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Grey River Argus, Volume LVII, Issue 10520, 27 January 1903, Page 3

*, •■?*■>. :•' ■ ■• :;*^?v»-cv <? 'RENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY 1 AMD DELIVERY OF TELYGUAPH ARMS. The Electric Telegraph Commiisioner is prepared to receive separate tenders until tho 14th FEBRUARY, 1903, for ' the SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF TELEGRAPH ARMS, as under: — 25,00 C (twenty -five thousand) arms, 2ft 3 in long. • 20,001) (twenty thousand) arms, sft 6 in long, ! 15,000 (fifteen thousand) arms, 7ft 6 in. long. Speci fictitious and sample arms can be seen at the Post ai.d Telegraph Stores, Wellington, tho Telegraph Office, Wellington, the Chief Post Offices, Oreymouth aud Hokicika, and the Post Offices at Dannevirke, Masterton, and I Palmerston North. i Tenders to bo addressed to the "Superintendent of Electric Lines, Wellington," smd indorsed "Tender for Telegraph Arms." By Order, J. K. LOGAN, Snporintendent of Electric Lines. General Post Office, Wellington, 14th January, 1903. m E N D E R S. WRITTEN TENDERS for the erection of an 8 roome,d house in High street will be received by the undersigned till NOON of SATURDAY, 31st JANUARY, 1903. Plans and specifications at this office. GILLIES & SPENCE, Architects. • V ,^\ "i-.'";'^-, Vv't- ;?y r. ran tea ouy Teca ''Ss» ' *S b<H : .-or value, tatfor grade s/p >'•■ *%£'£•, COMPARE £^& '^T'-A WITH ANY T£AS SPORTED IN "te!i^. PACKETS A •JUST AS GOOD^^. MoNir HOATE & Cs. J 8 L «. yffik SB? W THEM 9 /-\PBRA HOUSE, TxREYMOUTIi. FRIDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1903, Under the patronage and in the presenceof Lord Hawke's Team of English Cricketers A NO Westland Cricket Association. CONCERT AND ENTERTAINMENT, By the following Ladies and Gentlemen:— Misses M;iy and Eily Driscoll, Nelson ; Missel Tait, Ward, Stapleton and Mr Perry, Hokitkn; Mrs O'Balkhan (nee M.ss Martin), Knmara ; Mr Thos Coltman (Basso Prof undo), Welllng- , ron ; Mesdames Birkett, Thompson and Oadzow; Misses Kettle, Lizzie Holder, Mabel Easson, Perkins, . and Jessie Matheson ; Messrs G T Moss, Fred Birkett, M Guthrie, T Ryan, and W B Cadzow, Greymouth. The finest programme ever presented to Greymouth people. The whole to conclude with Mr Fred Birkett's screamingly funny farcical comedy in one ac!-, " What happened to Moke." Tickets may bo obtained at :— Stationers B Dixon's, BJ Phillips', Whitaker Bros and Dresden bMano Co. Box Plan at G E Perkins, Mawhera Quay. As a large attendance is expected patrons are requested to book early to ensure a good sent. Reserved Seats 3/-, Stalls 2/-; Pit 1/Doors open at 7 30, concert at 8 15. All perform3)'3 kindly enter by stage door. W B CADZOW, Musical Director. £) NO THANK YOUM \ p^^ jOTLVINSONS I JAM 1 ? ; ? ■■n-rnwrr- • — MISS MAUDE TAIT (Licentiate, of Associated Board, London), Teach s r of Singing. Pupils prepared for Associated Board and Trinity College oxaminatiens, Only a limitei number of students can bo taken.Terms : £3 3/---%4^ £. RtCK ■ \yf ixrxa &sa <lxo Sam i J WHOLESALE, RETAIL & FAMILY BI3TOHER, Corner of Hospital and Herbert Streets, Greymouth. A special supply of Lamb, Sucking Pigs, Veal, Pork, Mutton and Beef for the Christmas trade. The Best of Qualities AT TUB LOWEST OF PRICES MR R. H. RIO II M O'ND __ Dentist, Has removed to his new Surgery next Midland Chambers, Maokay Street. Hours of attendance — 9 a m to 1 p m, 2pm too pra Saturday ;, 9am to 1 p m Telephone : 147. Dp W M'Kay, M B Ch. B, F R C S E Late House Surgeon to Wolverhampton General- Hospital and Nottingham Sick Children's Hospital and late Resi- ; dent Medical Officer, Dundee, Royal i Inlirmary.) Has now removed to his residence Hospital Street, near Presbyterian Chuich. Consultation Hours:— 9 to 10 a m 3 pm, and 7 to 8 p m. Telephone X33.