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Grey River Argus, Volume XXVII, Issue 4473, 21 December 1882, Page 2

PuMle Notices. TjiDUCATION BOARD OP THE DISTRICT OP WESTLAND. The EXAMINATION of COMPETITORS for SCHOLARSHIPS will be -held at .thePublic School Building, Greymouth, on THURSDAY, the 4th; FRIDAY, the sfch and SATURDAY, the 6th of JANUARY, 1883, commencing each day at 10 a.m, E. T. ROBINSON, Secretary. ZJT. MARK'S CONVENT BAZAAR. rO The Rev. FATHER ROLLA.ND Respectfully requests thatFRIENDB CON* TRIBUTING GOODS, &c, to the abova Bazaar, will be fo kind as to FORWARD them to the Ahaura Convent BEFORE CHRISTMAS DAY. rflO ALL TO WHOM IT MAY L CONCERN. ! It is hereby notified for general information that on and after the first proximo, the Public Trust Office will not recognise or be responsible for any goods or chattels sup? plied to Natives Interested in the proceeds of Native Reserves vested in the Public Trustee under "The Native ReserveH Act, 1882." •■'-. , . A. MACKAY. Commissioner. ,' Native Reßerveß Department, . „;- Wellington, Bth December, 1882. T^AIATA, NEAR GREYMOUTH. Notice is hereby given that I Intend to CLAIM DAMAGES for any CA.TTLB or horses I tind TRESPASSING UPON MY LAND, fenced or unfenced, being sections 1036,2001,2133,2116. PRANK ROCHPORT. HHRINITY CHORCH BUILDING X FUND. YE OLDE ENGLISHE FAYRE ATTE YE PUBLICKE HALLE, GREYMOUTH. Ye PAYRE wylle be OPENED atte ye houre of VII on SATURDAY, ye XXIIIrd dale of DECEMBER next, atta whyche Houre ye Mayor of ye Citie wille perform ye Openynge Ceremonie. Ye Public Halle wille be fitted up to resemble an old Englishe streets, in whyche are ye shoppes, to wifcte — "Ye Sign of ye Sylverne Shielde," "Ye George and Dragon," "Ye Maltese Crosse," "Ye Pestle and Mortar," "Ye Fleur de Lys," "Ye Anchor, ye Lyon, and Unikorne," and "Ye Sherwood Oke." Ye Maie Pole will be in ye centre of ye halle, round whyche at times ye ohildren wille d&nce. There will be also a Flower Stalle, and a Tent wheieyn do dwelle ye Gypsies, Atte ye end of ye Halle is "Ye Olde Chelsea Ban House." Ye Lad res in Ancient Costumes will add beautie to ye scene. Atte ye entrance ye will see a Post Office, Ye Ship Novoltie will bring a cargo of pretty thynges frcm foreign countries. ;•> Besides whyche very many aide shows will be held, and ye Band, do likewise play loads and longe, Ye Printing Press will publish every evening ye jollie good paper called " Ye Chronicle of ye Payre." Likewise there will be ye Punch and Judy, ye Beadle in full uniform, ye Wonderful! Was Works, ye Picture Galleiv, ye Christy Minstrels, ye Negro Delineator, ye Comtek Policeman, ye Town Cryer, and ye Funny Clown, ye Show by Maister Richardson, bqside3 very made of ye Olde Englishe Games, too numerous to mention. To announce ye event of ye Openynge Ceremonie ye Trumpets will sound loude and longe, and ye Banners will be unfurled. Ye prices to enter are very chepe, to wifcfce— all tymes and seasons. One Shylling for each entry ; Season Tickets, Five Shyllingß, OH, YES! OH, YES!! OH, YES!!! COME ONE AND ALLE— RYOHE AND POORE. "OIDELITY COMPANY'S £2000 ON MELBOURNE CHAMPION, 59 NOMINATIONS. First ... £400 Sacond ... ... ... ... 300 Third ... ... ... ... 200 Other Starters (about £42 each) ... 300 Non-Starters (about £17 each) ... 800 Total No. 59. Total... ... £2000 | Programmes — £1 each, and two 2d stamp 3 . Cheques (with Is exchange) to be payable only to a No. ,or to Bearer. If other* wise drawn out will be returned. Make Post Office Orders payable to Fidelity Company only. Half Notes only to be sent by separate posts. No Registered Letters or Telegrams accepted. Will close before 25th December. Address only to "Fidelity Company," care of Alfred A. Cameron's Box No. 251, Dunedin. XMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. On and after MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1882, The Price of the GREY RIVER ARGUS Will be TWOPENCE PER COPY, > Or One Shilling per Week. The WEEKLY ARGUS (Price 64) has been considerably enlarged and improved, and now contains more reading matter than any other newspaper published on the Coast. KERR, ARNOTT, AND CO., Proprietors. November 6, 1882. VF () T I C E. During the illness of Mr James Black we have appointed Mr ROBERT WILSON CANVASSEK, and COLLECTOR for tha GREY RIVER ARGUS and WEEKLY AIiGUS newspapers, and his receipt will bo sufficient for any moneys paid on our account. KERB, ARNOTT and CO. Greynioath, Dec, 9, 1832,