DURHAM COAL MINE. fin HE undersignel is prepared to del ver Coal of First- slass Quality, In Rec :on at 35s PE3£ TON Orders left at Daw on's Hotel, or with the undersigned, wll receive prompt i attention. I R. E. GULLINE ""■Co 1 1 Goal ! Coal~ fTUIE UQclersignec begs to announce -"- that having n>w opened up one of the most extensi re coal mines ever discovered in the tuangahua, ig now prepared to supply Coal at the pit mouth in any quantity, and at moderate charges. Special attention is called to the superior quality ofitliis Coal, which it fully equal to that From the Energeti seam, I The undersignedlis now prepared to deliver Coau a any part of the town. PATEICK MM'INERNEY. iyr v. gis si n g~e, D lUJ G G E S T ,\C H E M I S T, ANM PERFUMES. Importer of Mining Jhemicals, Patent Medicines, Pure Drug i and Chemicals. Teeth Extracted, Sea cd and Stopped. Prescriptions accun tcly prepai'ed. Address :— Her of JBroadicay aid Smith street. DISPATCH FOUNIPRYCPc YMON. .LIMITED.— GREYMOUTH. TTINGINEERS] MILLWRIGHTS, Hi IIIOJN 7 anj BR.3SS I'OUNDEES, GBISJaSAii |MITHS. Have on Land or iriicle to Order auv description of M A CIH IN E 1> V o\CASTINGS at Melbourne Freight added. I EepauVto Mining Machinery have their Special Attention. THE ST. STEPHEN'S CHUKCH BUILDING- FUND. A BAZA AE In aid of Ibe abbve Fund will be held luring CHIUSTMAB WEEK. Further Particulars in future issue. WESTPOKT A: f D KEEFTON Eotal Mail EXPEESS LINE. T The Undersigned informs the public that ho has well broken and qu ; et SADDLE HORSES always ready for travellers between W< stport, Inangahua. Junction, and the Ly *11. Passengers to or from Eeefton booke 1 at one through fare. The Coach leaves W jstport every Tuesday aud Friday, at 7 Lm. ; and Eeeftoa every Wednesday dnd Saturday, at 7 a.m., carrying Mails pnd Passengers. Orders and Parcelsjreceived and Pas sengers booked for Wptport and intermediate stages at through rates. All Parcels to be prepaid for before delivery, at ' GILMEES' HOTEL, EEEFION. \ JOB LINES, I "Proprietor. ROBERT (lILEY, Wholesale andißetail Storekeeper,] bpoadwiay, Eeefton. I Price Sixpence! FAMILY HERALD 3UpJTiiLY Taut The Brisbane Courier siys :— The story-teller, as of, old, Lontains matter of the most absorbing intercsno novel readers. The scientific items, from tile variety which they embrace, are useful tp mecbanies fcor farmers, whilst mothers of faiiiUea are, with a few words, initiated into jthe fearful and wonderful mysteries or applclfool, treacle pic, or the dishing up or Aastiluian meats and soups. Amusements are nJt forgotten, and random readings full oi Jrigiual wit and humor, assist in making a|> a periodical acceptable to all.' T. /COMPANIES' BEPORTMnd BALAKGfi \J SIIEE IS printed in (lie Koatcst Iforui r.b the Times Ollice. I SHOW CAHDS, while aild colored, printed in the latest design. i\> gold silv:r oi vouze. Tilllid o>liec.'
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Inangahua Times, Volume IV, Issue 64, 5 September 1877, Page 3
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