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Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1711, 28 January 1874, Page 3

Drapery. - DEAPERY, MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING, BOOTS, &a THOMAS AM) M'BEATH, 9IAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH. • Are now Showing a First-class Assorted Stock of JC^ JtSL. Xr JCa MX* ~M. 9- , : - ■ MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, &c., Imported for the Summer and Christmas Trade)' and ". are Selling at Prices which cannot fail to effect a speedy clearance of the above Goods. All description of Boots and Shoes LATEST FASHIONS. THOMAS A Wd NT'S E At H , . MAWHERA QUAY. -., ■ ,7 ; . ■ ' ' '' ' ■ ' ' ' ' ; : y'. ;: ' Boot and Shoe Maker. • BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. The undersigned is now opening a new and splendid : assortment of Ladies', Gent's and Children's Boots and Shoes, In great variety, at his New Premises, : ": CORNER OF WAITE STREET AND MAWHERA QUAY, CONSISTING OP LADIES' KID ELASTICS £ GENT'S ELASTIC SIDE LEVANTS : 5 ■. .„ KID LASTING 2 „ CALF „ CASHMEKE „ BALMORAL ; ' „ BALMORALS I „ SHOOTING BOOTS „ CALF 5 MAIDS' AND CHILDREN'S, in :„ SLIPPERS = great variety. Every description of Boots and Shoes made' to order, / New Elastic reinserted. ALSO, A SUPERIOR LOT OF NELSON MADE WATERTIGHTS Note tlie Address: JOSEPH WHITE, Wholesale and Retail Bootmaker and Importer, CORNER OF WAITE STREET & MAWHERA QUAY. Tobacconists. Brokers, &c. A MERIOAN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE 7^ MOSS AND C O -£*■ „ „ IjT. ' SHAREBROKERS, : Mawhera Quay, SHIPPING, COMMISSION, MINING, AND ESTATE AGENTS, kreymoutn. Mackay street. A. M. HUNTER. SHARES FOR SALE ProPnet ° r * In all the known Reefs in the INANGABUA HARVELL AND M'KINNEY, DipRIOT, comprising Fiery Crosses, Alexandras, Hopefuls, Just-m«Times, Welcomes, Cigar Manufacturers an^ Tobacconists, \> 2 > a °4 3 » S°"* h La T rr ? s ' We t alth °. f ®*£ w ™> Energetics, Golden Ledges, Hercules, Rainy Near Albion Ho^Mawtea Quay. 2T'Sraffi 1 wB&5? b£ ?%£. (Lyell Creek) C 0.,. and other Mining InH. andM'K. have now commenced bnsi- terests too numerous to particularise. Also, ness in that Shop lately occupied by Mr shares in the .Greymouth Gas Co., Grey Tug O'Callaghan, Saddler. Their Stock of Goods Co., -w^&iM^m Oa^Aho, ■ is all of first-class quality, and warranted to Fl . ee hold Section, with Cottage, Cowper give thorough satisfaction. street » • ■ . Cigars from Pure Havannah Leaf manu Freehold and Leasehold Properties in factured on the premises. „ all parts of the town. ; To Let, an Hotel in a first-class position HARVELL AND M'KINNEY. ■ ■ ... .- »-— . .- Tobacconists. G - W.'ttOßS and CO., ■ . ,j Mackay street. . Art Union. "\Tational insurance company IN OF NEW ZEALAND. TTOLY FAMILY SCHOOLS, ABAURA CApjTAL ; 000 flhares of JJ " - — £10 each; ■<■■' GRAND ART-CJNIONI PAID-UP CAPITAiL: £50,000. In Aid of the Funds^ofjhe above Schools, Tmg puRELY LO OAL OFFICE S T MA R^Y^if SCH OO J Presents many advantages to the Insuring . 1 Public. : ST. JOS E P H°S COLLEGE TflE CAPITAL AND PROFITS WiU take place about May Next, 1874. are retained in the Colony 100 Prizes of thTValue of £200. The Head Office and Management being . Local, settlements are made without 2000 Tickets at Ten Shillings Each. vexatious delays, or references to 6 offices at a distance. One Piano, value *1. *! £50 0 0 RATES InI T ERMS Three Harmoniums, each from 10 to 20 Equal to those offered by any company Two Portative do, do ' 4to 6 in the town. ThreeMusicalboxes do 2to -jIyTERCHANTS and SHIPPERS of Goods Two Silver Watches & Gold Chains 6to 10 XVJL would find their Insurance Business Three do 3to 5 transacted with greater facility by. adopting Four Clocks, lto 4 FLOATING POLICIES, .. Ten Framed Pictures Ito 4 Issued by the . Seventy-two other, good articles of NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY the aggregate value of 20 0 0 _ _ , , , „._ to New Zealand and Australian Ports, emNote. —ln order to afford each subscriber bodying favorable terms for the Assured, an opportunity of drawing his own ticket, a Claims can be made payable in every port, drawing will take place in each district where ; G. W MOSS and CO., tickets have been sold. The lottery-box will Agents for Grey iiiver District. ■ be removed to the several districts until all ■' . .■■.'■■--,:■■• __^___< tickets have been drawn for. The drawing : . ■ .. .;,,•■'•; «... . • will be conducted under the management. of ■.■■,.-. JSIISineSS .JX.OtlCeSt,,. ;, s a criber P s OTaryC ° mmittee eleCt6d 8bU * W-ALTQN AND: MURRAY, (Signed) . E. PEIITIUS, !»,■:,.„ ;.'.•■ '...= • . , .. Chairman of the Ahaura School Contractors, Builders, and Bricklayers. ' Managing Committee. ■ ' Importers -of V-,' ".,-; V"' '.: ' ■■••.. 9 BRICKS, FIRE BRICKS, TILES, LIME, Educational. cements, &c ' ; jyTRS. AND MISS ; GODFREY Yard, Greymonth, , '/J having REMOVED to Pembroke Cottage; "T) X S P A T C H IRON W ;?^^, "*^ Herbert; street, Greymouth. .._-,, High street, Marsden road, will be happy to •...'.'. - — , .<■■ - HUGHES and CO., . . receive their pupils. ■ ENGLNEERS, MILLWRIGHTS, IRON TMTR J OLLY'S SCHOOL, Hospital street, m^ BRASS FOUNDERSJ and GENERAL has been RE-OPENED. SMITHS - ; ..' \ \ ■'■.-.. . Greymouth, January 5, 1874. T CURLE, LAW ; WRITER AND IY/TISS HOLLIDAY'S SCHOOL ' COMMISSION AGENT. HAS RESUMED STUDIES Office: Werita- street^ jbetweeh Bank, of Herbert street, Greymouth, Jan. 5. Australasia and Mr Perkins's office.