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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1870, 3 August 1874, Page 3

Gazette in Bankruptcy IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF WESTLAND SOUTH, HOLDEN AT GREYMOUTH. In Bankruptcy. TpAKE Notice that JOHN HAR •*- GRAVES, of Greymouth, in the Pro vince of Westland Bootmaker, a debtor, not in custody, did on -the first day of August, 1874, file in the District Court of Westland South, holden at Greymouth a declaration of his insolvency. GUINNESS & WAJKNER, ■■':.- Solicitors for debtor. Meetings. /"GREYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB. The HALF-YEARLY GENE EAL MEET ING of the Members of .this/Club will beheld on MONDAY next, 3rd AUGUST, at 8 p.m., in the Albion Hotel, Greymouth, Business : To receive Treasurer's and Committee's Reports for the past season. To elect Committee for next season. And whatever business under notice ■ may be brought forward. JAMES PAYNE, Secretary. f^i REYMOUTH" VOLUNTEUHfIM VX BRIGADE. The USUAL MONTHLY MEETING of the above will be held THIS (Monday) EVENI S G\ at 8 o'clock sharp. By order, W. BISHOP, Secretary. TtTEALTH OP NATIONS QUARTZ * ' MINING COMPANY, Registered. r Jhe ordinary half-yearly MEETING of ihe Shareholders of the above Company, will be held at the Company's offices, Greymouth, on MONDAY, the 10th day of AUGUST, 1874, at seven o'clock p.m. Business: To receive half-yearly report and .< ;. : . balance-sheet. : . J. M'MILLAN, ; Manager. Greymouth, 31st July, 1-874. <•■'•' Public Notices. XTrEALTH JOF NATIONS QUARTZ. MINING CO. (REGisTEREb): At a meeting of the Directors of the above Company held on Saturday, the Ist instant, a Dividend (the fifth) of One Shilling and bixpence per share (6500 th) was declared, payable at the Company's office, Greymouth, on and after Tuesday, the 4th August. J. M'MILLAN|V Manager. f^ REYMOUTH AND MARSDEN VJT TRAMWAY LINE. From MONDAY, AUGUST 9th, Goods carried by the above line will be delivered as follows : — '."■■ From Greymouth to Paroa, 15s per ton, From Greymouth to Marsden, 30a per ton. From Greymouth to Maori Creek, Greenstone and all parts of the Marsden District, at reduced rates as per agreement. -r N consequence of the high wholesale prices JL we, the undersigned, BOTCHERS OF GREYMOUTH, are reluctantly compelled to RAISE the Retail PRICE OF MEAT sold at our respective Establishments, and on and after this data the price of first-class Meat will be asfoU lows 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 ... ... 8i „ 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 ... ... Is 6d Hotels, 6d all round, except Vealand Pork ... ... 8d per lb. Private families, all joints, 7d ; chops, steaks, and sausages, Bd. Shipping, 6d all round ; corned beef, by th» cwt., sdi (Signed) WOOLFE and RILLEEN, SUISTED BROS., GILBF.RT 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 ex. ception of Saturdays, when they will be opeu until 10 p.m. npo DESTROY THE MONOPOLY ~"~ hitherto assumed in the western part of Greymouth (we are not the sole agents), we have imported, and now have ON SALE, THE INDIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S STANDARD PACKET TEAS. F Our impression of this Company's teas has not been favorable. This we can only account for on the supposition that, up to the present time, their inferior descriptions only have been in the market, but we find their fine Teas (which we now have on hand) are really superior, possessing an aroma and fulness of flavour, rarely met with. JAMES HAMILTON and COi, Mawhera Quay.