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Grey River Argus, Volume XXIII, Issue 3611, 22 March 1880, Page 3

Public Notices. EDUCATION BOARD OF THE D'STRICT OF W6STLAND. WANTED — ASSISTANT FEMALE TEACHER, for flokitika School ; Balary, £145 per annum. TEACHERS, for Westbrook .School, under 88th Clause; sala'y to consist of capitation allowance Applications, with copies of Certificate?, &c, wi'l bo received up to the 31st iDßtant. F. T. ROBINSON, Secretary. Office of the Registrar of Electorp, Resident Magistrate's Court, Greymoath, March 18, 1880. FORMS OF APPLICATION to be placed on the Electoral Roll of the Grey Valley District can be obtained at this office. TOM KENRICK, Registrar of Electors. NOTICE is Hereby Given that the PAKTNSRsRIP hitherto existing between the Undersigned, and carried on at GranviJle under the style of YOUNG • BROTHERS, has. been DISSOLVED by Mutual' Consent. All Debts Owing to the late; firm most be Paid' to WILLIAM YOUNG., who remains ia the Business, and all Liabilities, if any, of the said firm will 1 be Paid and Discharged by the said WJlliani Young. Dated this 16th day of March, 1880. WILLIAM YOUNG, JAMKS YOUNG. Witness to signature of William Young— Cameron Smith, Sterekeeper, Greymoutb. Witness to *ignature of James Young— Willjam Perkins, Solicitor, Greymouth. ATHER .MATTHEW, AND TEMPEUANCE. ALEC T U R E On the above will be delivered by the BEY. W. HEAVINGHAM ROOT, In the VOLUNTEER HALL, TUESDAY EVENING, 30fch MARCH, i At 8 p.m. Vocal and Instrumental Music during the Evening. Doors open at 7.30. Admission, 2s. ■VTEW POTATOES, FIRST-CLASS. To be had of the Chinese Gardener, A. H PEE, At Six Pounds Ten, Shilling Per Ton, or Eight Shillings "Per Cwt. rpRINITY CHURCH, GREYMOUTH. The remaining Lectnres of the course upon "THE LIFE 'OF CHRIST" Will, D.V, be delivered, as Dearly as, possible, upon the days which are commemora* tive of the events to which they respectively relate, as under — Palm Snnday, 21st March — Morning: Christ's Public Procession ; Evening : Christ Teaching in the Temple. Wednesday Evening, 24th March— B p.m : Tbe Last Sapper and Christ's | Passion at Gethsemane. Thursday Evening, 25th March— B p.»n: Christ's Trial by the Jews. Good Friday, 26th Ma'ch— ll a.m and 8 p.m, Morniog : Christ's Trial by Pilate ; Evening : Christ's Crucifixion. Easter Day (Sunday), 28th MarchMorning : Christ's Resurrection ; Evening ; Christian Rejoicing. THOS. A. BOWDEN, 8.A., Curate-in-i barge. rpHE SITTINGS of the Resident MagisX trate's and Warden's Courts will be held during the month of MARCH, 1880, as under : — Greymouth— lst, Bth, 15th, 22nd, 29th. Maori Gully (Arnold)-9th, 23rd. No Town— loth, 24th. Ahaura— lltb, 25th. Kumara— 4th, 16th, 30th. Dunganville— 3rd, 17th, 31st. In the event of weather preventing travel* ling, the Courts will be adjourned from day to day. JAMES MAOKAY. R.M. and Warden. PROTECTION OF CLAIMS DURING EASTER HOLIDAYS. All Gold.Mining CLAIMS, RIGHTS, and PRIVILEGES within the Nelson, Southwest, and Grey Goldfields will be PROTECTJSD from the 27th to the 31st of MARCH, 1880, both diys inclusive. JAMES MACKAY, Warden. Warden's Office, Greymouth, Mar<& 13, 1880. Tramway. f^i REYMOUTH AND KUMARA TRAMWAY COMPANY, LIMITED. TRAMS will leave Greymouth and Eumara respectively as under :— Monday ... 8 a,m 3-30 p.m Tuesday ... 8 a.m 3.30 p.m Wednesday ... 8 a. m ... . ...4 30 p.m Thursday ...Bam 3.30 p. m Friday ... Ba.m 3.30 p.m Saturday ... 8 a.m 4.30 p.m SUNDAY TRAMS. Leave Greymouth ...Ba.mand3.3op.ro Leave Kumara ... 8 a .m and 3.3o p.m Goode Freight, 35a per 20001 b. WM. A. HEATON, ___^_______^______ Seoretary. Brewers ESTLAND STEAM BREWERY AERATED WATERS, AND CORDIAL MANUFACTORY, Murray street, Grbymotjth. The Proprietors are now Brewing the best Beer on the Coast, which can be had at all the Principal Hotels in Greymouth and Grey Valley. ASK FOE BLACKMORE'S BEER. J. J. BLACKMORE & CO., Proprietor. P.S.— A Letter Box kept fw ordera to Gilmer's Hotel.