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Grey River Argus, Volume 21, Issue 3102, 25 July 1878, Page 1

Public Notices TXT ANTED KNOWN I, JOHN TANNER, wish to inform the public of the Grey Valley that I am now at business on the new and commodious HORSE - SHOEING ESIABLISHMENT Of Steatford and Cotjpe, Adjoining their Carriage Factory, inGresson street, and also that 1 shall, by strict attention and care, endeavor to merit a continuation of the confidence of horse owners as heretofore. Note the Address : NEXT DOOR to CARRIAGE FACTORY, Gresson street. ITISSING FRIENDS. JAMES PENNY, who left Canterbury for the West Coast in the year 1870, is requested to communicate with Bobert MUler, farmer, West Eyerton, Canterbury. Any person giving iuformitiqn respecting tbo present place of residence of the above, or in case of death, conclusive proof of same, will be rewarded. A ' O A R D. Mr E. A. DRURY begs to inform the residents of the Grey Valley that he has BE3UMED his BUSINESS (so successfully carried on by him for seven yars) as MINING AGENT, Arbitrator. Valuator, and Accountant, at Clifton road, near the Ahaura Hotel, Ahaura. Mr Drury having had considerable experience at the Law, will be prepared to advise on all matters pertaining thereto. Old clients are respectfully requested to note the address. E. A. DRURY. TTOLUNTEERHALL The above Hall is most suitable for Dramatic Purposes, Lectures, or Public Meetings. For further particulars, apply J. W. HALL, Masonic Chambers U B L I C HALL, Corner of Tainui and Cbapel streets. The agent of the above Hall has much pleasure in calling the attention of the public to the fact that he is now able to supply a want long felt in Greymouth, viz., a really commodious and comfortable HaLL, centrally situated, for Lectures, Balls, and Theatrical Purposes. The Hall is now being reseated, and a complete set of stage scenery is now being painted by that talented artist, Mr Neville Thornton. For terms and further particulars, apply F. J. GLEESON, Agent. Coals. /^HEAP COALS ! CHEAP COALS ! LLOYD AND CO. Mr A. MATHESON having purchased the Right and Interest of the above Firm hopes, by strict attention to the^ trade, to receive the same patronage as his predecessors, and be assmeß 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 T. North's, Boundary street, or at Coal Depot, will be punctually attended to. OAL PIT HEATH - MINE — Mr JAMES DRUMM has now been appointed Sole Agent in Town for the Sale of this Company's Coal. The Coal from the Coal Pit Heath Mine is specially selected for the Town requirements, and will be found of first class quality for household purposes. Orders left at the office of Messrs Nancarrow and Co, or Trafalgar Hotel, will receive immediate attention . JAMES DRUMM. fiOAL. COAL. COAL. Mr JAMES BRIMBLE,' having been appointed SOLE AGENT in Greymonth for the GREYMODTH COAL COMPANY, announces that he is prepared to deliver the j above Company's Coal in all parts of the | town and suburbs at Current rates. Painters. "O BADGER Importer of PAPERHANGINGS, GLASS, Oil PAINTS, AND VARNISHES. Brown and Umber Colored HEMATITE: A large assortment of PAPERHANGING?, from 6d der piece and upwards. SCRIM, from 6d per yard. House Painting, Sign Writing, &c. Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. FR E V L I N G, . TAILOR and CLOTHIER, Albert street, opposite the Church, Greymouth. F. R. has much pleasure to announce to his customers and the public generally, that he has just received per Maori a shipment of Coat ngs, West of England and Colonial manufactured Tweeds and Doeskins, of the latest patterns and best quality, which will be made up at lowest remunerative prices. N.B. — Among this, shipment are a few pieces of extra heavy goods, especially ordered for the hard wear and tear of the West Coast roads. - An inspection is invited.