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West Coast Times, Issue 115, 30 January 1866, Page 4

NOTICE TO MARINERS. Harbor Master's Dopartmont. TN consoquonco of tho great change which has takon "placo in tho entrance to tho Okarita River, sinco Captain Gibson gave his report of tho place, a Pilot has been appointed to guido vossols over tho bar. Two Whito Flags, attachod to movcablo polos, will bo usod until tho increasing requirements of tho placo demand improved boacons. TIIOS. TUIINBULL, 447 Port Officor of Wostland. HARBOR DEPARTMENT. VTOTICE. — There will be an anchor and -^ chain, and line attached, on the South Spit, and boat and boat's crow in readiness at high water, every tide, to assist any vessel coming over tho bar. When tho bar is only fit for steamers to take, a red flag will bo hoisted on the north flagstaff. Whon for sailing vessols, a red flag and ball. Masters of vessels are particularly requested to attend to tho small tidal flag on tho spit, as tho small tidal flag and the large flag in ono takes them over the? bar By order, THOMAS TURNBULL, 184 Harbor Master. NOTICE TO ; MARINERS AT THE GREY. fTVHE outer flagstaff' has been disconX tinucd, and a skcloton beacon placed on tho beach, which in a lino with tho flagstaff, will cross tho bar in tho deepest water. Attention is to bo paid, as heretofore, to tho movements of tho semaphore. Tho lower mast has boon boarded to seaward, showing a flat surface of 17 in., painted whilo Ho mnko it, more conspicuous. The skoloton beacon is 15 ft 1 high abovo tho upper part of tho bank, and a flag-pole G ft. abovo that showing red flag. Tho signals in uso at tho Groy are the same as thoso at tho port of Hokitika. Thomas Tuhnhuli,, i 200 Harbor Master for Westland. SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, WESTLAND DISTRICT. NOTICE is hereby given, that a silting £of the Hokitika Circuit Court, for tho dispatch of Criminal and Civil Business, will bo hold at tho Supromo Court-houso, on Monday, the fifteenth day of January noxt, at 11 o'clock in tho forenoon s—at5 — at which placo and timo all persons under recognisancos or otherwise bound to appear as prosecutors, defendants, or witnesses, aro required to givo their attendance. ROBERT ABBOTT, Rogistrar. Supromo Court Office, Hokitika, 18th Docembor, 1865. 445 milE WEST COAST ~TIMES IS NOW PUBLISHED DATLY, being delivered every morning to subscribers before 7 o'clock. Tho West Coast Times is tho only Daily Newspaper published in New Zealand out of Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin. It contains in addition to Kditorial and miscellaneous matter, full reports of local proceedings, tho Courts of Law, Public Meetings, <fee. A marked foaturo of tho Times is tho fullness and accuracy of its Shipping information and its daily reports of Imports. In undertaking tho arduous responsibility of issuing a daily nowspapor of full size and of high character in a young community like Hokitika, tho proprietors and conductors of tho West Coast Times are actuated by a desire to meet tho requirements of a commerce that has already attained largo dimensions, and is daily rapidly increasing. A Monthly Summary will, for the futuro, bo publishod for transmission by tho outgoing mail for Europe and the colonios. Moro comploto arrangements are in progress for tho supply of mining intelligonco from tho various diggings ; and no effort will bo omitted to render tho Wi:st Coast Times a First-Class Daily Journal. Tho subscription lo tho West Coast Times is 12s. por month, paid in advance. The Quarters commouco on tho Ist clays of January, April, July, and October. Subscribers desiring to commonco at any other timo can do so by paying for tho fractional part of tho unexpired town. Subscribers finding any irregularity in the prompt delivery of thoir papors aro requested to communicato with the proprietors. Charge for Advertising. s. d. First insertion, por inch ... 6 G Every subsequent insertion . ; . 6 0 Advertisements of 16 words ... 2 6 » 20 words... 4 6 Standing advertisements, por month, por inch, JC2. All advortisomonts must bo sont in to Iho office boforo i)\ o'clock on Iho day procoding publication,