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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5554, 23 July 1886, Page 2

POST OFFICE NOTICES. SEA 00IK3 tf AILS. For Westport, per Murray, this day, at 1 p.m. For Auckland, per Herald, this day, at 7. p.m. For United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, per s.s. Tongariro, via Rio de Janiero, due in London September 9th, overland to Christchurch, on Monday, 26th inst. Letters, 2.30 pm ; books" and newspapers, 2 p.m. ; registered letters, 2 p.m. ,• money orders, 2 p.m. ; later fee, 3 p.m. . . For Christchurch, Dunedin and Australian Colonies, via Christchurch, every Monday and Thursday, at 3 p.m. For Nelson, Westport, and Reefton, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 6.30 a.m. ,„ Money orders may be obtained and letters 'registered one hour before the time of closing any mail. ALEXANDER LIVINGSTON, Chief Postmaster. . -|l|- R E. H. IDE CX, SURGEON DENTIST, Mackay Street. I Mr Deck will return to Greymouth in a | . few days. * ASK for the ARAB COFFEE. It | ■ J\_ consists of a mixture of the finest ORIENTAL COFFEE and is highly rec&mmended for its flavor and strength. Try it, and you will use no other. To be obtained from tho leading merchants and storekeepers in every tow,n in New Zea,, iand, and from PATERSON, MIOHEI, a : nd Co., Westland Steam Coffoa Milli/ Wharf street, Hokit'ka. -JIyTR C- GREENWOOD, SURGEON DENTIST. Mr Greenwood will re-visit Greymouth very shortly. TjlOR KIMBE&LEY GOLDFIELDS. The BARQUE KENTISH" LA.SS will be DESPATCHED from WELLINGTON to CAMBRIDGE GULF, nearest port to above Goldfields, ON or ABOUT 27th JULY. Passage— Saloon, . £16 ; steerage, £12 10s ; horses, £12 ; freight, £2 per ton. Early application necessary to HEATON & MILLER, Napier and Wellington. The real truth about Prince Alexander of Bulgaria is that he desires, not merely that his appointment should be for life, but that in default of his own male issue, the throne should ba Rettled to pa9S his youngest brother, the Prince Francis of Batted burg, who has lately thrown up a commission in the German army, in order that he may pasture himself on the accommodating Bulgarians. Three of the most powerful Dukes have shown themselves in their true colors of late. The Dnke of Northumberland has dismissed all the under gardeners of Alnwich, because they refused to support his nominee. And the Duke of Westminster has gone out of his way to insult' a body of men who have not done him any injury whatever.