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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1902, 10 September 1874, Page 2

JEWELRY ! JEWELRY ! JEWELRY ! JUST RECEIVED, per Wallace, ex Taranaki, a choice and beautiful assortment of COLONIAL JEWELRY. F.C.D U P R E . Watchmaker and Jeweler. Mawhera Quay. "VTOTICE.— Mr ROBERT WILSON has ■*^ been appointed Agent in Greymouth for the Grey River Argus, and will deliver | the paper every morning, on and after Ist MAY, 1874, to subscribers residing within the town boundary. Persons desirous of becoming subscribers will please leave their address at this office. Subscribers not receiving their papers regularly, by leaving notice at this office will lnve the fault at once remedied. KERR, A.RNOTT, & CO r CALCUTTA SWEEP. J Drawing positively TO-MORROW EVENING. Sweeps for the few chances left TO-NIGHT and TO-MORIIOW NIGHT, in the Albion Hotel. jVr ATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY. The Agents beg to inform COTTAGE and PROPERTY HOLDERS that they are prepared to accept risks at as LOW RATES as any other Office in the district. G. W. MOSS & Co., Agents frr Grey River District. Greymouth, April 22, 1874. HEED OATS. SEED OATS. From Oamaru and the T«*ieri. 200 sacks Long Tartarian Oats 200 do Potato do 200 do Danish do 50 do Black Norway (last year's yield on the farm ia Oamaru where this lot was grown, was 80 to 100 bushels per acre; price much lower than last year) 20 do CAPE BARLEY, for Early I Green Fodder 1 Ex Eliza Firth, from Melbourne, re- shipped from Tasmania, 160 sacts Brown Rivers, Prince Regents, and Pink-eye Seed Potatoes Peruvian Guano, Bone Dust, &c. Grass and Clover Seeds. This is a fine opportunity for farmers changing their seed. DUNCAN M'LEAN, Boundary street.