PUBLIC NOTICES. JJOTEL MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH The Leading Hotel of the West Coast. Now under personal supervision of MR. and MRS. W. 8. MITCHELL, who have had considerable experience in controlling City Hotels, and guarantee a first class service. Specially appointed PRIVATE BAR Open daily for the convenience of business men. A warm welcome awaits old and new friends. P.O. Box 80 ::: ’Phone 49. A CARD. ]VrRS SYME, Certificated Maternity Nurse, Dunean Street, Runanga. COBDEN DOMAIN BOARD. A PUBLIC MEETING of COBDEN residents will be held in the School Gymnasium TO-NIGHT (Tues- . day), at 8 o’clock, for the purpose of I SELECTING SEVEN NOMINEES for I appointment to the above Board. O. BRAILSFORD, Chairman. C. W. GUNN, Hon. Sec.-Treasurer. P.S.—Bring a pencil please. WEST COAST HERD TESTING ASSOCIATION. TLTR C. N. lIUjM*E, Dominion Organiser, will ADDRESS MEETINGS as follow:— WEDNESDAY, Aug 12—ROTOMANU. THURSDAY, Aug. 13—AHAURA. NOTICE TO WORKERS. JJEFORE ACCEPTING ANY WORK in connection with coal mining in the BLACKBALL DISTRICT, workers are requested to INTERVIEW the undersigned. R. CLARK. Sec. Blackball Miners’ Union. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE.— I, GEORGE SYDNEY SIMPSON, of Grcymouth, Hotelkeeper, being the holder of a Publican’s License in respect of the house and premises situate at Greymouth, and known a s The Albion Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Hokitika o n the 9th day of September, 1931, apply for a Transfer of the said License from myself to AVILLTAM STUART MITCHELL, my appointee. Dated the Ist day of June, 1931. Signature: G. S. Simpson. Name iof Owner: G. S. Simpson.—Guinness ' and Kitchingham, Solicitors, Greymouth.
INVEST IN INVEST IN INVEST IN JJIG JJIVER QOLD Limited.
The Company is being formed to acquire and work the mine now owned by the New Big River Mining Company, Limited, whose past history entitles it to be tesiown as one of the wonder mines of New Zealand. Gold to the value of over half a million poundg sterling has already been won from this mine, and has provided a most up-to-date winding and crushing plant, besides paying wonderful dividends, equal to six pounds fifteen shillings and five pence (£6 15s sd) per share. In fact for the period covered by the last Company’ s operations, each 1/- invested showed a return of 235 per eent. per annum.
Eminent mining and geological experts express the opinion that the as yet undeveloped resources of this mine may still be worked with results highly satisfactory to its shareholders. It is economically worked and ready to start immediate gold-prQduction. A worth while speculation.
Write or a]lply at once to the undersigned for prospectus, and make early application before the issue of £16,000 now being offered is fully subscribed. FOGARTY & CO., NANCARROW AND CO., McMAHON AND LEE, Registered Brokers. rTHE FAMOUS CHAMPION,” 11 JONES SPECIAL” and “OPPERMAN SPECIAL” Racing Cycles, built by Champions. Also JUVENILE and ROADSTER CYCLES from £5 at: rpURTILL’S OYCLE JJEPOT -Jackay Street, ’ GREYMOUTB. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. i 5 hereby, given that I am CLOSING DOWN my Mackay Street . shop on- Saturday Next, th® Bth inst., and that as from that date my Grocery and General Storekeeping BUSINESS WILL BE CARRIED ON SOLELY FROM THE MARSDEN ROAD PREMISES. J) J-JOUGLAS, GROCER & GENERAL STOREKEEPER. Marsden Road, Greymouth. P.O. Box* 82. ’Phone ‘396. BOOTS AND SHOES • Repaired at the Shortest Notice | J ACK Guinness Street. (Opposite Co»rthou»e’ Workmanship Guaranteed.
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Grey River Argus, 11 August 1931, Page 1
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