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Grey River Argus, Volume III, Issue 138, 29 November 1866, Page 1

IT AND A. SHEItIIAED AND 00/ IMPORTERS & WAREHOUSEMEN, Boundary strket, *■ H'IJA V E O N S A L E, Ex Australia and s.s, Gothenburg. 9-i, 10-i, and 11-4 blue, grey, scarlet, and -wjrite blankets Heavy S--i calicoes and scrim T Mole, Bedford cord, and Tweed trousers >. Tweed sacs aud suits »,■ Brown aad drab reversible coats , ; Crimean, "ilauucl, and Tweed shirts ' Flannel, kersey, white and Shetland ribbed drawers Alloa, Aberdeen, and lambs' wool halfhose, &c. Together with a general assortment of men's furnishiug goods, HARDWARE AND : IRONMONGERY. Ames's and Collins's shoyeis, curved aud driving picks Adzes, axes, hammers, &c, &c. Sluice forks, buckets, rope, &c ■ . ' Wi:t Every description of Joiners' and' Carpenters' tools, together with a general assortment of FUENISHINGI It O N M O N GERY. ON S A.' L . E By the Undersigned, NOW LANDING, Ex SPRAY, . Oats Bran Flour, 50 and 100-lb. bags " Butter, prime Canterbury Potatoes Hennessy's brandy, case aiulqr-casks Whisky, Kirkliston, in case Rum, in qr-casks Geneva Old Tom, bulk and case Byass' stout Allsopp's ale Cliristelnirch bulk ale Sperm candles, Price's lib packets Tobacco, twist, qr-;tierces Clay pipes '''-''' Tartaric acid, 2S lb jars Carbonate of soda, 7 lb jars Arrowroot Sago ■'. Potted meats Curry powder Castor oil, Crossc and Blackwell's Salad oil, do Currants ' Prunes ; Jams, 1 and 2-lb tins :: £«No. 2 Moselle Champagne, Moet's Hams and bacon, Sinclair's Salt, line and coarse. GEO. TAYLOR and CO., Werita street. November 14, ISGG. nnO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.. ALLIANCE HOTEL AND DANCING- ''' SALOON, Boundary Street. The extensive alterations just completed to the Saloon, and the addition of several comfortable parlors to the Hotel, rerider this Establishment SECUNDU M N U L L I On the West Coast. — Iji Balls, under the management of a' most efficient M.C., arc held every evening, and the Baud has established for itself a wide spread reputation for ability. Every care and attention is bestowed to sustain the high character it has obtained for the quality of its Liquors, Wines, &c. This? valuable property, as the present proprietor, Mr Jules Guerin, is about to return to Europe, will be disposed of to any party in search of a good opportunity of investing money. •■ . ' ■••■ Possession may be had on the Ist January, 1867. „4 Apply on the premises, to Mr JULES GUERIN. /QUININE- WIN E . \V) This wine, being made with Quinine — an invluuable tonic — will be found an agreeable way of taking that medicine. Good for fever, loss of appetite, and general debility, by taking a wine glassful three or four times a day. Prepared by H. WHITMOUE, Richmond Quay.