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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 5254, 28 July 1885, Page 3

Public Notices. TO THE MINERS OF GREY VA] LEY COAL MINERS' MEDICA .ASSOCIATION. D R . S M I- T H „ WILL BE .? : . IN ATTENDANCE AT MRS .-.-3 M SHEARD'S, ■, , :.; ijText Government School, TaylorviUe; fc the purpose of attending to the above members . and their families, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY, , From 2 o'clock- p.m. to 4 p.m. ALSO AT . MR SEATON'S B OTE.L, . BRUNNEB EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, .-... AND FRIDAY, From 2 o'clock p.m. to 4 p.m. mRINITY CHURCH SUNDAY J_ SCHOOL. A- CONCERT in aid of above willbi given on TUESDAY EVENING, at I o'clock sharp. . PROGRAMME. First Part. 1. Glee— Company. 2. Piano and Cornet Duet— Miss Maj Moss and Mr R. J. M'Lean. 3. Song — Rev. Mr Jones. 4. Piano Duet— Miss Fricker and Miss Smith. . 5. Song—Miss 6. Piano Solo— Miss Harrison. 7. Reading— Mr Elmer. 8. Song— Miss Smith. ::-,,u ..Interval. ; ■ 1. Pianoforte Duet — Miss Moss and Miss May Moss. ■.;,;•'■, 2. Song— Mr Bish. . 3. Reading— Rev. Mr Maclean. 4. Song — Miss Hales. 5. Duet — Miss Brown and Miss Nellie Brown. , 6. Song— Miss Easson. 7. Glee— Company. ; , 8. Finaler-rPatriotic Recitation with grand military- accompaniment. MORE MILK AND LESS PHYSIC FOR CHILDREN. For the last six years the vendors of milk-; have been charging 3d, 4d, sd, to 6d per quart. On and after the Ist of AUGUST, my pries will be 4d per QUART, or 2d per\PINT, steamers included. Guaranteed pure milk, or no charge. - ■■ M. BATTY, 1 Coal Creek. July 27th, 1885. i T) BE O T O G R A P H Y. Mr JAMES. RING has RETURNED from Wellington and resumed business as usual in his studio, Mawhera Quay. pOKE! COKE! COX Ei ! GAS COKE in any quantity is now to be had at the Gas Works Yard. For Winter fires this fuel is unequalled, producing enormous heat without the soot and dirt accompanying the use of coal. Price 10s per ton at the Works. A large stock of GAS LIME, unequalled as a Manurefor Gardens, is also on hand. COAL TAR, 4d per gall, by the cask. mREES! TREES! In consequence of the undersigned having to clear six acres of his Nursery by the Ist of OCTOBER next, ALL PLANTS are FOII SALE, and no reasonable offer will be refused. Catalogues free on appli tion. Orders received at the Seed Store, Waimea street. S. BOLTON, Norwich Nurseries, Waimea Road, Nelson. CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. The UNDERSIGNED is prepared to EXECUTE'any CIVIL ENGINEERING and SURVEYING WORK that may be entrusted to him with promptness and despatch. Hydraulic and Mining Engineer ing a speciality. Underground Surveys effected in coal or gold mines. Land subdivided. Land and estate agent and valuator. Iwenty years experience. E. I. LORD, Survey Office, Greymouth. TTT M. TRIMBLE, COMMERCIAL AGENT, Greymouth. Sole Agent for— W. & G. Turnbull and Co., Wellington^ National Mutual Life Association of Australasia. W. & J. Staples, Wellington. .Thomson & Co., Dunedin. MAWHERA QUAY, Greymouth. A. EISSENHARDT, ARCHITECT Mackay Street, Greymouth. Plans Prepared and Estimates made for all Classes of Buildings. fr A. EISSENHARDT, FURNITURE MANUFACTURER and Importer of all Classes of Furniture, Upholstery, &c, ,&c, Mackay Street, Greymouth. [a card.] MRS AKWtEWS, DRESSMAKER AND MILLINER, (At Mrs Hutchison's) Hospital street, Greymouth. Late ®f Mrs Meluish's, Cavendish House, Nelson.) "TTTT AST E PAPER On SALE Office of this paper.