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Public Notices. E. T. ROBHNBON, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, ACCOUNTANT, &c, Office of he Education Commissioners, Mackay street. Meetings of the Land Board at Nelson and Hokitika, attended by self or Agent. PUBLIC NOTICE. Having purchased the butchery business ■ so long and successfully carried on by Mr F. Gilbert, under the title of the City Butchery, I beg to announce to old customers, and to the public generally ! that I intend to carry on the business in ( the same premises ; and hope that by selling only first-class meat and paying the - strictest attention to the wants of custom- - ers and all who may patronise the establ ishment, to merit a fair share of support. Customers may depend upon getting J everything of the best quality. ] JAMES MARSHALL. April 29, 1885. Mr James Marshall having purchased from me the City Butchery business, I have great pleasure in recommending him ] to all the old customers of the shop, and assuring them that I have every confidence all their wants and requirements in the butchering line will be attended to with the greatest care and attention, and that the reputation of the old firm will be fully maintained by the new one. ] F. GILBERT, April 29, 1885. "PROVINCIAL HOTEL, C BRUNNERTON. BERNARD M'GUIRE, Proprietor, Begs to announce to his old friends in Bruimer and adjoining districts that he has OPENED the above-named HOTEL, where he hopes by strict attention to business to be able to supply all the necessary wants of the travelling public. The cellar is stocked with the choicest Wines, and all the Spirits and Beer are of the very best brands procurable. Good accommodation for travellers. EMPIRE HOTEL, BRUNNERTON. Mr T. A. JONES is now proprietor of the above Hotel, and having refitted and made important alterations, can assure the public every accommodation. Only the best Ales, Wines, and Liquors kept. One of Alcock's best billiard tables. Under the supervision of , THOMAS M'CAULEY. J MINNIE BUTLER, who left Melbourne in 1866 for Greymouth, N.Z., communicate with your mother at the old address, or to M. F., General P. 0., Sydney^ Music TI /TRS WARNER is desirous of receivng a FEW PUPILS for the PIANOFORTE and HARMONIUM. Terms on application, at her residence, Alexander , street. Builders. AMOTT & SEABROOK, BUILDERS, AND im;po:rte:r.s OP BUILDING MATERIAL, HAVE ON SALEGalvanised Iron, Ridging, and Spouting. Builders' Ironmongery of every description. Doors, Sashes, Sash Frames of every size. Turnery, Carvings, and Mouldings. Glass, Paints and Oil. Cement, Lime, and Bricks. Concrete Chimneys, Drain Pipes, and Chimney Pots. Baltic Deal, Kauri, and Blue Gum. Monuments, Headstones in Marble, Oamaru Stone, or Concrete. Verandah Castings. Tomb Enclosures, &c. Garden Gates and Seats. Wheelwrights', Cabinet Makers', and Uppolsterers' Material. Manufacturers of Furniture, Venetian Blinds, Spring Mattresses, &c. ALL KINDS OF PICTURE FRAME MOULDINGS IN STOCK Plans Prepared and Reliable Estimates Furnished. A. and S. having had 20 years West Coast experience are prepared to advise parties about to build as to the cheapest and best plan to be adopted. Agents for the Union Sash and Door Company, Auckland. » T\ ISTRICT ORDERS Houitika, Ist June, 1884. The GREYMOUTH RIFLES and r. NAVAL ARTILLERY will PARADE for Inspection during the Month of Aug., 1885, as follows :— ■ Thursday, 6th, and Thursday, 20th, at •y 8 p.m.j, E JAS. A. BONAR, Major Commanding Westland Dißtrint,