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Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1692, 6 January 1874, Page 3

Gazetta in Bankruptcyr "VTOTICE is hereby given that, by reasori ■^-' of the non-attendance of Creditor^ the first meeting of the creditors of, PETER MULVAY, of Ahaura, in, the Province of Nelson, in Sew Zealand, farmer and storekeeper, a bankrupt, has been adjourned until FRIDAY, the 9th day of JANUARY instant, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at tiio Court House, Greymouth. . v! Dated this fifth day of January, 1874. i HEBER NEWTOST, : Solicitor for the Petitioning Creditor. | v : Meetings. TtT R B A R N E T T WUI ADDRESS the ELECTORS ; ■ ' '.' ■'". '• At ' ■ ;;■."■. ' : ; ' :r '[[ Paroa on Tuesday Evening, .' ) :" ; " - ■'■■■.■:" ■' ' ' - ' : "^..rrir? Maori Gully on Wednesday Evening, . Maori Creek on Thursday Evening,': { Greenstone on Friday Evening, ' \ ' :^ J .'* Marsden on Saturday Evening. , , :;t > Watchmaker, &fo f • mo THE INHABITANTS OF GREYMOUTH AND THE SURROUNDING ( DISTRICTS. ■'-"/-« ALEXANDER SINGEE,r Watchmaker and Jewellbiv ; - • Begs to intimate, to them that he .has COMMENCED^ BUSINESS in ttoße large and specially-built premises adjoining t>e White Horse Hotel; Mawhera Quay, with a large and well-selected stock 5 of Colonial Jeweiry, Gold and Silver Watches, Colonial Gold Albert Chains, Brpoche^Jiir. rings, : Ldckets, ; Scarf Rings, Ladies'j'arid Gentlemen's Fancy Rings, of superioi; and varied designs. ; : b ii f A.S. desires to call special attention to his large assortment of Clocks— eight-day, thirty hours, and a variety of striking docks, of English, French, and American Maniacture. Colonial' Gold manufactured oir/the premises. ■ . . : ' ;)ri • All work entrusted to him will Ye promptly executed and workmanship guaranteed. ' Watches Cleaned and Repaired. . JJotd the Address— . A. SIN GE X, Watohmakbb and Jeweller, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. N.B.— No .business transacted on Saturday until 5 p.m. . '. \ Art Union. ' TTOLY FAMILY SCHOOLS, AffAUBA GRAND :ART.;UNION!: In Aid of the Funds of the above Schools, . . ' namely-r/ ST . MARY' S ' SC H O'OI . ■ ■■' ' ■• ■• m .-.-.And. „ : „'■•• ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE Will take place about May Next, 1874.' iOO Prizes of the Value of £200. 2000 Tickets at Ten Shillings -Each. " PR I Z E S: One Pianoj value ... L. £50 0' 0 Three Harmoniums, each from 10 to 20 Two Portative do, do,. ' ¥ 4 16 : 6 Three Musical boxes, " do ; r,^?to f Two Silver; Watones & Gold Chains, 6 to '10 Three do ! - 3to 5 Four Clocks, ' r lto 4 Ten Framed Pictures 1 to . 4 Seventy-two other good articles of V. the aggregate value of 20 0 0 $ ■ ' —■ Note. — In order to afford each subscriber an opportunicy of drawing his own ticket, a drawing will take place in each district where tickets have been sold. The lottery-box will be removed to the several districts until all tickets have been drawn for. The drawing will be conducted under the management of a temporary committee elected by the sbuscribers. - (Signed) E. PERTIUS, . Chairman of the Ahaura School Managing Committee. ■ '"■— «&• •.;;. .■■'.:/. HaKers. ;■,'..',".,',,;;; yjrr . j -jw /o 7 ;r N B S, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BtKERY v c ESTABLISHMENT, Maokay street, Greymoutbf , Under the patronage of His Excellency Si George Bowen, WILLTAMS'S 1 OLD ESTABLISHED BTEAM-PACKET BAKERY, ? , ■'■:!;'• ;•■ :■ Ad joining, Custom House. ; :n ~ - . . - '' . *5 r BRANCH ' ESTABIiSffiMENT, Boundary street,--Hot Pies and Coffee always ready.,. Choice selection . of Fancy . Biscuits, Sponge Caket Confectionery, &6.-'r |; , .-■' „ -r ;: a Proprietor V3.RE YMOU^BDV BAKERY, \A Tainui street, next Wesleyan Chapel. . . r D. MORGAN, . BREAD AND BISCUIT BAstBR, W6uld^ respectfully; intimate to the tiublit generally that he has purchased the goodwill of the business of =Mr Thomas GleesonJ and trusts by 'attention to the -wants: of hia : customers, and supplying a UoodandPura Article, to merit a continuanoe, of favors acooraed to his predecessor. , , : •,, . J taken and estimates given for