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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1939, 23 October 1874, Page 3

Bazaar. A GRAND FANCY BAZAAR ?'i aid of ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL, ■will be b.eMiutbe VOLUNTEER HALL At CHRISTMAS NEXT. Ti?e. Vowing ?adies have kindly consented to bold Stalls : — Mrs Griffin Mrs Quinn Mrs Speedy Mrs Joyce, and Mrs Kennedy, And -will be assisted by Mi' 3 Fitzgerald Mrs Hickson Miss (-iriffln Miss Fitz^era'd Misses Lundon Mrs Hung^rford Mrs Butler Mrs Drumtn MissTwobill Mra M'Donnell Mrs O'Brien, and other ladies. Contributes in raoney or kind will be ;uankfully received by tbe above-named adies, and members of the Committee. The School Committee beg to state that, jy reason of the recent river encroachment m the present school site (which a few years igo cost upwards of £600), they have had to ncur & large debt for the purchase of a new lite, upon which it is their intention to jrect new schools. Coaches. P*KEY VALLEY AND EEEFrON UT MAIL LINE OF COACHES, beween Greymouth, the Grey Valley, and ieefton. Start every morning, from Gilmer's Hotel, it 7.45 a^m, for Ahaura ; and for Reef ton, •n Tuesday and Thursday, at 7.45 a.m. All carriage of parcels must be prepaid to insure responsibility. GILMER BROS., Proprietors. COBB AND COS "TIELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL 1 COACHES jeave the Australasian Hotel, Hokitika, ivery Tuesday and Friday, at 6 a.m., for Jhristchurch. Great reductions in freight of parcels and uggage. CASSIDY, CLARKE, and CO., Proprietors. A SHTON'S LIVERY AND BAIT t\. STABLES, Boundary street. Horses, Buggies, Gigs, Pog Carts, Wagonettes, Albert Cars, and Coaches on Bire or all parts of the Coast, E. ASHTON, of Greymouth, and J. RAE, f Hokitika, having made arrangements, the ,bove can be supplied at immediate notice ,nd reduced rates. Saddle Horses on hire between Greymouth ,nd Hokitika, daily. Single fares, 20s; eturn, one livery, LI 10s. Horse Feed on Sale. E. ASHTON, Boundary street. piRTCYMOIiTH AND HOKITIKA UT ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES, Via Marsden and Greenstone. This line is now open over the entire road, md leaves Greymouth and Hokitika each norning at 9 o'clock. Jrey mouth Gilmer's Hotel lokitika British Hotel CAMERON BROS., Proprietors. Seeds. j^EED POTATOES, SEED OATS, Zx Zephyr, from Melbourne, re-sbipped from Tasmania, 200 bags Pink-eye and Brown River Seed Potatoes Long Tartarian fcteed Oats Potato do Black Norway, great yielder, and make large quantity straw Fine sample Rye Grass, Cocksfoot, White and Red Clovers, Swede Turnips, Mangolds, Field Carrots, &c, &c. A large stock of Anderson and Mowat's celebrated Oamaru Flour (equal to Adelaide), Oatmeal, Pearl Barley, Fowls' Wheat, and Barley. Fine Assortment GARDEN SEEDS. Fo arrive per Mary Ogilvie and Crest of Wave, 350 sacks prime Taieri Potatoes 300 sacks Bran, &c. DUNCAN M'LEAN, Boundary street. TTIVERY VARIETY Of UtEW AND CHOICE GARDEN SEEDS, On Sale at J. Hamilton & Co.'s, MAWHERA QUAY. All Seeds Guaranteed. SEEDS.— EARLY SEED POTATOESCABBAGE 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), in the above lines. Last Shipment to hand this Season of EARLY SHAW POT a TOES. FJ. B A R K F R , • NURSERYMAN, Arahura. A large Stock of Fruit Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Flowering Plants, Bulbs, &c, crown expressly for the West Coast. Orders left with Mr C. A. C. Hardy, (Messrs Smith and Barklej's), Greymouth, will be attended to. WANTED KNOWN— That the cheapest and neatest PRINTING may be had at the GiiEY Hiveb Abotjs Office, Boundary street.