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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8089, 20 November 1894, Page 4

MR JAMES DRUMM Begs to -jo'dfy that the ba°iness of Rsyling and Drcunoi, Tailors, Albert reet, will be continued aB heretofore under the name oi: . "RmiNQ AND DRUMM," At their Tailoring Establishment, opposite the Church of England, Albert atsaet. MR J. DRUMM has SECURED he SERVICES of a FIRST-CLASS CUTTER and FjTTBR, and made every arraa^ecneafc (or carrying an the Easiness on a much larger scale than heretofore. Prden wil be promptly attended to nd quickly done. Gocd workmanship guaranteed We import our goocb d'>eci from the manufacturers. An lnspe;on of our Btock, replete with Bvei7 ma teal "or carrying on a first-class adoring trde ;a respectfully invited, Heyling and Drumm, Opposite the Church, ALBERT {STREET. GREYMO UTH The Blackball Coal Mining Company, Limited. The above Company having n. w completed all arrargem- nts for the CONVEYANCE of i heir COAL to the p of Greymoutb, have much pleas r.' in announcing to the pnblio of thlß town, surrounding district, and the Colony at large, tbat they are now prepared to Bupply any and every demand that may be made upon them. THH BLACKBALL COAL has already (the ahort time it haa been in the market) established for itself the name of being fche BEST COAL for either teaming or household purposes that haa ever been mined in the Colony. One t Jal. will satisfy tbe most sceptlca as to its Superiority over all other Coals. Ordera forwarded to the Company's Secretary, A. A. M'KELLAR, Cfarlatchnroh, or to the undersigned, will be attended to with punctuality and dlapat h. J. T. SKOGLUND, "VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAY S TIME TABLES To be observed ON and AFTER MARCH 13th, 1894, until further notice. so £ O-CO ■* U5 . ]n B CLIO <©«©_- ' © ._ I ® *t TITJ2 I 0 100U5 ■O cc -01-iOO cs CJOOOH g t-OOOOCS _*-3 cw<T*Tffio S*-3 c-ncococo -_t «* -_ J '^ to Ea — gr. g .IfllOOlO _ O<COO e« (SOOH {_; (Bt-000005 H _______ S _^ 0 to 00100 S, lOOiQIO O £ _"*<*l<Nn-l « -rUCOCOiH >,'5 a -tics £ aiOOON 5* *> Ou« tH ■«# IQ "5 D •§ O _Lj 1010010 O >H 01000 gJC" 1 rHIO "* gIQCO-,<N C e5 i-l »-4 (N <*! O t-OOOOCS g T-4 T-i l-l T-< I Cg •I I a S I 2£ _f -| Jg"S" I _O S cS (S4J rf\ 4i d o! B _»a as m 5s a £ REYMOUTH-BRUNNER SECTION. a 8 C aj°,° a SSj s S3 IO IO d 10 0 g r-ITH « r-110 £ p. 3S -3 c- rtrH 1 _________ _______ Q W g a S" 1 ! & fc a§° &: ' S v — b d cS <a Oi «2 fa CQ ■2 * _ * - t3 <n CU * a . E c <d . o js cs o x> ja .1 is" 1 si <o 3 Da; V> - fcl U zoa cqcd Ail time tables previously issued will be CANCELLED on the date this comes into operation. This time table is liable to be SUSPENDED en holidays and special occasions. i BY ORDER. FIRE FIRE. AFTER A FIRE People Generally Look Oat to Get CHEAP GOODS. LETHABY BROS. Are sti'l on Mawhera Quay, only a little further towardß the Railway Station. Ladies and Gentlemen wanting CH SAP UMBRELLAS will be well paid by coining the little distance farther. We Intend to clear oat the whole of the umbrellas that were saved at the fire cheap. Oar 9s 61 silk umbrellas (Ja, with Fox's navagou frame a»d brass filtinga. Our 14s 6d at 8s 6d. Oentß' umbrellas (12 rib, Italian cloth) with Fox's frame and braaa fittinga, worth LI, for 9s 6d. Repairs and re-covering done at moderate charges. Knives, scissors and razors carefully ground and polished. Ifote the address, LI3TIIABY BROS, Mawhbra. Quay, One door from Wharf Hotel.