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Grey River Argus, Volume 21, Issue 3043, 17 May 1878, Page 3

Coals. (SpIHEAP COALS ! CHEAP COALS ! ! \j LLOYD AND CO. A. MATHESON having purchased the Right and Interest of the above Firm hopes, by stricb attention to the trade, to receive the same patronage a3 his predecessors, and he asameß the public of Greymouth that he ■will try his best to give equal satisfaction by selling good COALS AT £1 PER TON. P.S — The business will be carried on under the old title of Lloyd and Co. Orders left at Commercial Hotel, or at Coal Depot, will be pucctually attended to. COAL. COAL. COAL. for JAMES J3RIMBLE, having been ap-po-nLed SOLE AGENT in Greymouth for the GREYMOUTH COAL COMPANY, announces that he is prepared to deliver tho above Company's Coal in all parts of th own and suburbs at Current Rates. Grocers. TT ALL AND HENRY. CORNER OF ALBERT AND MAOKAY STREETS, FAMILY G'-SOCER and PRODUCE DEALER. Colonial Produce by every steamer. All orde ra -punctually attended to. HOLLAND HENRY, Corner of Albert and Mackay streets, Greymouth, M. M'DONNELL. SEVEN YEARS' OLD IRISE AND SCOTCH WHISKY Old Port : Old Sherry Martell's and Hennessy'aJßrandy Guinne&s Porter (pints and quarts) Tennant's Ale do ' Prime Christchurch Hams and Bacon Fresh and Potted' Butter ' Port Cooper Cheese New Zea'and Preserved Meats, Soup, &c. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. T p M'PARLAND (Late of Charleston). 9 "~ — . GENERAL STOKE AND BAKERY, : BRUNNERTON. i Highest Price Given for Gold,