programme Admission 6d ; grandstand 6d ; children half-price. *Vee mites free. Refreshments another 6d. 50 Dozen Entries. F. PEGLER, Hon Sec. Srtlros. Have jusfc opened a magnificent assortment of JEWELLERY and SILVER GOODS suitable for PRESENTS. Variety and Prices Uuequalled. Everything guaranteed genuine and bears the requisite Hall Mark. Everything marked in plain figures at exceptionally low prices. ; Everything Npi . T_.iu.fc Designs in ' High-class quality. Inspection of our Window and inside Show Cases respectfully invited. Gilbert Bros, THE SHOP FOR PRESENTS, Tainui Street. (next Gilmer ifotel), GREYMOUTH. /^Tp ERA HOU S~E. THURSDAY, MARCB 13. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL TENDERED TO THE Delegates of the United Fire Brigade Association of New Zealand. .Tickets 5/Dancing to commence at 8 30. J. G. WALTON, Secretary,