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Grey River Argus, Volume XXX, Issue 4772, 5 January 1884, Page 3

Public Kotices. __ COURTS IN-- JANUARY, 7884 GrJREYMOTJTH. ' Warden's Courts— £&, 14th, 28th Resident Magistrate's Courts — Bth. 15th, 29th Extended -Jurisdiction — Bth, 29th , ; Ahaura-rllth . ,•. Dunganyille — 9th ; : -;;No. i Towii— 2sth ; it ;•• Greenstone — 18th „ , . M : : District Court— 2lst. B. A. STRATFORD, R.M., •■■•• ■ Warden. i^reymouth : lawn tennis club. ■;■■;■■ The GROUND will be OPEN for Members THIS AFTERNOON. Notice of formal opening will be given hereafter. „ .^- By Order. .TTIiX; C U RSI 0 N TICKE TS. ; ,COBB AND CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. During ■ ttie r 'months; of DECEMBER, JANUARY, a'xid 1 FEBRUARY, R*'T-U ; l R; i N-^:l T 'I;€« : ETS Wiil be issued to and from SPRINGFIELD to HOKITIKA, at the small sum of ,£5 for the thrpughttrip and back. Return Tickets t'o,me,e;t the convenience of tourists and holiday-makers, will be available from, . . : . Tuesday;' nth December inst., -till ,31st MIRCH, 1884. Eicursiohists can break the journey at any point ■. on <the ,. route, : and proceed by the following coach, without extra expense. ' ' ; Further may be obtained fromithe Agents here, and in Christchurch or Springfield. ... CASSn)Y, BINNJE, and CO., i i- ; ... .Proprietors ; MITCHELL' and CAMPBELL, Agents, Greymouth. T AN Gy;A GE S TAUGHT. ' FRENCH, ITALIAN, AND AUSTRIAN. Mr R. DRAGOVICH is prepared to receive pupils to teach the above languages Terras moderate. Apply after "6 o'clock p.m. at Cameron's Hotel, Mawhera Quay. -\TOTICE OF REMOVAL OF J3|— -:■••:- BUSINESS. The Business of C. HUMPHRIS Cabinetmaker, Carpenter, and Builder, Tainui street, is REMOVED to premises, which in future will be known as the Red House, situate three doors above the Melbourne Hotel, Mawhera Quay. ' In connection with tie above announcementj C.^HUMPHRIS begs to return his sincere thanks to the public of Greymonth and district for the generous support accorded to him in his late humble establishment, and assure them that the, same liberal style of dealing will in future be carried on by him in his new premises, which will shortly be replete with every necessary for household requirements. m RES P ASS. Notice is hereby given that I will Prosecute , the owners of any Cattle, Sheep, or Goats, which may be found Trespassing in my Paddocks, namely, section 1540, Maori Creek ; and sections 17 to 20, tbwnship of Marsden. 3 i-, I. 1 . s ';. H.BARNHILL. ' Maori Creek, December 18, 1883. X/lUU THe above reward will be paid to any pereon or persons, other than the actual hiceridiary, who willgive evidence that will lead to the ; conviction of the person or persons who maliciously set fire to the -tore of John Hughes, Rutherglen, on the night of the 2nd or morning of 3rd October . last. The required information must be given to Sergeant O'Grady, Police Station, Greymouth. The reward to be payable on the certificate of Inspector Emerson, whose decision as to the title of any person to the reward, shall be binding. GIRDWOOD, LAHMAN AND CO., Agents for Insurance Companies. p< OO D NEW, S . Tweed Suits from $4 10s. J. M'DAVITT Begs most respectfully to call the atten • tion'of the public to his large and varied . j ' stock of TWEEDS, COATINGS, &c, And by the: great success of his efforts to * produce a SUPERIOR GARMENT, PERFECT IN FIT, and UNEXCELLED^; IN ;CUT & STYLE, i Has every confidence in soliciting the favor of a visit. His Scotch and Colonial Tweed Suits at £4 10s cannot be surpassed in New Zealand. ' ■vr 0 T 1 C E . Notice is hereby given that any - CHILDREN found in the GARDEN of the Undersigned after this date will be . PROSECUTED. It is likewise dangerous, as there are some deep water holes in the Garden, and Ah Que will not be responsible after tins notice. AH QUE, Gardener, Brunnerton.