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Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1726, 14 February 1874, Page 1

Stationery and Fancy Goods. f\ REYMOUTH STATIONERY DEPOT. JOHN BOURKE ROCHE, Wholesale and Retail ; BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. Fancy Goods Repository and News Agency, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. JUST ARRIVED, A magnificent aasortment of Fancy Goods, the best ever presented to view in Greymouth, consisting of China and Porcelain Vases and Lustres, China and Plaster Figures, Toilet Sets, Inlaid aad Ivory Work-boxes, Writing-desks and Inkstands, Ladies' Companions, Jet, Ivory, and Vulcanite Brooches, Earrings, Bracelets, Crosses, Necklaces, and hirt-studs (latest fashion), Back Combs in Je and Tortoise, flair Brushes, Combs, "V\ alking-sticks, Stereoscopes, Telescopes (all sizes), Magic Lanterns, Meerschaum and Wooden Pipes of best quality, Cutlery of every description. A large variety of Braiding Wool and Crochet Patterns, Berlin Wool in every shade, Worked Slippers and Cushions. ; A first-class selection of Dressed and Untressed Dolls, mechanical, &c. The latest welty in Toys in great variety. CRICKETING MATERIALS. Balls, Bats, and Stumps, by the very best makers. j MUSIC. ■ I ': For Flutinas, Accordions, Flutes, and Piccolos this exhibition will be unsurpassed' iv the trade. Patent German and Anglo do (chromatic scale) Concertinas. This splendid assortment will be sold at prices that will compare favorably with Melbourne. j STATIONERY. Ledgers, Journals, Cash and Day Books, in every description of ruling and binding, Note, Letter Paper and Envelopes in every sizeand quality, Wrapping Paper, Printing Cards,; &c. Best quality Steel Pens, Pencils,, &c. B 0 O K,S. : A stock of over 3000 well-bound volumes of the latest modern works, Philosophical, Biographical, Historical, and Medical. Presentation Works splendidly bound._ A large assortment of Modern Cheap Novels Schools Books of every ckbcription. J. B. R. may state that he is agent for all the English ana Australian papers, and subscribers to the same can rely upon haying them forwarded immediately on arrival. PERIODICALS. Bow Bells, London Journal, Young Ladies . Journal, Englishwoman's Magazine, Family Reader, Penny Miscellany, and .Wedding Bells, received and delivered punctually as per arrival. The "Australasian,"' "Leader," and "Advocate," the cheapest weekly papers in the Colony. Terms— Subscription, 6s 6d per quarter delivered ; posted, 7s 6d. : „ Note the Address: J. B. ROC HE, 1 Mawhera Quay. ''■) ■ Grrymouth Almanac for 1874, ; s J;B. ROCHE, Sole Agent, j.^, \

Oilskin Manufactory. ; ALEXANDER HO SI E, Begs to. thank the inhabitants of Greymouth and the mining community, for the liberal support and patronage he .has received since the establishment of his Oilskin Manufactory, and desiies to inform them that he has a large stock of— ' '".'.'. "•' ; • Black and Yellow Oilskin Coats ' ! Jumpers 1 :: ■ i ••" Pants and Leggings ■■■■■■■•• i Which are much superior tojthose imported 1 from other Colonies. •; Also, . • ■ ... ! A carefully-selected stock of Men and Boys Clothing, Wearing Apparel, &c, which hejis selling at very low prices. - j ; a. hosie, : ; i (SAIL AND TENT MAKEiR WREYMOUTH. : . j Storekeepers supplied from the Manufac tory with OUskins. , j Terms liberal "■'"'- ■ ' • ; \TEW ZEALAND STEAM COFFEE 1\ • mills "■;■■■■■ : (Established 1864). ; D. STEPHENSON AND CO., . Wyndham, street, Auckland, The largest direct importers, of Raw Coffee, Pepper, Spices, and Dry Goods ' 'in New' Zealand, , ; Have on hand arid FOR; -SALE^ i COPF ES- Raw arid Roiasted; Mocha,' Plantation, Java and Native, in ; bond arid •- duty-paid : ■'■■■■" ' ' ! ' : "'■:'■■■■.<{■.? .■•■'■<>''V> i COFFEES^— Roasted and packed under their : celebrated brands of Exhibition, Eagle Crown, and Elephant, in 1, 2, 4, 7,28 and 421 b tins • PEPPERS-Black and White, whole, or ground, in tins, from upwards ; Cayenne Pepper in cruets , V Mustards, Chocolate, Cocoa, / Amwroot, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon,. Mace, Ground Rice, Essences assorted. " Tfhis firm has. been, /established for over nine years, . aiid has ' lately admitted Mr W. Ackland into partnership. ; * •' ■■'■ •■''■'] > The superiority of their brands of Coffees for purity and excellence of flavor has been fully acknowledged through the" North. .Island, and, in introducing their goods' here, they would respectfully request both, merchants and consumers to.see that the Coffees are from Auckland, as they haye.no opnnec*, tio^Vith any other manufacturer in New Zealand