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West Coast Times, Issue 125, 10 February 1866, Page 4

mHE WEST COAST TIMES 18 NOW 1 . PUBLISHED DAILY, being delivered every morning to subscribers before 7 o'clock. Tho West Coast Times is tho only Daily Newspaper published in Now Zealand out of Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin. It contains in addition to Editorial and miscellaneous matter, full report? of local proceedings, tho Courts of Law, Public Meetings, &c. A marked feature of the Times is the fullness and accuracy of its Shipping information and its daily reports of Imports. In undertaking tho arduous responsibility of issuing a daily newspaper of full size and of high character in a young community like Hokitika, the proprietors and conductors of tho Wkst Coast Times are actuated by a desiro to moot tho requirements of a commerce that has already attained large dimensions, and is daily rapidly increasing. A Monthly Summary will, for tho future, bo published for transmission by /the outgoing mail for Europe aud the colonies. More complete arrangements are in progress for the supply of mining intelligence from tho various diggings ; ■ and no effort will be omitted to render tho West Coas'l Times a Fihst-Class Daily JOUBNAL. The subscription to tho West Coast Times is 12s. per month, paid in advance The Quarters commence on the Ist days of January, April, July, and. October. Subscribers desiring to commence at any other time can do so by paying for the fractional part of tho unoxpired torm. Subscribers finding any irregularity in the prompt dejivory of their papers aro requested to communicate witli the proprietors. ' . '» Chabge fob Advertising. ■ 8. d. First insertion, per inch ... 6 6 Every subsequent insertion ... 5 0 Advertisements of 15 words ... 2 6 „ 20 words... 4 6 Standing advertisements, per month, per inch, £2. All advertisements must be sent in to tho office before 9 o'clock on tho day preceding publication. (Soflb* an Sale. f\ N SA L E by the undersigned — 10 tons Co.'s and Mauritius sugars 5 , cases coffee, 1 and 21b 160 half-chests and boxes teas (new season's and others) 60 kegs Wellington butter 100 bags Carolina and Patua rico 60 kegs oatmeal and pearl barley 20 cases Dunlop cheese, in this 130 boxes candles, full and light 79 boxes American lobsters 20 boxes, libs, herrings and haddocks 26 cases. 10 half barrels fed and Picton herrings 40 cases jams and marmalade IS do sago, arrowroot, and confectionery 13 do tartaric acid and soda -25 do bottled and tin fruits 8 packages ointment and painkiller ' 16 bales papor and bags 12, cases vestas, plaid, 260's, &c. 7 qr-casks vinegar, Hill and Evans Twolvetrees' soap powder, dried apples, castor oil, Lea and Perrin s sauco, raspberry vinegar 3 casos Havannah aud Swiss cigars 3 do Oriental and plug tobacco 40 casks and cases bottled alo 160 do do bottled stout, quarts *IX) hhds and qr-casks dark brandy % 280 cases Martell's and Honnessy's 350 do JDKZ and Key Geneva §20 do whiskey, various brands 70 qr-casks and octaves whiskey 2 qr-casks, 50 cases ginger wine 15 cases champagne and mosc le 26 hhds, qr-casks, and octaves sherry and port 10 tons galvanised iron 30 kegs Ewbank's nails and spikes 40 dbz galvanised iron buckets 25 doz and 23 nests buckets and tubs 180 cases arid drums kerosene oil 30 hhds and drums linseed oil, tar, and chromo 3 tons colored paints and white zinc }0 cases shovels, long' and short 17 qr-barrels Hall's riile and blasting powder, 4 kegs shot 2 oases iron stump bedsteads, 3 feel 7 cases M'Gu ire's nuggets 2 do khee^ boots and Napoleons 1 bale pilot* coats 6 cases Tweed and Bedford cord trousers 2 bales Allot* half-hose, scarlet tops 1 case assorted Shetland hosiery 4 bales flannel undervosts, serge shirts, kersey drawers 4 cases colonial made tweed shirts 1 do Crimean shirts 1 do drab reversible coats 4 do golden lioii moles 7 do French felt hats 5 bales scarlet, blue, and white blankets 4 do 9-4 grey, light 3 do do g ro y» heavy 1 do do Croydon sheeting, bleached 1 case Welsh flannel 1 do W. E. paper collars 1 do heavy tweed, in piecos Black silk mantles, Wincey skirts and robes, scarfs, ties, chenillo hairriots, &c, &c. W. & G. Tubnbull & Co., Beacii street. Hokitika, February^ 1860, . 1358