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Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1750, 14 March 1874, Page 3

Tenders. . TU" OTI C E TO S.INKERS TENDERS required for Sinking a Shaft at Brunnerton. Specifications to be seen at Messrs Taylor and Raphael's store, at Greymouth ; also at Mr Taylor's store, Brunnerton, where tenders are to be sent in on or before MONDAY, the 23rd instant. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. CHARLES TAYLOR. i^OBDEN DISTRICT BOARD. TENDERS will be received at Mr Dickies', Cobden, until SATURDAY, the 14th March, for the Valuing of Property in the Cobden district. P. REGAN, Chairman. TIENDERS are invited for the Erection ■*• of two Cottages, in Puketahi street. Tenders to close on SATURDAY, 14th* inst., at 4 p.m. Plans and specifications to be seen at the office of the undersigned. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. A. EISSENHARDT, Architect, Gresson street. For Sale. TND, OOOPE AND CO., Burton-on-Trent. The undersigned are now in receipt of regular shipments of their celebrated INDIA PALE ALB, bottled by the brewers. BLIGH and HARBOTTLE, Melbourne, July 1, 1873. "Cl OR SALE To Miners, Speculators, and Otters. One-third Share in a Water-race and Sluicing Claim, situated on Stillwater Creek, Maori Gully, known . as Enright and Co.'s Race.* To parties wishing for a good and safe investment the above offers inducements not often met with in the district. The present holder of the share is about visiting the old country. For full particulars apply to P. PURCELL, Maori Gully. TjIREEHOLD LAND' CANTERBURY. Good Agricultural Land, on the Plains, ready for the plough, can be purchased tbiough the undersigned, price, £2 per acre. Three-fourths of the purchase money ad vanced on mortgage, if required, at 8 per cent. As thousands of acres are being bought ' up every week, early application is desira ble. BAIN BROS., Land Agents and Surveyors. Christchurch. T>RODUCE. PRODUCE. PRODUCE. C. WOOLCOCK and CO. are daily expecting from Canterbury .the following goods :— 150 kegs Butter 3 tons Cheese 44 cases Bacon and Hams 600 bsgs Oats 180 do Oatmeal 150 do Wheat 160 do Flour 200 do Bran, With Bundry smaller lines. The whole of which iwill be offered on the wharf on arrival, at their usual . LOW RATE OF PROFIT. Business Notices. TtTAGOFFIN AND FRASER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAM IL V GROC ER S, Boundary street. Yf^ALTON AND MURRAY, CONTRACTOBS, BuiLDEBS, AND BRICKLAYERS. ' : ' ' ' ' Importers of BRICKS, FIRE BRICKS, TILES, LIME, '' : 'CEMENTS, &c. ; : Yard, Mackay street, Greymouth. T>Y APPOINTMENT -*"* Dyer to Hia Excellency the Governor. : ALEX r ROBERTSON, General Dyer and Scourer, - -,'■ Collingwood street, Nelson* Silks, Woollens, and every description of dyeing done at the most reasonable terms. Gentlemen's Clothes Dyed or Cleaned to look like new. • iyT; M'DONN EL L , " '• ' Wholesale and Family^Grocer, ; Tainui Btreet. : ALL NEW GOODS (GUARANTEED). ; Cheapest Houfee in Greymouth. BANK PRICE GIVEN FOR GOLD. ~~~~ NEW .:■ „ DRESSMAKING, . ,'.. MANTLEMAKING, „i i; ; , .MILLINERY,; and UNDERCLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. TH E MI SS E S CROC KER •'" would desire to inforjn the Ladies or Gbkymouth, and the country districts that they are prepared to execute 'all orders they may be favored with in the above branches, and to make up Ladies' own materials ;in a thoroughly artistic manner, with punctuality, together WithfIEASONABLE CHARGES, MAOK AY STREET (Oppoaite Volunteer Hali.)