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Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1690, 3 January 1874, Page 3

For Sale. T7IXPIRATIOA OF LEASE ■^ EXPIRATION OF LEASE. ROBERT B \i O W N, BOOTMAKER, Being about to leave the ciistiic! 1 , will offer the whole of his STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES At a Great Sacrifice, in order to effect a clearance within a monih. The stack consists of Wellingtons and Half Wellingtons, Strong; and Light Watertights, Elastic side Boots, he. R. B. would draw the attention of the public to the fac'j, that the above-mentioned • ooclshave all, without exception, been manufactured on tbe premises. -ROBERT B R OWN, Boot and Shoemaker, Kext Brian Boru Hotel, Greymouth. All outstanding accounts are requested to be paid by the 31st of the present month. JN. PETERS IMPORTER OF WINDOW GLASS All sizes. PAPERHANGINGS, In great variety. The greatest and best assortment from the Home manufactureis from 4d per piece. Good Satin Is 6d per piece. Boundary street Warehouse. "jl/I'AGOFFIN AND FRASER Wholesale and Retail Grocers. A large stock of NEW FRUITS and CHRISTMAS GOODS J ST ARRIVED. Shipping supplied. ~~ " Hotel. A MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR. As Christmas only comes once a year, JAMES JONES, in studying the interests and pleasures of his many friendp, and to give a treat to the Miners during the holidays, has determined to introduce the famed THREE STAR BRANDY, and pledges himself to supply the genuine article until after the New Year. JOKES'S HOTE L, Mawhera Quay. S LATTERY'S HOTEL Corner of Albert street and MawheraQuay. '■ RHODY SLATTERY'S new hotel is how opened. in those magnificient premises lately occupied by Thomp on, Smith, and Barkley. New and elegantly fitted up bedrooms. - All the requisites of a first-class hotel will be found. - ■ . ' RHODY SLATTERY, Proprietor. Wanted. WANTED a General Servant. Apply Mrs Wickes, Tfchiui street south. AT Mrs SHLEL'S Registry Office and Servants' Home, Wanted, Barmaids and General Servants, for town and country. First-class female Cook waits re-engagement. Address Tramway Cottage, opposite Masonic Ball. yy A N T E D ■ Cue Hundred Good Axemen, to fall bush between Reef ton and Lyell. Wages, 13s per day. . Apply to JOHN M'LEAN. WANTED, a General Servant. Apply by letter, giving references, to Mrs Whitefoord, Ahaura. WANTED, a General Servant. Apply. Mrs G. S. Smith, Mounb street. WANTE"D,T"Generii : "SeEvant. Apply to Mrs M'Lean, JBounclatVr.street. ■ss \ sVEducational. . \v> ■ft/TRS. AND MISS GODFREY "having REMOVED to Pembroke Cottage, High Btreet, Marsden road, will be happy to; receive their pupils on the 7th inst. ' „i TI/TR JOLLY'S SCHOOL, Hospital street/ will RE-OPEN on MONDAX sth)/f Jammy/ . ,V '"'.'■':■.'■'■■.-''.^-// Januaiy 3,. 1874. '. '[ ? / TtoCISS HpLi,IDA,Y^S^SOHOOL WILL "REStfME STUDIES On MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1874. ' Herbert street, Greymouth. Lost and Found, LOST, on Sunday, supposed to |be on the tramway, a Cameo from a girl's Earring. The finder will be rewarded on leaving it at the office ot this paper.. ' : O I 7i R E W A B'D. LOST, or taken from ' the person of John Aageson, about £60 in £10 notes, £5 notes, and £1 notes, near the Railway Terminus Hotel, about 2 o'clock on New Year's inoining. Any person giving , such information to the police as will lead to the recovery will be paid the above reward. The numbers are known. Missing' Friends. JAMES LAW. -%i this Adv«srtisment is ceen by James Law (late of Fernhill, Aberdetnshire), he is entreated to communicate with bis relatives 'at once! Father is dead. And it ia,,of. importance that bis residence be known to his relatives, if he cannot immediately come home. Any person having knowledge of the aboye James Law, his residence, if alive, or particulars of his death, who ;can give ■ such information {o his relatives, wiu gjeatjy favor them by writing to Mrs Law, Fernhill, Counjjesswells, Aber'de,enshire, Scotland. The writer to ehclose 1 his own address at Wame timeV