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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 5357, 30 November 1885, Page 1

Tenders ','■ /; / : ■/■.., T) AILWAr SLEEPER. CONTRACT, '\ The undersigned isprepared to receive^ TENDERS, for ,, the SUPPLY of 750 7.? silverpine sleepers. Specifications, form-^ I of tender, and sample sleeper at Railway' v./ Station,-. Greymouth. Tenders will closeat noon on Saturday, sth, December. ; The ., lowest or any tender will not necessarily * be accepted. .•.:'- T. RONAYNE, District Manager. 't Wanted. =:.? : : — —— - • -' :-■ ■ -j i . WANTED, fifty cords FIREWOOD, < > ? more or . less, delivery 'taken' within Town Boundary. R. Gamble.; -H - "■»■ For Sa|eT7[OR SALE, MIGNON PIANO, iron 1 X! frame, overstrung, mellow tone. A splendid instrument; Cheap. Cour-' tenay Smith and Co. "TIOR. SALE IN BRUNNERTON, THAT, central, situated SECTION; ,'" next M'Guire's Provincial Hotel, with 66ft frontage to Main Grey Valley road : ! 'i with two BUILDINGS erected. THERE- ? ON, drawing a weekly rental of 9a per -t' week, also 83 fully paid-up shares in the ' . Band- of -hope Gold Mining Company,. I Hatters' Terrace. \'!.j . Tenders for Ihe above will be receiveduntil THURSDAY, 3rd DECEMBER, , 1885. ■;_..:■■ ■ v • ; Address— : MATTHEW SMITH, • ' i , Builder, Brunnerton. Grocers dfiIPFEN AND SMITH Ii AGENTS FOR ! > ■:• We/son, Moate, & Gp/s Pur^BlendM~fears, ; GRTFFRN AND SMTTH, f AGENTS : : Public Xoticos. V ■jITARSHALL AjSD CO: ELAND, Brewers, Dunedih. • ■ ■•■'■• i ■£ The above firm has a«ain secured FIRST -^i PRIZE for their ALES at the Wellington 3 Exhibition. They have held the first 'H| position : as brewei sin the colony for the past quaiter of a centi.ry, and they will endeavor as liitherto to place only the; i§ genuine article in tho ce'lais of their. *i customers. '& MR TURNER is now in "GREYMOUTH, and will RKCEIVEORDItRS. . | MR A. H. MI LL E R WILL GIVE ..!; . VIOLIN LESSO : KT;S ,; . At his address, Tainui street. Terms on appliratioti. Instrumental music supplied for Balls, Assemblies and private parties at moderate terms. JONES'S RESTAURANT AND COFFEE PALACE, j BRUNNERTON. ' MRS JONES has much ''/pleasure in informing visitors to Brunnerton that she has OPENED the above-named establish- ! ment, where up-country visitors and others will find all the comforts of a home, Meals at all hours uck's heTd hotel, taylorville. The proprietor hopes by strict attention to the comfort of his patrons to merit a continuation of the support that has been ' hitherto accorded him. The Bar is stocked with WINES, SPIBITS, and ALES of the Best Brands procurable. The Billiard room is furnished with one of ALCOCK'S first-class BILLIABDTABLES, and under the management of an efficient marker. J. S. PEARN, Buck's Head Hotel, TaylorvilJe. ■T)R IV^ TE BOARDING HOUSE, £ TAYLORVILLE. GOOD ACCOMODATION for eight of; i ! ten boarders. Terms moderate. JAMES 1 TAYLOR, late Mrs M'La