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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXV, Issue 6007, 10 October 1887, Page 3

Public Notices. M. MCDONNELL HAS ON SALE, To arrive by St. Kilda, from Melbourne— New Season's Teas, in CHESTS, HALF-CHESTS, BOXES AND CADDIES, Quality unrivalled. New Garden Seeds, In Great Variety, all guaranteed . N \E W. M. M 'DON NELL, IMPORTER, TAINUI STREET. TOHN WILLIAM JONES, C/ Clifton Street, Ahaura. Registered agent, Warden's Courts, Ahaura and Nelson Creek ; house, land, and estate agent ; sub-agency New Zealand Insurance Company ; proposals received and every information given on application : Gkey Riveb Aegfs agency ; subscriptions and advertisements received ; transactions in connection with Waste Lands Board faithfully attended to miMBER, T IMB ERI STILLWATER SAW MILLS. The undersigned is prepared to DELIVER TIMBER in any quantities at current rates. Orders addressed to Brunnerton or Tainui street, Greymouth, will receive prompt attention. R. T. WEBB Proprietor. T^NGRAVING. -J. ZACHARIAH _Hj Boundary street, Practical En graver and Chaser in Gold and Silver Initials, Monograms, &c, engraved on the shorest notice. Up-country ordera promtptly executed. >^iii&s>" PRIVATE BOARD AND LODGING. ! MISS ROCHE, Formerly landlady of Hamilton's Hotel, Cobden, has great pleasure in announcing to her friends and the public of Grey mouth an<? the up-country districts, that she has OPENED a BOARDING and LODGUNG HOUSE in Gressou street, in the late residence of Mr J. A. Eiosenhardt architect, and hopes by keeping a firs class table and strict atention to the wants of her customers to merit a fair shire of public patronage. d RATEFUL— COMFORTINGEPPS'S COCOA BREAKFAST •* By a thorough knowledge tho nafcnral laws which govern the operations of iigestlon and nutrition, and ty a careful application of the fine properties of wellBeiaoted cocoa, Mr Eppß has provided on r breakfast tables with a delicately-fiavore d bevorage, which may save ua many doctor b bills. It la by the judicious use of such urtioles of diet that a constitution may b gradually built up until strong enough 0 resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating wound us rea^y to attack whereever there 1b a weak point. We may escape many a fatal Bhaft by keeping ourselves well fortl fied with pure blood and a proper Jy nourished frame. 11 — See article In the Civil Bervice Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold in Jib packets by Grocers, labelled thus : — JAMES EPPS AND CO., Homeopathic Chemlnts, LONDON ENGLAND