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Grey River Argus, Volume XXIV, Issue 3988, 10 June 1881, Page 3

Drapery. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. SMITH & BARKLEY HAVE RECEIVED FIRST SHIPMENTS OF CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, 4c,Direct from Home Markets, which are NOW OPENED UP, Comprising a Large and Varied Assortment in Each Department. The Goods having been carefully selected, and of Exceptionally Good Value, will Compare Favorably with any Stock in the Colony. IN MILLINERY, LADIES' AND GIRLS' HATS, JACKETS, ULSTERS, &c, AN UNUSUALLY VAEIED ASSORTMENT INCLUDING THE LEADING NOVELTIES of the SEASON, Is On View at Very Modt rate Prices. THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, In addition to Imported Garments, is Beple+e with Men's, and Boys' Suits, Trousers and Vests, Paget and Galatea, Coats, &c,, manufactured to our order from Colonial Tweed Specially Selected for Style and Durability, Further Shipments to Arrive by Early SteamersAn Early Inspection Invited. SMITH & BAEKLEY, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRAPERS, &C-, GEEYMOTJTH AND REEFTON.

Public Notices. TTcTurts in june, TTsT. Greymouth. Warden's Courts— 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th Resident Magistrate's Court — 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th Extended Jurisdiction— 3rd, 17th Kumara— 7th, 14th, 21st, 2Sth .Ahaura- 9th, 23rd, at 4 p.m. Dunganville — 18th, at noon Arnold — 4th, at noon No Town— 29th, at noon. Barrytown — 15th, at noon H. A. STRATFORD, KM. Wardens £600 K E ™_* R D ~l6oo TO MINERS AND OTHERS. There being reason to believe that auriferous deposits exist in various parts of the Waimate County, a guarantee has been signed to pay sums amounting to FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS as a reward to the person discovering the first payable Goldfield in the County. A further reward of not less than||ONE HUNDRED POUNDS has been subscribed to be paid to the discoverer of any second Goldfield that may become payable. The Guarantee containing all the terms and particulars may be inspected at the offices of the Bank of New Zealand, Waimat" ; and a copy may be seen at any of the offices of the Bank of New Zealand and Union Bank of Australia, in New Zeaand. mEINITY C H U C R H . The undersigned will thankfully receive CONTRIBUTIONS (or promises to aid) of persons who desire to assist in BDILDING A CnURCH to replace that recently destroyed. T. RONAYNE, Parishioners' Churchwarden. Business Notices. . PATRICK S PI L LANE, CO VL AND OOKE MERCHANT. Town Agent for th i Coal Pit Heath Coal Company, Orders left at Messrs Nancarro** nnd Co, or the Coal Depor, promptly alten ed to and ? coals delivered to any part of the town at r 20s per ton ; [OABX>.] WG. S. HOUSTON, Authorised and • Licensed Surveyor. Survey work and Mining Engineering in all its branches, Roads and Railroads' Contract Estimates made out, all descriptions of business con- ' nected with Crown Lands conducted, Lithographic Maps showing snld and unsold lands in Grey and adjoining districts, Waste Lands Board attended. Offices— Upper Mackay Street, Greymouth, Town, Suburban, and Rural Sections foi Sale. T>J () t" I C E~ $• J . B . ROCHE, *? Bookseller, Mawhera Quay, d Begs to intimate to his Customers that hi ', Shop will be CLOSED during Extenisivi c i | Alterations previous to Arrival a /lev Stook,

Auctions. MONDAY, 18th JUNE. At 11 o'clock. On^jaif, .'"ongside s.s. Mu.jayJA TONS POTATOES, CARROTS, AND SWEDES. TVTANCAREOW AND CO. Ui will submit to public auction. MONDAY, JUNE 13. At 12.30 o'clock. IjARK SPROT AND CO. IVIL will sell by public auction, at their yards, AR IHURA— OC\ HEAD FAT CATTLE, t-'U All tops, thoroughly ripe, sound, and quiet. For Mr S. Garforth. Af* HEAD FAT CATTLE, -t" A draft of very prime Beef— of rare quality. 1 PRIME BRED BULL, For Mr John Ferguson. A(\(\ PRIME CROSS-BRED tfcUU WETHERS. For Messrs Elder Bros. fcffcr PRIME CROSS-BRED DO WETHERS. For Mr F. Frask. HORSES — LIGHT HARNESS, HACKS, and DRAUGHTS. Salts at 12.30 p.m. MAKK SPROT and Co, Auctioneers. Public Noticr ;. ALBION SWEEP. ADELAIDE QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY CUP. Prize-Holders will please PRESENT TICKETS for PAYMENT on and aftei MONDAY, 13th INST., at the ALBION HOTEL. Mr F. B. Waters w: ! pay same on presentation. Country prize-holder! please forward first opportunity. RICH. J. TONKS. "jyOTICE TO LEASEHOLDERS' Crown Lands Office, Nolson, June 6, ISSI. HOLDERS of LEASES of CROWJ LANDS are reminded th»t all Rents dv must be paid to thn Receiver of Lan< Reveuue, Nelson, or to tho Local Lan< Offices at Weßtport, EeeftoD, and Ahaura on or before the 30th JUNE, INSTANT after which date amounts outstanding ar doubled, ALFRED GREENFIELD, Commissioner of Crown Lands.