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Grey River Argus, Volume LVII, Issue 10520, 24 January 1903, Page 2 (Supplement)

EDINBURGH, Dental Institute CBAPEL STREET, GREYM^JTH. ' D. M'BRE\RTY, Surgeon Dentist, ate J. M'Brearty. . Hours — 9 amtospm,7 pm to 8p m Saturdays— 9 am to lpm M. M'DONNELL. XZL4S Mi>O2. XMAS M 902. : RI M'DONNELL has just received a large shipment of OKLIFOJRNIAN FRUITS, ; Direct from America, consisting of Pie ! Fruits in 51b tins and Dessert Fruits in '< 2ift> tins, Pears, Peaches, Apricots, Pine ' f Apples ; also a large and choice assort-' . menc of DRIED FRUITS : : Consisting of Peaches, Apricots, •Apples, Prunes, Seeded Raisins, Cvi- ! rant-, Elemes, Sultanas, Figs, Lemon, Citron and Orange Peel. GROCERIES On hand, Butter, Cheese, Bums, Bacon a speciality). Teas of the best brands; I Agents for the famous Erengalia Broken \ | )r?mge Pekoe and Koo Choo Teas, which ' | nnot be beaten. Coffee, pure and { reshly ground always on hand. i ! AUSTRALIAN WINES r ; Agent for Irvin and Co's celebrated i ' great Western Vinery and Company's L Wine, consisting of Port, Frontignac, , Con stan tia. -. j Gilby's Invalid Port Wine and Claret, pints and quarts. I i " SPIRITS. • , Whisky— Usher's Special Kcserve^ ! Mitchell's, Browns, J M'Culj^m's Perfeci . tion, Jamieson's, Throe Stafcin case and [ ! iksks. In bulk Usher's and old Scotch. ' TRY OUR XMAS . HAMPERS ] WWMNVJT SMMEMIUGS ' Will buy 1 bottle Three Star Brandy. 1 1 bottle Case Whisky (Scotch), 1 bottle of Australian Wine, 3 bottles English '> Ale (quails), 3 bottles English Stout j (quarts) delivered at any train toauy part [ of the town. For the convenience of the people up country I have made special arrangements to convey goods between Greymouth, Brunnerton, and Stillwater!. L For QUALITY and PRICES they canI not be beaten on the Coast. M. M'DONNELL, WHOLESALE & RETAIL FAMILY ' GROCER, WINE, SPIRIT & PROr VISION MERCHANT, Tainui Street, Greymouth. : SALE ; : OF Valuable Sheep ■ AND , ! Cattle Run AT Cook's Rivep, South Westland. MARK SPROT AND OQ ■ have for sale by private treaty account of Mrs Ryan, her highly improved station property at Cook's river, ; South Westland— Che land comprises ' the homstead block | of 58 acres fret-hold, all securely fenced ' and laid down in English grasses^ - with new six-room dwelling, wool sheds, sheep dip, stables, barn, two horse power chatf cutting machine, stockyards, etc. There is about one acre of an orchard in profitable bearing. The other areas held under O R P and ; and LI P aggregate, 1200 acres fenced and laid down in grass with the necessary equipment of huts, stock yards and farm- '■ ing implements. ; In addition to the above there is a ojiehalf interest in the lease of the Cook's river run, comprising 24,060 acres with about B years to run. i The property is famous for the quan- • tity and quality of the fat stock turned oft' annually and with the present and prospective values of live stock the Rale !• presents an opportunity that is rarely ' offered to those in quest of such an investment. The whole will be disposed of in one lot and easy cerms may be arranged for the 1 payment. ! The sole reason for the disposal is t.he ■ long and continued illness of Mrs Ryan's i family. For further particulars apply to Mark Sprot & Co, AUCTIONEERS, \ GREYMOUTH ,AIND HGKITIKA.