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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 5396, 16 January 1886, Page 2

Auctions* ~~t " MONDAY, 18fch JANUARY, At noon. AT PRESTON ROAD YARDS. TVTANCARROW AND CO., J^| will sell by public auction — r 1A: P RIME PORKE RS , ±\) Ex Herald. MONDAY, 18th JANUARY, At 10.30. AT CARD'S YARDS. -\T ANC A R ROW AND CO. I>| will sell by public auction, by order of the mortgagee : — Horse, ExDress and Harness, known as George Simpson's. MONDAY, 18th JANUARY, At 2 o'clock. At Auctioneers' Rooms. Under Bill of Sale.' "VTANC ARROW AND CO. ±S will sell by public auction :— Household furniture and effects, including superior cheffionier and side board, two chests of drawers. Public Notices. - IN accordance with a resolution passed at last meeting of the Grey County Council, I hereby CONVENE a MEETING of the residents of Wallsend, to be held on TUESDAY EVENING, the 19th INSTANT, at Mr T. A. Jones's Hotel ; and a meeting ;of the residents of Taylorville, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th INSTANT, at Pearn's Hotel, at 8 o'clock p. m respectively, for the purpose of nominating three persons from each of these places, to act as Trustees for the Dobson Recreation Reserve. JOSEPH TAYLOR. Taylorville, January 14th, 1886. T^IERY CROSS EXTENDED Jj QUARTZ MINING COMPANY LIMITED. ' \ T— ALL SHARES numbered from 1 to 24000 wMch have become FORFEITED through NON-PAYMENT of the FOURTEENTH CALL will be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION at the office of the Company, Tainui Street, Greymouth, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th DAY of JANUARY, at three o'clock p.m., unless previously redeemed. . G. W. MOSS, . . Manager. Greymouth, 15th January, 1886. WANTED — A smart WAITER. " Apply, Jones's Wharf Hotel. TTT HARF HOTEL, J. JONES. JUST ARRIVED, EX ST. KILDA, Shipment of . BURGBRAUEREI- IM - SACHSENWALD B. HAMBURG LAGER BEER. Aiso — A small consignment of PELSON'S KYFERHAUSEN LAGER BEER, Highly recommended by the German faculty for Ladies and Invalids. ; ' TjUVE POUNDS REWARD. If ELIZABETH GREENGROW, or her daughter, MARY ANN GREENGROW, who came out to New Zealand about December, 1859, in the ship Clontaff (Captain Barclay),: and who are believed afterward to have taken the name " Grey" or " Gray," and who were livingfor sometime at Sefton, Canterbury^ wi] communicate with the undersigned, they will hear of something to their advantage. FIVE POUNDS REWARD will be given for satisfactory evidence of death. W. H. SPACEMAN, Solicitor, Christchurch. /^ REYMOUTH HORTICULTURAL \JT SOCIETY. The AUTUMN SHOW of the above Society will be held in the Volunteer Hall, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th. E. T. ROBINSON, Hon. Secretary. OUNG MEN'S - CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. A SERIES of LECTURES extending over six months: will be ■ delivered at the rooms of the Association FORTNIGHTLY, at 8 p.m., beginning on MONDAY, 11th JANUARY. The f names of gentlemen who have promised their services with the title of the lectures are as follow :— - . ' • January 25th.— Revd. B. J. Westbrooke, "Dreams." February Bfch.— Mr W. H. Scott "Light, "(illustrated by diagrams.) February 22nd.— Revd. G. Johnston, "A. night wi 1 the Scottish Covenanters." March Bth.— Mr B. Cass, "History of the Jews from earliest times to the destruction of Jerusalem, A.D., 70 " March 22nd.— Revd. T. B. Maclean 4 • Milton and his times." April sth.— Rev. Jas. Law, " Habits " April 19th.— Mr W. H. Calders, "Electricity." ■ May 3rd.— Mr B. -Dixon, " Scripture subject." Additional lectures will be given to make up the series, of which notice will be given* Tickets can be obtained of the secretary Mr Atkinson, or members of the Board of Management, for Is, and tickets for the whole sefiw at 5< eaoh. *