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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1844, 3 July 1874, Page 3

! Drapery. -.. . PRELIMINARY ADVERMBEffIT. New Drapery and Clothing Establishment. p. d. tod i), will open in a FEW DAY'S those Pemises in Boundary street, Greymouth (lately occupied by Mr D. Magoffin), with a Large and Well Assorted Stock of DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, &c. Of First-class value, and Specially Selected for the Present Season, and trusts to merit a fair share of the Public Patronage of the Inhabitants of Greymouth and Surrounding Districts. ■■BceceßeoeectiL gCJ^Particulars in future Advertisement.

Stationery and Fancy Goods. ■ROOK AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE (Next the Bank of New South Wales), Mawhera Quay, Gbeymouth. C. C. SOMMERS, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER and STATIONER. The largest establishment, and the largest and best Stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY, and FANCY GOODS on the West Coast of New Zealand. C. C. SOMMEKS is receiving regular supplies of NEW BOOKS and NEW MUSIC by every mail from Europe, and by every Melbourne steamer direct. C. C. SOMMERS has on sale magnificent PIANOS, and HARMONIUMS, In Walnut and Rosewood. Violins, Flutes, and Anglo-German Concertinas, in great variety. A splendid assortment of New Goods, suitable for Birthday and Wedding Presents. IMPORTANT NOTICE! C. C. SOMMERS is appointed Agent for , the AUSTRALASIAN and the SKETCHER for Greymouth and District. The propietors of the Australasian desire to announce through their Agent, Mr C. C. Sommers, that it is their intention shortly to PRESENT GRATIS to Subscribers, A LARGE ENGRAVED SUPPLEMENT, Giving the Portraits of the Members of the new Legislative Assembly. The best ability obtainable has been engaged upon the artistic and engraving work, and no effort has been spared to make the Portraits a faithful and accurate Picture Gallery of the new Parliament. C. C. SOMMEKS receives his Journals and Monthly Magazines by Suez Mail direct, and guarantees prompt delivery to Subscribers. Government Depositary for Stamp Duties. C. C. SOMMERS.

Art Union. Albion grand derby sweep No. 3, <' ON THE SYDNEY GRE^AT METROPOLITAN STAKES, A Handicap Sweepstakes of 20 soys., with 300 soys added, to be run at Rand wick, New South Wale 9, on Sept. 10, 1874, 1000 members at £1 each. Fifty-six prizes. First Horse (seven-twelfths) ... JESB3 6 8 Second Horse (two-twelfths)"™ 166 13 4 Third Horse (one-twelfth) ... 83 6 8 Starters (to be divided amongst) (one-twelfthj ... ... 83 6 8 Non-starters (to be divided amongst) (one-twelfth) ... ... 83 6 8 The Drawing will take place at the Albion Hotsl, Greyuiouth, On THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. 3, Under the direction and supervision of Messrs D. Maclean, James Hamilton, W.F. Strike, F. Hamilton, James Kerr, and W.M'Millan, Assisted by subscribers present. Tickets may now be obtained from the Treasurer, Mr Richard J. Tonks, Albion Hotel, Greymouth. Immediate application for tickets solicited. N.P. — Please cross all cheques, with exchange added. Post Office orders preferable. R. J. TONKS, Treasurer. Public Notices. ivr c) i? i c e~. Having Disposed of all my Book Debts, prior to the 15th June, to Mr E. B. FOX, that gentleman is authorised to collect, and, if necessary, to sue for the. same, and his receipt will be a sufficient discharge. J. B. ROCHE. TVTOTICE OF REMOVAL. D. MAGOFFIN haying REMOVED a few doors along Boundary street, into his new premises, lately vacated by Mr Brown, draper, next the "Grey River Argus' Office, intimates his continuance in same business as heretofore. ■O 15 A^ T> G IS R] ■*■ • Importer 1 of ■ PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, AND VARNISH, Mawhera Quay. On Sale— Watt's Patent Glass Cutter ■pUBLIC NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF GREYMOUTH. W. J O N E S has REDU C&D the PRICE of BREAD to QJ THE 4lb. LOAF, For the best quality, made from Adelaide Flour only, and no sour rot.' WILLIAM JONES, London Bakery, Mackay street.