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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXV, Issue 6007, 10 October 1887, Page 2

A LITTLE BOYIf you meet a little boy conspicuous of neatness and good fit of hia clothes, you may depend upon it his parents have been patronising the MEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, Where may be seen the finest assortmen of BOYS' CLOTHING in the COLONY, Suits of TWEEDS, SERGE, WORSTED, VELVET, &c, Good taste, durability, and moderate prices combined, fTIEA, BUTTER, CHEESE TEAS. — Our new season's teas have been lected with special care. BUTTER.— The well-known qualities o our A I fresh and potted butter need no comment. CHEESE.— The quality is not to be surpassed. WINES and SPIRITS.— OnIy first-class brands kept in stock. GLASS and CHINAWARE of superior uality. GRIFFEN AND SMITH, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Greymouth. ■\TOTICE OF REMOVAL. 1.1 — MR E. H. DEC X, SURGEON DENTIST, Has REMOVED the CORNER HOUSE Chapel street, n the rear of Peterso and Anderson's Sawmills POBT OFFICE NOTICES. ORDINARY MAILS. For Wellington, par Maori, this day, at 11 am. For Christchurch, Dunedin, and Australian Colonies, overland via Christchurch every Monday and Thumday, at 7 pm. Reefton, daily at 6 30 am. H. CALDERS, Chief Postmaster.