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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 5367, 11 December 1885, Page 1

!\ '.■,".;,:, Wanted. . -;•! ■■{ _____ _ .. • - , ■•■;; j WANTED, fifty cords FIREWOOdI more or less, delivery takeni within Town Boundary. R. Gamble. ■& ; ■___ ---jj WANTED, a SMART YOUTH; about! 15 years of age, to learn the; Drapery Business. Apply; Joseph Taylor^ Federal House, Taylor ville. : : ; i For Sa|e. i TjV O- R S A L B.j FOUR ACRES of LaND, with FOUR- \ ROOMED COTTAGE and out-buildings :« situated thereon, 1^ mile from Wanganui,^ very suitable for a market garden. First i class soil. Also. the use of three acres adt , joining. Easy terms. Apply CAPTAIN^ LEYS, steamer Wallabi, Greymouth. mO LET, OR FOR SALE. i HOTEL, in town. Apply, JONES and I MENTEITH, Barristers. 't E OR SALE.— A SIXTH SHARE <mi GIDDENS and PARTY'S SLUKM ING CLAIM, at Dillman's Town, ■ Kumara. The claim is in good working j order, and has a private tail-race, and ia|j paying well. For particulars, apply to THOMAS JONES, Post Office Hotel, % Greymouth . " • To Let | TO LET, the BOARDING HOUSE, I ■ situated at Wallsend^ now occupied if by Mrs Clark. Immediate possession if! given. Apply Wm. Robinson, Wallsend. f Grocers j GELFFEN --AND SMITH f • AGENTS FOR % Nelson, Moate, & Co.'s \ Pure Blended Teas, GEIPFEN AND SMITH, AGENTS. MR A~! EL MILLER WILL GIVE VIOLIN LESSONS At his address, Tainui street. Terms on application. Instrumental music supplied for Balls, Assemblies and private parties at moderate terms. PU B LIC NOTICE MRS. J. FLETCHER HAVING TAKEN that well-known and centrally-situated HOTEL, the HIBER N IAN, Boundary Street,lately occupied by F. G. Tett, trusts that by strict attention to the wants of the public and by reta i ing nothing but the best brands of WINES, SPIRITS, and BEERS, to merit a share of their patronage. Good accommodation for travellers. MRS. J. FLETCHER, Proprietress, Hibernian Hotel, Boundary Street. XfEW SEASON'S WHITEBAIT, iN - PUT UP IN lib TINS, NOW ON SALE. T. F O X C R O F T, Tainui Street. DOST OFFICE' STO RE, DOBSON. E. J. SWEETMAN Begs to inform the residents of Dobson and surrounding districts that he has just received, and has to arrive in a few days, a LARGE STOCK of NEW GOODS, Specially selected for the CHRISTMAS SEASON, and as he is determined to sell at LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, he feels satisfied that all who may favor him with their custom, will be rewarded by receiving good value for their money. n REYMOUTH YOUNG MEN'S \JC CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. The ROOMS of the above, situated corner Albert street and Mawhera Quay, are now OPEN DAILY. Persons desir ing to join as members or Associates should leave their names with the Secretary or with any member of the Board of Management. J.ATKINSON. Secretary*