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Grey River Argus, Volume LVII, Issue 10297, 31 May 1899, Page 3

Public Notices.

OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, ■■■-.' Greymouth. THOMAS COQIv & SON, the worldrenovvned fi rm of TouiHst ■ . Agents, owe the extraordinary success their business ; lias l achie yed I. to vSTRICT- ATTENTION TO^ "DETAIL, .; and (regardless 'oft cost, 'providing .-their clients with the best, and THE .BEST ONLY, , ...: .Truly,.; their enterprise is phenpmeiiaV. - TR^:'-^ ramifications' of ; : ' their business operations extend fchroiighout the civilised world, : and., .in -many instances are in ADVAN C'E OF , ITSELF. „ ._ ,' ' v. l --i i-: „-.,. To this= fkcfc the traffic .on "the NILEj the aGcommodation ab OMI>yRMAN^ j the: eastern ; tour of HIS MAJESTY^ tif Germany, . and ;■ the ; .e^pe'rience $J3. UN> DREDS of thousands of^jerson?iily conducted Tourists who anrtuailyin^Vke tlie . aid of these great "factors of travel bear living" witness/ Silently and smoothly the vaat, machine, of , THOMAS COOK •& SON" perfotins its :;daily dfrtyV each dhWcil beiiig complete. The whole is per|ect^ ;., In pursuance of their policy ofttoro^ ' ii^ss the firm iiasnriadie'^^a"7pefsbiVal' investigation i.artd-; 00111 ? 3 " 8011^^ the hotels (;f Greymoufch and. the colony at large, and unhesitatingly award the palm for excellence, comfort and convenience to Revington's Motel, And appoint this Hotel their ONLYOFFICIAL HOTEL of the fust class in Greymouth. .- Revington's Hotel is uitder Vice-JRegal patronages... Thos Cook and Son patronage,, the Cycling Touring Club patronage,Commercial Travellers' patronage, Government Official patronage, Supreme Court Judges patronage, Tourist, Family and Travelling Public patronage. Why % Because William Daly Revingtoh exercises i Personal Supervision, And .strict ATTENTION ,TO DETAIL, arid regardless of cost provides *]■ The Best and the Best Only. GREY RIFLE VOLUNTEERS will hold a SOCIAL in the Drill Shed on WEDNESDAY; MAY 31st, 1899, in; aid of Private Anderson, of Totnra Rifles, Ross, who lost his right arm and two fingers and .thumb of: his left hand by a : gun accident recently. Tickets. 2/6. Dancing to commehca at 8 o'clock. W. Duffy,- Sec. f\ P E R A HOUSE. JPIMJB BBI€tJLItJE Plain and Fancy Dress Ball. : • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7. Prizes for best Costumes. Also on the Stage, Juvenile Promenade in costume. Presentation of Gold Star Medal, &c. Commence at 8 o'clock. ,BaU Tickets 5/-, Dress Circle 1/, Juveniles 1/. J. G. WALTON,, ; ■ Secretary. f^i REYMpUTH OPERA HOUSE. XX : - ■.---■.- -. '■■.; .- - . Lessees,. The Greymouth Garrick Club; Business Manager, Mi' M. Guthrie ; Stage Manager, Mr FV J. Elmer ; Musical Director, Mrs J. P. Millington. GRAND OPENING NIGHTS, Wednesday and Thursday, June 14, 15. ; When the FIRST DRAMATIC SEASON will be inaugurated '. by .the , Greymouth Garrick Club producing Dion Boucicaults' grand spectacular and world's ! favorite drama, i "THE OCTOROON;" • (Or Life in Louisiana). In aid of St Patrick's Church Organ Fund. • : Magnificent Specially Painted Scenery. ' i Marvellous Mechanical Effects 7 • ! Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 3/- ; Stalls,' 2/-; Fit,: If.:* .., ■„,;; , .. ; For further particulars see Streamers,. Posters and Bills; TT7 ANTED^SITUA^TION as General |V V Servant. '' Apjly at this office. ■ FOR SALE.— Cobderi Freehold Sec- , tions 219 arid 227 Ward street ; 28, 204, . 206. 2iO Bright street } 156, 165, 220, 222 Fox street. 'Nancakeoav & Co, Auctioneers. PHOTOaRAPHY. IMJPMBIJLIt SW&IO, \ ■ Richmond Quay, Gheymouth T Ve beg co. ANNOUNCE that' we are opening Studios for the production of HIGH CLASS WORK in PHOTOGRAPHY. ; Open from the Ist of JUNE, andduring the first month we shall be pleased, to photograph all babies fvee of charge. Please look for- future Advt. . [. GREYMOUTH. MR W. J; ROUT, - . Outside Representative^ MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. INSURANCE effected at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Claims settled with promptitude in the colony. . WM. K COOK (Cook and. Gray), . Attorney for New Zealand, Agent for Greymouth, A. MATHESOK.