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Grey River Argus, Issue 77, 10 July 1866, Page 4

rf^OBB AND CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE '' OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. A Coach will leaye the Booking Office of the above Company, next to Osbprne's Empire Hotel, Hokitika, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS', for ' Christchurch and intermediate Stations, going through in THIRTY-SIX HOURS. A Line of Cpaches has also been estabUshed between HOKITIKA and GREYMOUTH, to RUN DAILY from both places. j For. particulars as to the time of starting, &c., apply to, the above office, and at Jphnson's Hotel, Greymouth. L. G. COLE AND CO., Proprieters. Westland Manager — W. Crawley. "OORTRA JTS_ FOR THE MILLION T AIT PO THER S, Photographers, k ' From Dunedin and Hokitika, Beg tp inform the inhabitants of Greymouth and district that their PORTRAIT ROOMS ARE KOW OPEN, Next the Monster House, Mawhera Quay, : And request those ladies and gentlemen desirous of having Photographs taken to favor them with an early call, as their stay at the Grey is limited. Portraits taken for brooches, lockets,, cases, frames, carte de visites, audsennotypes. Equally well in any weather. Orders for Views punctually attended to. .■-...-' , - June Ist, 1863. -VTOTICE TO MARINERS AT THE GREY. The outer flagstaff has" been discontinued, and a skeleton beacon placed on the beach, which in a line with the flagstaff, will cross the bar n the deepest .water. Attention is to be paid, as heretofore, to the movements of the semaphore. The lower mast has been boarded to seaward, showing a flat surface of I7in,, painted white to make it more consx)icuous. The skeleton beacon is loft high, above the upper part of the bank, and a flag-pole 6ft. above that showing a red flag. The signals in use at the Grey are the same as those at the port of Hokitika. THOMAS TURNBULL, ' Harbor Master for Westland. npo STATIONERS & STOREKEEPERS. The Undersigned has On Sale a large assortment of Stationery, suitable for storekeepers and stationers on the diggings. These goods, having been imported direct from Britain, are otfered at XJi'jces that will give satisfaction. r Blue and cream note paper and envelopes Memorandum books ot every description ' Tinted note paper and envelox>es Foolscap, ruled and plain Gillobt'a, Mitchell's, and Perry's pens lluled note and lctterpaper Billhead i>aper Metallic books Copying presses and requisites. A. 11. LIVIiNGSTON, Princes street, Dunedin. RE M O V A L . ..._ ' . AMERICAN AND GREYMOUTH HAIRCUTTING SALOON, The subscriber resxiectfully informs the i public that he has Unmoved his Hair-cutting I tihainx)ooing, and Shaving business to the . New iSaloon (late British Lion Hotel), Albert street, a few doors below Dr Foppoly's, which is sui)i)lied with all the modern ax^liances for comfort and luxury, and which is now, beyond all dispute, tlie S^ar Hair-cutting Saioon of the Urey. Remember, "Pro bono Publico." P. A. JONES. fir 'A IB : CU T TING. Trie subscriber begs to inform his old customers and the public that he has just opened a Hair-Out'tmg and Shaving Saloon adjoining and in connection with his Bathing Rooms, albert street, below Dr Fox^poly's oflice, where he will be always be found ready aud.iiappy o serve tlicra iv the best style. Hotßaths, 2s 6d. Ladies and Childien's hair cut, curled, and cleaned. P. A. JONES. ■JESSING FRIENDS, NEXT OF KIN, "*■'■ Unclaimed Money Restored, &c. HOGAN S Australian, Europeau, and Anicricau General Agency Office and Universal JNews lioom, under the x>atronage of the Goveinaiints of Is'ew South Wales, Victoria, Soutli New Zealand, &c, &c. ' ' . The Proprietors of the Grey River Argcs are hereby ax>pointed my authorised agents. , l^nquiries for Missing ii'riends, or other in- ' i'orniation sought through the advevtising^ colunms of this Journal, will have immediate attention. iv the