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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 6275, 29 October 1888, Page 2

' BRUMER COAL COMPANY'S COAL BUSINESS. We-beg: to- thank the- Publio for the liberal patronage accorded to us In the past, and to intimate that the said bnsiness will be conducted by our successors —The Grey Valley Coal Company (Limited)— under the general management of our Mr M. Kennedy, and we beg to solicit for the Company a continuance of the said liberal patronage. Accounts. — We request" tbat all claims against the business of the Brunner Coal Company, or against the steamers, may be sent in not later than the ' t 7th September for payment. KENNEDY BROS. THE GREY VALLEY GOAL COMPANY (LIMITED).] (INCLUDES WALLSEND, COAL PIT HEATH, AND BRUNNER COLLIERIES). Having taken over the business of the Brunner, Coal Pit Heath, and Wallsend Coal Companies, il will be our constant aim not only to maintain, but also to largely extend the said business. The possession of these three celebrated collieries enables us to do so most advantageously for our customers. The combined output of our mines, when sufficient demand exists, is 1000 tons daily, which can be increased 50 per cent on short no' ice. TO MALTSTERS AND IRONFOUNDERS; Wo are large manufacturers of Coke for malting and Bmeltlng purposes— cannot be equalled. TO BRICKLAYERS AM) CONTRACTORS. We manufacture at our mines all kinds of Fire Clay Goods, equal to the best imported, and much cheaper. Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, and all kinds of Fire Tiles for Bake Ovens, Rangei, and Gratea, &c, &0., kept in stock ; also, lime from best Hawkes Bay limestone. ! GREY VALLEY COAL COMPANY (LIMITED). ' M. KENNEDY, Manager. i . — ii — \ 14 CASES j * OF THE $J I: LATEST NOVELTIES rf Ml i i Direct from London. More to [|J | .; A foilow next trip s.s. Brunner. ' i W ~~°" v 1 I ' have just received ONE i"3 ' |_ OASfi of very pretty : fi PRINTS and GINGHAMS. FOUR CASES H I MEN'S CLOTHING . (■( Direct from the rnanufactors. r Trousers, 5s to 16a 6d ; sterling value. H HI sell (my own make) MEN'S COLONIAL TWEED SUITS, for 37s 6d. Every man should M 1 -m. try them. V Every man requested to call hi ' i and inspect my L J » H PATTERNS of TWEEDS (500) v ' r^ to choose from. Suits made to k * measure, fit guaranteed, at * ! CHRISTOPHER SMITH'S. > > , Choice New Seeds. VEGETABLE SEEDS FLOWER SEEDS j SEED POTATOES » RYE GRASS TARTAR OATS COCKSFOOT E CLOVERS i ; LAWN GRASS 1 GUANO BONE DUST r 20,000 CABBAGE AND CAULI a FLOWER PLANTS. t B 9 \ GRIFFEN & SMITH B&UH/DARY ST. AND|Uf AWHERA 1 QUAY.