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West Coast Times, Issue 187, 25 April 1866, Page 4

Miscellaneous, Customs jJoums FOR THE PORT OF HOKITIKA, Of ovory description ; Ships 1 Manifest Forms; • AN SALE, wholesale and Eotail, at the offioo of this papor, Weld stroot. J33 west coast times GeneralPrintingOffice, weld street, hokitika. messes. harnett and co. TTAVE muoh pleasure in informing their friends and tho publio that they have recently greatly enlarge^ theiy premises and imported every article of modern use in the trade, including a stoam Printing Machine, which enables them to execute any order, however large, with a despatch and completeness hitherto unattainable in any oity of New Zealand except Auckland, Christohuroh,. or Dunedin. Their large extent and variety of material enables them to satisfy the taste of the most fastidious, and their scale of charges are as moderate as circumstances will allow. . ,) LETTER-PRESS PRINTING, \ From a Card to a Volume, in every Variety of Color, in ink or paper. Printing in Enamel, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING, ' in a style that cannot be 'excelled in tho, -/ polonies. "" Maps, Plans, Invoice and Bill Heads ■ Show and Business Cards, &c, at the 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 a first-class lithographic artist. mHE WEST COAST TIMES' is now PUBLISHED DAILY, . being delivered every morning to sub- L scribors before 7 o'clock. T The West Coast Times is the only Daily Nowspapor published in New Zealand out of Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunodin. It contains in addition to Editorial and miscellaneous matter, full reports of local proceedings, the Courts of Law, Public Meetings, &o. A marked feature of the 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 newspaper of full size and of high character in a young community* like Hokitika, the proprietors and conductors of the West Coast Times are actuated by a desire to meet the requirements of a commorce that has already attained largo dimensions, and is daily rapidly increasing. A Monthly Summary will, for the future, be published for transmission by tho outgoing mail for Europe and the colonies. M.oro complete arrangements are in progress for the supply of mining intelligence from the various diggings ; and no effort will ho omitted to render the West Coast Times a First-Class Daily Joubnal. Tho subscription to the West Coast Tim^=i is 12s. per month, paid in advance. Tho Quarters commence on the Ist days of January, April, July, and October. Subscribers desiring to commence at any othor timo can do so by paying for 1 the fractional part of the unexpired term* I Su^'.oribers finding any irregularity in I ho p* .nnpt dolivery of their papers -ajre * * d equestod to communicato with the pro* ' ~ prietors.