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— ~— —^ ~—* — — — — — ip— .—^ — — im^m »i aw^- '»lft«»i FOSTER BROS., (Government Mail Contractors.) ANNOUNCE their coach time-table, between Ross and Waiho Gorge. . . Coaches leave as follows: — DOWN TRIP. Ross, Friday, 7 a.m. ; Hari < Hari arrive, 12.30 p.m. (lunch) ; Wataroa ~ arrive, 6 p.m. ; VVataroa rlep., Saturday 8 a.m.; Waiho Gorge arrive, . 1 p.m.. Waiho Gorge arrive 1 p.m. - RETURN. I Waiho Gorge, dep. Monday^' l p. tt>. ; T. Watarba arrive, 6 p.m.; Watarba dep., I Tuesday, 7 a.m.; Hari Hari arr., 11 a.m. .(lunch) ; Ross arr., 6 p.m. . A coach also leaves Ross on Tuesday at 9 a.m., arriving at Waiho on Wednesday, returning, leaving Waiho Fndav, arriving Ross Saturday, to - connect with, 4 p.m. train for Hokitika. , For further particulars, apply to the firm. , : COAL, COKE AND BRICK Q >MERCHANT. y. -\ s IS PREPARED TO SUPPLY SIATE, BRUNNER AND PAPAROA d . : .'■ .- - '" . • ■ . ■ . ■ COAL PA A T COAL '•' . COAL V^wriLJLJ COAL rM In any quantities to all. parts of the town or country. ■ Agent f<Tr: — ■ .. V BRUNNER FIRE-BRICKS,. FIRECLAY. BRICKS AND LIME. '- ' .ORDERS - >- ' - ■ ■ •.:■.■.■ :.-.■■' '-_' '■' . Orders received at Doig?s Butcher Shop, High street ; Armstrong, Cobr ' den; Mark Sprot and.Co., or Coal Depot promptly attended to. O. BHANNAHAN. HOAL MERCHANT. : 201 Office : Herbert St.