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West Coast Times, Issue 127, 13 February 1866, Page 4

Tho Cdriimisijicmors will reserve spaco (if early application is nuulo) for tlio exhibition of processes of inanufuotures in ceitain u.-uuhcivifts which can bo carried on without, danger or in* convenience in tho premises. Steam, and water-power will be supplied for showing machinery in motion. % Exhibitors must make all necessary mechanical connections at their own expense." ■** -^ looking cases must, bo removed i\t tho. cost of tho exhibitors so soon as the goods »re taken charge of by the Couimissionera. Exhibitors will bo permitted, subject only lo tho necessary general regulations, to erect, according to their own taste, all counters, stands, glass frames, bi tickets, awnings, hangings, or other similar connivances, which they may consider best calculated for tho disp'ny of their goods. Packages and all articles intended for exhibition should bo addressed as follows : — "To the Commissioners for the " Intercolonial Exhibition of 18GG, "Melbourne, " From [state exhibitor's name and colony]." Free _transit of goods for exhibition, which may b.e forwarded by Victorian railways, will be allowed by the Government. Any further information required cau be oh(ained from J. Of. Knight, F.R.1.8 A., Secretary, Ollicc of tho Jtoy.\l Commission, 61, Elizabeth-street, Melbourne. - WEST COAST TIMES v Go r\ ENMIALI RINTINGV/FFICE, W.ELD STREET, HOKITIKA. MESSRS. IJABNETT AND Co. TTAVE much pleasure in informing their friends and tho public that thoy have recently greatly enlarged their premises and imported every article of modem use in tho trade, including a steam Printing Machine, which enables them lo execute any order, however large, with a despatch and completeness hithorto unattainable in any city of Now Zealand, except Auckland, Christchurch, or j Dunedin. Their largo extent and variety / of material enables them to satisfy tho taste of the most fastidious, and thoir scale of charges are as moderate as circumstances will allow. LETTER-PRESS PRINTING, From a Card to a Volume, in overy variety of Color, in ink or paper. Printing in Enamel, Gold, Silver, and " Bronze. LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING, ' in a style that cannot bo' excelled in tho colonies. Maps, Plans, Invoico and Bill Heads, Show and Business Cards, Sic? at tho shortest; notice. Views of Houses, Streets, Portraits, Landscapes and Drawings of every kind — mechanical or perspective — either in crayon, pen, or engraving on stone, by n first-class lithographic arfisl. BEST WEEKLY PAPER IN NEW ZEALAND. m H. E T. E A D E R . 1 — — — This Journal is now permanently enlarged" lo Iho si>:c of QIXT E E N . T) A G E S, And contains occasional lllustr.U ions on tmbjoch of colonial interest. Tiir Lkabmii enjoying a very exlonsivo circulation, not only on the West Coasl/ but also in tho neighboring' provinces and colonies, oilers an excellent medium for advertisers, especially those wl^o dea eliicuy with up-eounlry storekeepers, as Tin: LftADEU is. regularly circulated on cvevy crook, gully, and new rush, from the B tiller to Bruce Biiy. SCALE OV CHANGES VOll ADVEUTISEMKNTS : -v • S. 11. ,' First insertion, per inch ' 4, G Rach subsequent insertion, por inch <l 0 Standing. Advertisements 10s. por inch per month. Pum,isirrct> jiveby "Friday Morxixo Prico— Ono Shilling. Gusto m s Fo .it m . FOll THE POUT OF HOKITIKA, Of every dosci'iption f " fonips 1 Manifest Forms, &C IVO., AN SALE, wholosalo and Rotai), at tho offieo of this papor, Weld street. 133