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Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1752, 17 March 1874, Page 1

Wanted. AT Mrs SHIEL'S Registry Office and Servants' Home, Wanted, Barmaids and General Servants, for town and country. First-class female Cook waits re-engagement. Address Tramway Cottage, opposite Masonic ffall. -• - ■ -. • WANTED, a General Servant. Apply Mrs M'Beth, Post Office. WANTED.— The Misses Crocker have room for a few more Apprentices and Improvers. W" ANTED, a Lad to look after Cows and make himself generally useful. Apply office of this paper. . WANTED, a General Servant. Apply Mrs F. Hamilton, Mackay street. WANTED a Man Cook. Apply at once at Hanney's Hotel; * WANTED, an Apprentice for the Engineering business. Bae and Sewell. WANT"D IT KNOWN, that T NORTH, the Little Shop, at the corner of Mawhera Quay and Boundary street. Greymouth, is an Importer of Crockery, Glassware, Toys. American Chairs, Basketware, and other Fancy Goods, and is determined to sell at low prices- -his motto being "Small Profits and Quick Returns.", Goods carefully packed. Goods out on hire. For Sale. pi O R^ I A^ L E, THE ROBERT BURNS HOTEL, Situate in Maori Creek, New, River District, now doing a capital trade. The above presents a first-rate opportunity to anyone wishing to enter into the above business, as the house is built in the centre of a rapidlyrising district, and is bound, in the hands of a pushing man, to command] a still more extensive trade than it even at present has. For particulars apply to J. GREATOREX, On the premises. pi "o iii s~a T. c! One-half interest in the Grey Valley Butchery, Nelson Creek, including yards, stables, &c. For full particulars apply to D. MACLEAN and CO. CT () il S A" L IT A SIX-HORSE WAGGON, nearly new, and TWO Staunch Draught HORSES and HARNESS. Apply J. KENNEDY, ALaura ; or KENNEDY Bros , Greymouth. TCI O R SALE. A Four-horse PASSENGER-COACH and four sets Harness. All nearly new. For particulars apply to KENNEDY BROS. TMPOET AN T NOTICE. MOST VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. The LEASE, FURNITURE, and GOODWILL of the OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, AUCKLAND, Will be sold at public auction (unless privately sold) on WEDNESDAY, Ist APRIL, For particulars apply to EDWARD PERKINS, Proprietor X A N D FOR SALE 70 acres on the Greymouth and Marsden road, about half-way between the two towns. Price, £3 per acre. 150 acres at back of Kaiata Reserve near the Circular Saw Hotel. Price, £2 per acre. 100 acres on the Arnold road, very fine White Pine and Black Birch forests. Price, £2 per acre. The above land will be sold in lots of from 10 acres upwards, to suit purchasers, on easy terms of payment. . . : ■ ; • JAMES WYLDE. Greymouth, 14th February, 1874. O BAKERS, STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. FOR POSITIVE SALE. One of the best established and most lucrative businesses in the Grey Valley, comprising a GENERAL STORHJ and BAKERY in full working order. The Store is the only one in the best district on the Grey Gold-fields, and has had a steady and profitable trade for the last six years, which is capable of a large extension. The Bakery has the principal custom in two old established and populous localities, and the business in connection with it could al be largely extended. The Buildings are commodious and complete ; the Stock in the stor9, and the plant and material belonging to the Bakery can be taken at a valuation. Either business will be sold separately, or both can be taken together. N.B. —This is an opportunity seldom met with, and satisfactory reasons can be given for the sale. „ For particulars apply to WHITE and GARTH, Or, I M. H. HAYDEN, '■■:■■■■ : Ahaura. A Very fine sample old IRISH an SCOTCH WHISKY, at Duncan M'Lean's Boundaiy Btreet s