l&rapery. YOU CAN^AVE BY PURCHASING YGUB, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, &C., ! AT THE AT MAWHERA QUAY, ; GEEYMOUTH AND WELLINGTQM. DON J T FORGET GOODS MUST BE SOLD, for irwo "wssees:^ o^tlit* PnMie Notices Public Notices. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ; ; T^MES LEONARD A SERIES of LECTURES extending : : J over six months will be delivered '.:.'.■ ROnTWIAI^iPR at the rooms of the Association FORT- dww » m«»xui\, The names of gentlemen who have GREYMOUTH promised their services with the title of " 16le °'" M£ollow: - eiSAf EEBBOfKII. Men's E.S., sewn, 3/ Additional lectures will be given to Gents' Balmorals, sewn 12/ make up the series, of which notice will hi Genta' Prize Medal Balmorals 22/G given. Gents 1 Beat Calf, 8.5.,... 17/0 Tickets can be obtained of the secretary, Gents' Prize Medal Shoes 17/6 Mr Atkinson, nr mombora of the Board ol Porpoise Skin, E.S 32/0 Management, for Is, and tickets for the Men's Strong Bluchers, na;led ... 0/5 whole series at 5a each. Men's Strong Watertights 12/ ■ • Gents' Lome Shoes 10/ lUT R M. H A N N A N Men's Strong Knee Boots 20/ BARRISTER, SOLICITOR BOOTS MADE TO ORDER. and Gents' E.S., French Calf 25/ CONYEYANOER, Gents' Shoes, Oxford and Lome ...23/ Tainui Street, Gbeymoxjth, o*°**' E.S., sewn 32/0 mr . . . . nn , Men s Watertights 27/ (Next door to Mr A. R. Guinness Solicitor.) REPAIRING. Men's Boots, sole and heel 6/ T>ELINQUISHING BUSINESS Ladies', sole ami heel 5/ XV Youths', from 3 to b 5/ Youths', from 1 to 3 4/3 AUTHORITY TO COLLECT FACTORY STYLE. ACCOUNTS. Men's Boots, sole and heel 5/ Ladies', sole and heel 4/ I beg to notify that having DISPOSED Youths', sole and heel, 3to 5 ... ... 4/ of my places of business at Brunner and Youths', Ito 3 3/0 Taylorville, I have appointed Messrs LIRGE ASSO rtMENT OF MENS' GUINNESS and KITCHINGHAM, of LEGGINGS, Greymouth, Solicitors, my agents for the Tho besfc ever seen in Greymouth. purpose of RECEIVING and RECOVER ELAS TIC INSERTED INTO MENS' ING all OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS BOOTS, 4/due and owing to me on account of such ~ ousmesscs. JOSEPH TAYLOR. EVERYTHING FRESH. NO OLD Taylorville, April 2, 1886. STOCK. DISTRICT ORDERS nn YKESIDE COLLIERY, BRUNFokitlka. Ist June, 1884. 1 NERTON The GREYMOUTH RIFLES and NAVAL ARTILLERY PARADE JOSEPH KILGOUR, PROPRIETOR, for Inspection during the Month of Aug,, 1886, as follows :— Thursday, sth, and Thursday, 19th, at 8 p.m. Tho undersigned ii? now prepared to JAS. A. BONAR, DELIVER the" above superior 11OUSEMajor Commanding Weatland HOLD COAL in quantities as required. District, Orders left with E. Wickes, Tyi.esido Office, Richmond Quay ; Kilgbur's Union T. TTO TUTTPRTTPV T^TA"RTT<JTT E ° tel 5 ° C Johrl C{ ""' CartC1 '' wUI b(J "ftTTEW BUTCHERY EbIABLISH- punctually attended to. J3l MENT. . ... /^IVIL JSNGINEESI AND SUU Mr S. HILL has plea Bure in announcing \j VEYOIi. to the inhabitants of Greymouth and _ # surrounding districts, that he has opened those premises in Mawhera Quay, near the The fJNDERSrONED is prepared io Custom House, as a first-class Butchery, EXECUTT^anv CIVIL ENGINEERING where he hopes to receive a fair share of and SURVEYING WQR'K thul maybe public patronage, and where he can on trusted to him with promptness and fleguarantee any customers a really good npatch. Hydraulic and Mining Kngineor article. l R g a Bp.?ciality. Undergrnuhd Surveys Small goods of all kinds regulary kept. eflfe.ctod in coal or gol-1 mines. Lnad cub Shipping supplied. divided. Land and estate iigwit an^ S. HILL, valuator. J venty ye-jra expcrtwi.ia Next door to Jones's Wharf Hotel, E 1 J OHD, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. M^ w^ vu^u,,,,,,, KUtiV^ r „._, JOHN HANNAH. "VT O T I C E Ob 1 REMOVAL. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JX JEWELLER, Begs to intimate to the INHABITANTS CHARLES II ANS EN, S<*^™roOTH"idSURRODOT)IHG S4IL AND TENT MAKER, OILSKIN DISTRICTS that he F\OTOIIY &■■- HAS STARTED BUSINESS rr „ , . ,-* vT" T > • In that shop next door to Hunt's Club Has ileraov <£ to hl f Premiaos, Hotel, where he hopes by strict attention Maclcay btreot, to businosß, good workmanship, combined NEXT THE YOLUKTBELI HALL. with reasonable charges, to merit a Mr : '' share of support. O. H.. U-.^b to return s.nccve -limhUs tc : , | the* public of Greymouth; Orev Vnllcy, anc. ; Mlieii* I su ' >rouiK ' nno) o districts, for tin; liberal sup lrlUbit" port accorded to him in tho past., :uid ■ — ■ : — hopes by strict attention to business io » THE VIOLIN 1 merit their support in the future. - . A good supply of Horse Covers, Tents, MR A. H. MILLER, Tarpanlines, Oilskin Clothing, l*oso, Ca.iMtJSIO RKPOStTORy., ■ vaaa. Calico, Foli, «tc, alivays on hand. j Tainv.i chart-, [ Ail ordwra Dronrpily sxecated. ■ Gives IiRSSONS on the VIOLIN I - _( ( Rnferencea io pupiia and nnrc-itc of p roils ..— Bu -yr™. 1 ., ■■ , r . -,-, . r . T^ r . „ TT ct ' ' kindly permitted. * ~ I V H" J V> ' *K L V A S GU a " . Quadrille Bands provide. X Contains "ail the news of the week. j Orders for tuning and repair Ja pinnr — ! piompttyrttflßdedto. PRICE— SIXPENCE. f
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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5555, 24 July 1886, Page 3
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811Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Grey River Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5555, 24 July 1886, Page 3
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