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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1900, 8 September 1874, Page 3

Gazette in Banlncuptcy . r pAKF. NOTICE, that the First Meeting ■■■• of the Creditors of WILLIAM PARKES, e£ Greymouth, Bootmaker, a bankrupt, was, by reason of non-attendanca adjourned seven days, and -will be held on SATUEDAY, the _ TWELFTH day of SEPTEMBER, 1874, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Court House, Greymouth. GUINJSTESS and WARNER, Bankrupt's Solicitors. Anmsemente ■pRELIMIN.AKY NOTICE. VOLUNTEER HALL. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1874. . GRAND VOCAL AND INSTURMENTAL CO N C E R T, In aid of the funds of the _L GRE YMOUT H T< >WN BAND, programme in future issue. . PuWic Notices. rpHE COLONIAL BANK OF NEW ± ZEALAND. Intimation is hereby given to Shareholders that to entitle them to vote at the Meeting adv.rtised to be held on the,. 3ofch day of SEPTEMBER next, it will be necessary that they should sign the Deed of Settlement of the Bank, or a duplicate thereof, before that day. - J A duplicate of the Deed now lies at the Office of Messrs G. W. Moss and Co., Mackay street, Greymouth, where ; Shareholders are requested to call and sign the same. WM. YOUNG, Interim Secretary. /^ALC'UTTA SWEEP SYDNEY METROPOLITAN STAKES, To be drawn On FRIDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER. V Tickets can be had at the Albion Hotel. Sweeps for Tickets TO-NIGHT. SEEDS.— EARLY SEED POTATOES CABBAGE PLANTS, AND FRUIT TREES. ; D. MAGOFFIN, Grocer, Boundary street, Is now in a position to execute all orders he may be favored with (in any quantities) r in the above lines. Afew bags of the celebrated Mohong or African Lady Finger Early Potatoes, growtngfrom 18in to 2ft long — none other in" New Zealand. ' ■ , T3ARRETTS SOUTHLAND STORE, . Half-Ounce. WINES, SPIRITS, AND GROCERIES, ! GOLD BOUGHT. Highest Price given " BUTCHERY. GOOD STABLING. Agent for the Celebrated SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WINE. 'V. fl. D. BARRETT, ' Proprietor Tobacconists. A MERICAN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE JLJL :.".:■ ■■• • . " ■ , Mawhera Qtr^y, Greymouth. A. M. HUNTER, Proprietor. ." ARVILL AND M'KINNEY, CIGAR MANUFACTURERS, And TOBACCONISTS. Mawhera Quay. ..-.-■•> Educational. ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL,. Greymouth. . ' ; : MR JOHN CLAUD AHEARN :3 (Of. St. Patrick's College, Melbouurej, - Head Teacher. For the ordinary school fee the following subjeebs will be taught :— English, French, Spanish, Latin, Greek, Book-keeping (single and double entry), Algebra, Euclid," MeDsuration, Geography, Navigation, Astronomy, Optics, Pneumatics, Chemistry, Reading. Writing, Composition, Correspondence, and Elocution. ;M A Lady Assistant Teacher has been previded. During the ordinary school hours, only Buch subjects will be taught as belong to a thorough English education. N.B.— Mr Ahearn sent up two pupils for the New Zealand Civil Service examination, both of whom passed— one being high on the list of merit. Sixteen of Mr Ahearn's pupils passed the Matriculation and Civil Service examinations at the Melbourne University.. MISS DYCOCK, of St. Patrick's Schooo Greymouth, is ready to give Lessons in French, German, and Music, at the residences of the pupils, every, day in the; week, after 4 o'clock p.m. Terms on application. Coal Merchants Tjl B. LLOYD AND CO COAL MERCHANTS, Beg to intimate to the public of Greymouth and the surrounding Districts tnat they are now prepared to deliver COALS to any part of the Town at 25s per ton. , Orders left at D. Maclean and Co' 6, or at the Depot, Richmond Quay, shall haVe - immediate attention. ~ T> E S T O A L MR GEORGE MAKTESi - - The Noted COAL MERCHANT lanow Selling the Best Dry Coal. .....-..-, 25s per Ton, Cash on delivery. - - N.B.— Drays on hire, and Cartage orders promptly attended to. „ „ ; ',