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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 5304, 26 September 1885, Page 3

> Auctions, i ' " "^ = ' THIS DAY,; 19'"'^ 1 SATURDAY, 2<fth SEPTEM^BR, . At; 2 o'plock,,^., e; ;, o ;/ And MONDAY'v 28th SEPTEMBER Atloi3oai& ! : f ; DRAPERY, CLOTHING, TURN] TintEy &&< JW;' E AS'SO^ ; IN D ; C ( , willsel^ - ±\w :'.;;■ !■:■:>;.■. : • - A Jarjge; quantity of FJ^liibnal: Drapery-j Clothing,- Fimiitui Carpets,' Hearthrugs; &c. ;^;:^ '-M : i MVjpao^. ; .;■-..•,: . -. .' i Roll Bacon," -Hams,; Groceries, ai ■•-■■j ■'■'•' Fancy^Gpbas.^ ; " .■■■.fa.:.:: ■■■:: ■■: . ■■■* ■ ; ; _ ' :. : ~ : ;| ']";' '"'" ; '•' -V';' '^ Auctioneer. : Public Notices, s TIIHE PETTE^GELL-HUN COMBINATION -. '„., ' "X give an EXHIBITION TO-NIGHT, in the PUBLIC HALL, :"l" : ''" x ' Of their ..'-.: SGIENCE, SKILL, INDIAN CLUJ : SWINGING' SINGLE STICKS, &c. .' ' Th ! e -first, to appear in a Three-Rpuni Glove Contest will he James Pettengell Middle-JVeight Champion of New Zea land, and J. Hunt, followed by ( Three Rounds between Frank Petten ,gell, brother of the Champion, anc Thomas Hunt, the well-known Ped.- - After which Mr Pettengell will give U minutes graceful performance with the Indian Clubs. '•■■.,.' Next to^ppear will be J. Hunt and vh'ia brother Tom in a Three-Round Glove Contest ; after which the Pettengell Brothers will Box ThreeRounds, andy conclude the programme with Single Stick Performance. Doors open at 7.30. . Admission, Is, 2s, and 3s. /"HREAT FOOT-RACE for £200 and the championship of the West Coast, to take place on MONDAY, the 28th INST., on the RACECOURSE, between THOMAS O'&OULHLIN, our Local Ped, and THOMAS HUNT, of Wellington. Distance, quarter of a mile. mO HIS WORSHIP THE MAYORf GREYMOUTH. Sir,— We, the undersigned, do hereby request you to proclaim a Public HalfHolidayMonthe occasion of the FOOTRACE between Thomas O'Loughlin and Thomas Hunt, for the Championship of the West Coast, to be run on MONDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, and in the event of your doing so we agree to close our places of business from 1 to 6 p.m. We beg to remain, yours, &c, F-orsyth and Masters A. Bish J. Kilgour J. Manson and Co, Daniel Sheedy F. W, Lahman John Card And 30 others. In compliance with the above requisition the public are requested to observe MONDAY AFTERNOON as a PUBLIC HOLIDAY. J. G. THOMAS, -. Mayor. mHEPITCH MATCH At Wallsend is POSTPONED FOR A FORTNIGHT. By order, R, KERB, Secretary. TjIANCY REPOSITORY. W. WOOD S, Having arrived from Melbourne with a well-selected stock of FANCY GOODS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, From the best makers, Is prepared to sell at the Smallest Trade Profit. He therefore - solicits a fair share of public patronage. Note the Address— W. WO OD S, Adjoining Wharf Hotel, Mawhera Quay. "niSTRICT ORDERS Ho^itika, Ist June, 1884. The GREYMOUTH RIFLES and NAVAL ARTILLERY -rill PARADI for Inßpectipn'4vring the Month of Oct. 1885, as follows:— Thursday, lsj, and Thursday, 15tl October, at 8 p.pa. JAB. A. BONAR, Major Commanding Weßtland THat-i-tat />(HAItLES ROHLOFF, TAILOR, &c \J — Materials made up. Clothes cleanei and repaired. Prices extremely moderate Apply, Great Western Hotel, Come Gresscn and Bouudaiy streets, Grey mouth. " T^TANCARROW AND CO. AUCTIONEERS, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION 'A&RNTS,