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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXIX, Issue 6985, 10 February 1891, Page 1

Ironmongery. FORSYTH & MASTERS, QUOTE THE CHEAPEST FOR ALL DESCHIPTIO3VS OF iROSO'IVCOBSrOHSR'Sr.

Railway Notices. ti/tidland railway co. Time-table On and after MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9fch, 1891. OUT. 'Mis. A.M. A, M. P.M. P.M. Brtjnnrr dep. 7 5511 104 55 8 10 10... Sttllwater,, 8 3 11205 3 8 18 12... *No Town Rd 16... *Ngahere dep. 8 25 ... 5 25 — 22... Abaura „ 845 ... 545 ... 26... *Raupo „ 27... ToT'RAFiATat9 5 ... 6 5 ... IN. Ml«. A.M. A. M. P. M. P. M. Totara Flat dp ... 9 50 ... 6 50 2... *Baupo „ 5... Ahatjra „ ... 10 10 ... 710 12... *Ngahere 10 30 ... 7 30 16... *No Town Rd,, 18... Stillwater „ 7 3710 52 4 377 52 19... Brunner arr. 7 4511 0 4 458 0 *Flag Btations. j Tramway. f>\ RBYMOUTH AND KUMARA TRAMWAY COMPANY LIMITED. TRAMS will leave Gieymoith »nd Kwnata leapeetlrely ai andes :— Monday -« 8 a.m. ~, ~ 3.30 p.m Tuesday M 6».m. M »~ 3.30 p.m Wednesday •< 8 a.m. M »* 3.30 p.m Thwsday •*. 8 a.m. «m »~ 3.30 p.m Friday «* 6 ».m. M ~ 3.30 p.m Satuday ~ 8 a.m. M m 3.30 p.m "UNDAY TRAMS. Leave Giejrmonth M ••« 2.30 p.m Leave Knm»r» * M »~ .« 2.30 p.m Goodi Freight br pcs agreement S HINRY 0. OABTLS, Seeivt ly. PdMlc Notices COALS. GOALS. COALS. ■ ! A. MA ~H BB O N Is prepared to supply, wholesale or retail, COAL PIT HEATH, BRUNNER, AND WALLSEND COAL (all double screened for retail customers), SUPERIOR NUT COAL, COKE, FIREWOOD, and FENCING POSTS. Orders left at the Coal Depot (Railway Station), at the office (Mackay street), and at Mr North's (Boundary street) will be punctually attended to. Mr A. MATHESON Is AGENT for the NEW ZEALAND LOAN and MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Dnnedin. Highest cash price is given for WOOL, HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, and TALLOW. Agents— Hokltlka, Me J. Churches Reefton, Mr John Dick ; Gceymouth, A. Matheion, Maokay stsaet. p\ REYMOUTH GAS COMPANY \JT LIMITED. The above Company desire to notify to the public of Greymouth that the PRICE OF GAS for lighting purposes has been REDUCED by allowing an extra discount of 2b per 1000 feet if paid on or before the 11th of each month, now making the net price 10a. For heating and cooking purposes, 50 per cent allowed. This very considerable reduction will bring the use of gas within the reach of all classes of the community, and the Company hope to receive a large number of applications for gaa Bervices during the month. A number of GAS COOKING STOVES of the latest and most improved pattern have been landed from England, which the Company sell AT NET COST PRICE, and, if desired, on the deferred payment Byßtem. The Company have also on hand a large assortment of GAS HEATING STOVES, which they sell at cost price. A gaß fire Is invaluable for cleanliness, comfort, and " convenience, and In our cold climate will ► be found most useful for heating bedrooms, offices, and drawing rooms, where an occasional fire only is necessary. Arrangements have been made whereby ten sacks will be delivered in any part of the borough for 6a. 1 The comfort and convenience of a GAS ; COOKING or HSATING STOVE can : | only be thoroughly appreciated by those I j who have had experience n their adapti. ability to all the dotueatio requirements . '' of the household.

