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Charleston Argus, Volume 1, Issue 15, 4 May 1867, Page 4

/ 1 It A N D CO X C E 11 T, VI TAKES PLACE NIGHTLY At the Victoria Hotel and Concert Hall, COAL ST It E E T . An efficient Band in attendance. Wines, Ales, and Spirits of the best brands. JNO. THOMAS, 81 Proprietor. qhin a w are::: GLASSWARE!!! EARTHENWARE!! ! LAMP WARE. FURNISHING IRONMONGERY. CUTLERY. *c. The largest stocks of the above are now opened out and on view at WE IK BROS & C 0., j COAL-STREET, ' 93 CHARLESTON.

J NEWTON AND CO., TINSMITH & SHEET IliON WORKERS Camp Street (Nearly opposite Mace and Dixon's). J. N. and Co., beg to inform the public of Charleston that they have commenced business as above, and are prepared to execute the following descriptions of work : GALVANISED IRON PUMPS; HOTEL LAMPS, Of the best and Latest Designs; KEROSENE S T OJ E S WitHCopper on the Boilers, and JOBBING. Remember the Address CAMP S T R E E T . 83

HAMIL & INNES, (Late of Ilokitika), TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKER Near Mace and Dixon's, Camp-street, Charleston. STOVES AND LAMPS MADE TO ORDER. General Tinware, Wholesale and Retail. 45 QIIARLESTON STEAM SAW MILLS, Situate on the Bank of the River. The public are respectfully informed that the above plant has arrived, and the undersigned will be in a position to Cut Timber to any required length, in a few days. C. NEES CI II ANAII A N AND CO., O General Merchants. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. S. and Co., being Purchasers for CASH, in the Cheapest Markets, are enabled successfully to compete with any House on the West Coast. Storekeepers supplied at the Lowest possible Price, and on the most Liberal terms. « p GK I F FIN, PAINTER AND PAPERIIANGEE, PAKIHI & lIOKITIKA. Opposite the camp, and next to " Charleston Argu<»" Office. 66