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Grey River Argus, Volume 57, Issue 10274, 3 May 1899, Page 3

Public Notices, * BILLIARDS^ __f BILLIARDS r-REVINGTON'S f HOTEL, OPPOSITE POST .OFFICE, "' GaEYMOUTH. For the first time in the history of the .. West Ooast W. I>. REVINGTON has introduced tho LOW CUSHION BIL- , LARD TABLE without which it is impossible to play this noble and scientific game .-as' it should be played.- --' The well -known and popular, Mr W. Flynn, will return, on Friday, the 21st April, 1899, with full sets of the celebrated LLOrW r ELASTIC CUSHIONS, andinon thoiabove date- everything will be in readiness.for the comfort, convenience a,nd:oompietesatisfactionof.pati-Qus. WsOJircUSMIOIX "VA.BJPK, The-first .and. only Perfect Table, in any Hotel on the Coast. : Bevinxjton's Hotel, W. D. REVINGTON,. Pboprieioe. Personal Supervision. Telephone 70. P.O. Box, 86. Billiards, Billiards, JUST LANDED-50 Cases of Apples ROWE AND TRUSGOTT. ROWE AND TRUSCOTT are Sole Agents for the celebrated Haslemere Tea. A LWAYS ON HAND-Prime F.ic--01. Tory Butter, Bacoivand Cheese. ROWE AND TRUSCOTT. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, APRIL 29th. HOKITIKA HORTICULTURAL O OCTETY ' s ORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S Fourth Grand Chrysanthemum and Late Fruits Exhibition To be held in the Drill Shed & Horticultural Hall, HOKITIKA, on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MAY 3rd and 4th. Judges of all Classes- Mr S. Bolton, of Nelson. Extended Schedule List of Prizes, with Liberal Prize Awards, including several Valuable Special Prizes. Classes for Pot Plants and Cut Blooms, Chrysanthemums, also Novice Section. Classes for Late Fruits. An Attractive Musical Programme will be given each evening. REFRESHMENT BUFFET. Excursion train fares to Hokitika on WEDNESDAY, MAY 3; night train returning 8 pm. Exhibition open from 2 30 p m to 10 p m each day. ADMISSION, 1/-; CHILDREN, 6d. For Entry Forms, Schedules and further particulars apply to D, J. EVANS, \ Joint Hon. A. KELLER, /Secretaries. PALACE RESTAURANT, BOUNDARY STREET, Greymodth. MR BOUZAID Proprietor , Meals at all hours and splendid assortment of excellent fruit MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. INSURANCE effected at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Claims settled with promptitude in the colony. WM. R. COOK (Cook and Gray), Attorney for New Zealand. Agent for Greymouth, A. MATHESON. -|y I S~S JULIET PIKE, Teacher op VOICE PRODUCTION and SINGING, is prepared to receive pupils Terms may be had upon application to Miss Pike at the residence, of Mr R. H. ! Richmond, Shakespeare, street Grey- ' mouth. I Seven Death Claims In a Fortnight The following fatal accidents occurred 1 during one fortnight and were all covered by POLICIES in tho r N, Z. ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY. ' March 10th, 1899— A winchman on . Dredge, drowned in the Molyneaux River, Otago. March 11th — Employee harbor board, Dunedin, drowned in harbor. I . March. 11th— Paper Mill employee, Dunedin, riding home from work, girth broke, died within 24 hours. March 18th — Flaxmill hand, Foxton, ' had only been insured a few days when ) he was caught in the belting and killed. March 19th— Three young men fellow employees in a foundry went out boating, boat found upset, all given up for lost. The New Zealand Accident Insurance Company has paid nearly L 160,000 for 20,000 accidents. 18 Full particulars from REEVES & CO., Greymouth.