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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1845, 4 July 1874, Page 3

Gazette in Bankruptcy* fTTAKE NOTICE^ that &c i!iwt fteefing I A of the Creditor* of HENRY Wffitt 1 - TAKER, of Greymouth, Garter, ; a ,bapkrupt, has, by reason of 1 noi-attendarice, -been Adjourned seven, days, and' isill be' held x on the TENmday of ! JULY, ; r lßj£ ! afrW o'clock in the forenoon, at the Court House, Greymouth. : \ "' '-"> '■•'•■: - •'•'" ■■ GmxNiss>'wA^ss^ Bankrupt's Solicitors. Public Notices. ' '.'.",!, "VTEW RIVER WATER RACE JcO. (REGISTERED.^ ;,;? ■' ''- ' ; ' ; •■-■• : » - ■ : ! :;>,'f ' : -•-—•-;--■ : : . • • . ,-:[::!■ A CALL (the Third) of O^E SEOLLING and SIXPENCE per Scrip will Ihj pajftble at the Company's Office, Greymouth, on WEDNESDAY, Bth JULY, 1874. ;, ; JAMES HAMILTON, Legal Manager. T> ARO A ROAD BOa|rD. Notice is hereby given that an ELECTION will be held of ONE qualified person to serve as Member of the above , Board in, the room of CHARI.ES TRAVIS, who ceases to hold office. The Nomination of Candidates will take place at the temporary Road Board tiffice, Paroa, on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of JULY, instant, at noon; .and the Poll, if required, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of JULY instant. .'..;.. ,j" THOMAS COLTON,, Returning Officer. Paroa, 2nd July, 1874. T N consequence of the high wholesale prices ■*- we, the undersigned, ! -'-I BUTCHERS OF GREYMOUTH, are reluctantly compelled to RAISE the Retail PRICE OF MEAT sold at our respective Establishments, and on and after this date the price of first-class Meat will be as follows FOR CASH over the counter :— Prime Roast Beef ... 6d to 7d per lb. Boiling and Corned Beef ... 6d „ Steak ~Beef 7d „ leg, Loin, and Shoulder Mutton 7d „ Fore-quarter Mutton 6d „ Side of Mutton 6d „ Veal and Pork 8d „ Chops, Steaks, and Sausages... 8d „ Tripe 8d „ Shins of Beef 2s each Leg of Beef 2s 6d Ox Heart 2s 6d Ox Tail Is6d Ox Kidney ... ... Is6d Hotels, 6d all round, except Veal and Pork ... ... Bdperlb. Private families, all joints, 7d ; chops, steaks, and sausages, Bd. Shipping, 6d all round ; corned beef, by the cwt., sd. (Signed) . WOOL JE and KILLEEN, SUISTED BROS., GILBFRT and M'KAY, E, H. EDWARDS, W . NORRIS. Greymouth, June 30, 1874. N.B. — The above Establishments will close each evening, at eight o'clock, with the exception of Saturdays, when they will be open until 10 p.m. . . ■ "TV ANC IN G ACADEMY The undersigned begs to inform the inhabitants of Greymouth and vicinity of having opened a DANCING ACADEMY at Johnston's Private Funily Hotel, Mackay street— for Ladies and Gentlemen, under the supervision of an efficient lady teacher — of all Modern Dancing. - Class for Ladies every Tuesday evening, from half-past 7to 10 o'clock. : . : Class for Gentlemen every Friday evening, from half -past 7 to 10 o'clock. Class for Children every Saturday afternoon, from half -past 2 to 5 o'clock. Terms, in advance : Per . month, 10s ; Children, ss. After the first month, a monthly Quadrille Assembly will commence, for pupils only — admittance free. : r & HOMBERG. F\ MO R G: A N , Greymouth Baker;, Bega to intimate that he has disposed of his Business to Mr SAMUEL MALLETT, whom he cordially recommends to his Customers, and avails himself of this opportunity of expressing his best thanks for the large share of support he has received, which he trusts will be extended to his successor. Referring to the above, SAMUEL MALLETT(wiII spare no exertion, not only to retain the old customers, but to secure new ones ; and both old and new may depend on Punctuality, Attention, and the Best of Quality. AJ> QPEN CE R and JONES, BRICKLAYERS and BUILDERS. Boilers and Leamington Ranges set on the shortest notice. Orders left at Cameron's Cosmopolitan Hotel will be punctually attended to. E. Spencer desires to intimate that he has no further connection in the trade with James Taylor Birch. JUT H. HAYD ENT Shabbbrokbx, COMMISSION AGENT, &o. Ah»tt» '