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Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1751, 16 March 1874, Page 3

Meeting's. fTTOLUNTEER NOTICE. The Greymouth Rifle Volunteers will PARADE at the Volunteer Hall, for Inspection of Arms and; Accoutrements, THIS EVENING, the 16th March, at 8 o'clock. This being the last inspection paiade for the financial year, Volunteers failing to attend will forfeit their capitation allowance. F.HAMILTON, Captain. H.A.C.B.S. Branch 17. ITHHE Members of the above are requested to meet at the Branch Room at 8.30 on ST. PATRICK'S DAY, to join in the Annual PrOCeßßiOn< J.C;AHEAEN, Secretary. /GREYMOUTH VOLUNTEER FIRE IJT BRIGADE. NOTICE. The MONTHLY PRACTICE of the above Brigade will take place THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock sharp. By order, LUCIEK HENRY, Hon. Sec. Business Notices. T> 0 0 T S . M. O'BRIEN, BOOTMAKER, MawheraQuay, Has received this day, ex Kennedy, 100 pairs Dunedin made E.S. Boots, which he guarantees equal to any Boots made to measure. Price : £1 2s Gd. An immense stock own make on hand. -~mX\T s# moor: ho use, / SOLICITOR, Wellington. I Parliamentary Agent. "VTAGOFFIN AND FRASER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY. GROCERS, Boundary street. TXT ALTON AND MURRAY, CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, AND BRICKLAYERS. Importers of BRICKS, -FIRE BRICKS, TILES, LIME, CEMENTS, &c. Yard, Mackay street, Greymouth. BY APPOINT MEN T Dyer to His Excellency the Governor. ALEX- ROBERTSON, General Dyer and Scourer, Collingwood street, Nelson. Silks, i Woollens, and every description of dyeing done at the moßt reasonable terms. Gentlemen's Clothes Dyed or Cleaned to look like new. ■ . _ "If M'D.O N N E L L , Wholesale and Family Grocer, Tainui street. ALL NEW GOODS (GUARANTEED). Cheapest House in Greymouth. BANK PRICE GIVEN FOR GOLD. •'■;■ NEW DRESSMAKING, . MANTLEMAKING, MILLINERY, and IB UNDERCLOTHING •w ESTABLISHMENT. THE MISSES CROCKER would desire to inform the Ladies of Greymouth, and the country districts that they are prepared to execute all orders they may be favored with in the above branches, and to make ut) LAbiEs' owx materials in a thoroughly artistic manner, with ?ONCTUALITYjtOgetherwithREASONABLE CHARGES. M A C K A Y~S T R E E T (Opposite Volunteer Hall.) EW ZEALAND STEAM COFFEE MILLS (Established 1864). D. STEPHENSON AND CO., Wyndbam street, Auckland, The largest direct importers of Raw Coffee, Pepper, apices, and Dry Goods . in New Zealand, Have on nand and FOR SALECOFFEES- Haw and Roasted, Mocha, Plantation, Java and Native, in bond and _duty paid COFFEES— Koaflted and packed under their celebrated brands of Exhibition, Eagle Crown, ana Elephant, in 1, 2, 4, 7, 28 and 421 b tins PEPPERS— BIack and White, whole or ground, in tins, from upwards ; ayenne Pepper in cruets Mustards, Chocolate, Cocoa, Arrowroot, .Nutmega, Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, " Ground Rice. Essences assorted. Thiß firm ras been established for over nine years, and has lately admitted Mr W. A ckland 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 have no connection with any other manufacturer in New Zealand •pIONEER HOTEL, MARSDEN. DERBY SWEEPSTAKE, 200 members at 10s, on Greymouth Jockey Club Handicap, W>U be drawn by a Committee selected from the Subscribers, at the Pioneer Hotel, Marsden, on MONDAY, 16th March. 3, CARD, Treasurer.