Public Notices pi L U B HOTEL Mairuerft Quay. W . S. CAMPBELL, Psopileto ■pOST OFFIO HOTEL, Taihti Stbeet, T J~ON E S Formerly of Knmara And Bsetton PBOPBJUBTOB" rW.CERION HOTEL, RICHMOND \j QUAY. PUBLIC~NOTICE. I beg to return my sincere thanks to the public for the patronage bestowed on me during the last 20 years ; and to inform them that I have let the premises to Mr Thomas Jones, late of the Terminus Hotel, Brunnerton, for whom I solicit a continuance of the patronage formerly bestowed on me. C. GEIESKING. Greymouth, November 12, 1889. In reference to the above announcement, I respectfully solicit a share of the patronage so liberally given to my pre decessor, Mrs Geiesking ; and can. assure visitors that nothing will be wanting on my part to keep up the nrst-olass character the house has obtained, both by quality of the liquors and viands dispensed, and attention to the wantd of customers. THOMAS JONES, Proprietor Criterion Hotel. Greyraouth, November 12, 1889. COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. JOHN GIESEKING, PROPRIETOR. MR JOHN GIESEKING begs to announce to the general public that he has taken over the above well known hostelry from Mr John Card, so long and favorably connected with it. The LIVERY and BAIT STABLES will be under the direct charge of Mr J. G., which will be sufficient guarantee for the travelling public. The BAR will be found replete with all the Choicest Brands of WHISKIES, BRANDIES, and WINES, BEERS from Dunedin and local breweries. ■TUT EDICAL EXPERT. I^Thlrty-aeven Yearß' Public Practice in Melbourne ! The only Legally Qualified Man Adver tising. In Nervous Affections 1 In the Diseases of Youth 1 ! In the Diseases and Disabilities o Married Life ! ! 1 Consultations by Letter Daily throughout all the Colonies Medicines (appropriately packed) for warded all through the Colonies and India. DR L. L. SMITH, L.S.A., &c, &c, 41 COLLINS STREET, MELBOURNE Consultations by letter, Fee £1. Personal Consultations £1 (Including Two Days' Medicines). Separate Waiting and Consulting Room for Ladies and Gentlemen. DR. L. L. SMITH, 41 COLLINS STREET, MELBOURNE. (Late Residence of His Excellency the Governor). Correspondence answered b return of Post Lottera answered In German, French <fco y^HAFF, CHAFF The best and most uniform quality of CHAFF shipped from Nelson 1b NEALE & HADDOW'S. They are the oldest established chaff cutting firmin the Province, and one of the oldest in the colony. Ask for Neale & Haddow's Nelson Chaff, and see that you get It. The eacka are branded with blue block letters— G. S over G. and B. W. over G. NEALE & HADDOW Wholesale and Retail Produce Merchant NItSOH.

Coaebesc pOBB AND COS MIDLAND LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. John Mitchell Proprietor. Will RUN In CONJUNCTION with the BRUNNER AND MIDLAND RAILWAYS. Leaves The GHmer Hotel DAILY for REEFTON and WESTPORT. Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday for Lyell, Longford, and Belgrovo, and Intermediate places. Passengers for Reefton and intermediate places *wlll leave per 945 a m train, arriving at^Eeefton at 4 p m. Booking Office— The Gilmer Hotel. Passengers are required to procure tickets before leaving Greymouth. AND COS PASSENGER LINE OF COACHES. CAMPBELL AND COS Passenger Line of Coaches will leave Stevenßon's Hotel, Reefton, DAILY, at 8 am, connecting with the train at Totara Flat ; and will leave Totara Flat on the arrival of^the 9 45 a m train from Greymouth, reaching Reetton at 3 30 p vo. Passengers and parcels booked from Dreymonth to Reefton, Lyell, Wostport, Longford, Belgrove, and all intermediate townships. Passengers and Parcels booked at Lynch's Albion Hotel, Greymouth ; and Stevenson's Hotel, Reefton, CAMPBELL & Co., Proprietors. HENRY CAMPBELL, Agent, Albion Hotel, Greymouth. Public Notices. THE OBEY VALLEY GOAL COMPANY (LIMITED). (OWNERS COLLIERIES BRUNNEK, WALLSEND, COAL PIT HEATH), Present output yearly ... 150,000 tons Our present facilities equal... 250,000 tons May be increased to 500,000 tons When sufficient demand arises. Highest awards and certificates obtained from the Colonial and European Exhibitions for onr COAL, FIRECLAY, and FIRECLAY GOODS, Including GASJRETORTS and TILES of all kinda. COAL delivered in cargoes of 100 tons and upwards at any port in the colony at .owest current rates. The statement made in Parliament by A. R. Guinness, Esq,and others elsewhere, that West Coast coal was not obtainable by dealers without buying an equal quantity of Newcastle coal is wholly untrue, as regards Greymouth coal. We have always done our utmost to extend saleß unconditionally, and at price* no higher than usually paid for Newcastle coal. FOREIGN EXPORT.— We are quoting specially low rates for foreign export, f.o.b. at Greymouth, or for transhipment at Wellington or any other port in the colony ; despatch guaranteed. CHARTERS.— We want tonnage for Port Plrle, Hongkong, Iqulqne, loading as above. The British barque "MERSEY," 260 ft long, 963 tons nett register, loft Greymouth August last for Port Pirie, wltn a full cargo of coke and coal, about 1800 tons measurement. DEPOTS.— We have depots at Wellington, Lyttelton, Chrlstchurch, and Dunedin, from which the trade and consumers are supplied, wholesale or retail, from yards or direct from Bteamers or hulks. Large supplies always on hand, including COKE, FIRECLAY, FIREBRICKS, and TILES. GREY VALLEY COAL COMPANY (LIMITED). M. KENNEDY, Managing Director. TTTTASTE PAPER on SALE, at Offloo of th!* paper