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Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1679, 20 December 1873, Page 3

Auctions. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 20th DECEMBER, At half-past two o'clock. RACES! RAGES! Sale of BOOTHS, &c. To Hotelkeepers, Fruiterers, and othera. D MACLEAN AND CO , will sell by public auction on Satur day, the 20th inst, at half -past two o'clock at the Albion Hotel, Bight to 4 Booths, and 1 Fruit stand Right to Sell Cards of the Races On the Racecourse during the races to b< held ou New Year's Day. D. MACLEAN & CO., Auctioneers. THIS DAY. SATURDAY, 20th DECEMBER, At 2 o'clock sharp. Sale of BOOTHS, &c, for the Christmas Sports. To Publicans, Fruiterers, and others. D MACLEAN AND CO. , will sell by public auction, on Saturday, the 20th inst, at two o'clock sharp, at the Albion Hotel, Right to 3 Booths, and 2 Fruit stands On Camp Reserve, during the Christmas Sports. D. MACLEAN & CO., Auctioneers. QTOCK AND SHAREBROKERS. NANCARROW and CO., having resumed the STOCK and SHAREBROK£JSG branch of their business, are prepared to undertake the legal management of Companies and the sale and purchase of Mining and otner Stock. Meetings. •piLECTION NOTICE. MR H O O S Will address THE ELECTORS OF GREYMOUTH A.V GILMER'S HOTEL, THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, . At 8 o'clock. pLECTION NOTICE^ SUPERINTENDENCY OF WESTLAND. MR JAME3 A. BUNAR Will address the Electors of Greymouth On MONDAY, 22nd DECEMBER, In GI L M ER'S HALL, At 8 p.m. MR BON AR Will visit the NEW RIVER and ARNOLD Districts on TUESDAY, 23rd DECEMBER, addressing the Electors at MAORI CREEK, at 5 p.m.; MAORI GULLY, at 8 p.m. TTILECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. MR [JOHN WHITE Will address THE ELECTORS OF. GREYMOUTH On TUESDAY EVENING, : At 8 o'clock, :'/' In GILMER'S HALL. _rt ÜBioH. f LEWISSOVS GRAND ART UNION at GILMER'S HOTEL. £2000 worth of Goods to select from, Forty-one Prizes, amounting to £200. 200 Tickets, amounting to L2OO. It is an even thing that you can draw with Five Tickets £5 worth of Jewellery, with the chance of getting £77 10s worth. fIST ALWAYS OPEN. At any time you . can speculate TWENTY SHILLINGS. No occasion as in a Raffle to wait till the .List is full. :; Mode oy Drawing. Two hundred Tickets, numbered from 1 to ; 200, are placed in envelopes in a bag, from which, at any time, a person can have a draw by paying 20s. Should it be a Prize or Blank it is returned to the bag, keeping always the full number of Prizes and Blanks. Should you take the whole 200 Tickets, yon will find that the Prizes and Blanks amount to £200, for which you would have paid £200; thus proving that the Art Union is perfectly even. The|profits on the goods is the only advantage the proprietor has, taking the pbances of losing £27 10s. FRI&E FOR A POUND. The Prizes given away will be found to be worth the amount they represent. The name of F. H. LEWISSON is alone a guarantee for the genuineness of the Art Union and of the Goods j twelve years resident in Auckland. Should any of the Prize numbers be drawr Out, the party at once receives his Jewellery, and the ticket is returned to the bag, giving the next person who speculates a pound the chance of drawing it. Should it be drawn out 20 times in one day it is still put in again, giving everyone the same cbance, not as in a lottery where only one person oar draw the high pri*e. Here everyone cat get it if he is in luck. Persons drawing Prizes are not compelled to take the articlei on the list, they have the privilege of select ing an article or articles in stock for th< same amount, and they will find the goodi worth the money charged. Should you dray two, three, or more prizes you can place th< amountß together, thus giving you a chanci of winning any article in Jewellery in stool for a small outlay. A person drawing 1, 5 10, 15, and 35, would receive £72 103 wortl of Jewellery or Watches for an outlay of £5 The goods are all marked selling price ii 'i S plain figures. The Prize Number can alway be seen before a person draws. CHANCES, TWENTY SHILLINGS.