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West Coast Times, Issue 110, 24 January 1866, Page 1

, T P. OHIUSTKXSOX Jeweller and Watchmaker, Hokitika and Greymouth, is now prepared to Retort, Smelt, and llctlno any quantity of Gold. An experienced Jeweller, especially engaged for i that branch of business, nnd who has had <a 1 groat practical experience in goldsmoltmg' ?ov a number of years, having just arrived. Hi'g^b?o baiik price given 1 for gold. 619 rji R. PR O C T E 11, WORKING GOLDSMITH & JEWELLER, #KYM»L STRHKT, HOKITIKA. Watches amf (Jbtiefkn CWfully Ropaired and Accurately .Adtusfced. Native Gold Manufactured to ally" VttUmi or Design by Experienced Workmen* Amalgamated Gold Retorted, Refined, and prepared for Market in the presence of tho owners. None but tho Best Workmen, under the immediate direction of T. R. P., are engaged at this establishment. N.B.— Highest Price given foi Gold. ACAMRRON. Woimcino Goldsmith . corner of Weld mid Tnncred-sts. begs to inform tho miners and others on tho West Coast, that he is now prepared to Rntoht and Mki.t Amat.gasiatkd Gold in any quantity, on the shortest notice. A. C. trusts that his long practical experience, and intimate knowledge of tho requirements of tho miners, will secure him a share of their support. 715 M'CORMACK and TUNBRTDGE, Cordial Manufacturers, Beach, rear of Mnjov Bracken's Queeftslown Hotel, Revell-strcct. 716 A CARD.— Mu. GuiiKNiuKr/D, Architect, &c, lalo of Dunedin, may be consulted at his present residence, Criterion Hotel, Rcvell-street, Hokitika/ 673 MR. JOB L. MUNSON, stationer, bookseller, &c, next Bracken's hotel, Revell-stroot, Hokitika, has been appointed solo agent for tho Wjwt Coast 'limks and Lkadi;u. ARKER AND GARS IDES, Importers and Bottlers of English Ales and Porter only, Georgo street, Dunedin, arc now prepared \o supply Publicans, Packers, and others with Bottled Stout equal to imported, at their Storo, Wold street, Hokitika. Storage for 100 tons of goods. 167 NOTI 0 E . TENDERS nro invited /for supplying the undermentioned Timber, all to bo Rinm, Black Birch, or Black Pine, of good quality, free from largo knots, shakes, or oii3 r defects, to bo delivered where directed from tho lower end of Government Wharf downwards : — 100 21-foot Piles, averaging 12 in. through 60 10-fect Struts, averaging 10 in. through 25 22-feet Walings, averaging 10 in. through doO 15-foot Shoot Piles, averaging 12 in. x 6 in. 1,000 ftet Run Walings, 12 in. x 4 in., 20-feet lengths 1,500 feet Run Stringers, 0 in. x 4 in., 20-feot lengths 12,400 foot superficial Planking, 0 in. x G in. 600 bundles of Brushwood, tied wilh vines, 15 feet long, averaging 18 in. through Tenders for the whole or portions of tho above work will be received at tho Public Works Office,. Hokitikn, till Wednesday, January 2'lth, to bo addressed to tho " District Engineer, Public Works Office, Jfokitika," and endorsed "Tender for Timber for Spit Works." N.B. — Lowest tender not necessarily accepted. Jajiks Rochfoiit, . District Engineer. Jan. 19, 1866. 939 NOTICE. . mENDERS are invited for making -A- additions to tho Custom Houso> Hokitikn, for tho Provincial Government I of Canterbury. Plans and specifications to bo seen at tho Public Works Office, Hokitika, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. I Tenders to bo addressed lo tho District Engineer, Public Works Office, Ifokitika, to be ondorsod " Tundku von Custom JIoi t sj:,'" and to bo sent in on Wednesday, 24th inst,, before <t o'clook N.B. — Lowest tender not necessarily accoplecl. Jamks Rochfout, District Engineer. 3 Jauuary 19th, 1866, 938