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West Coast Times, Issue 195, 4 May 1866, Page 3

TJptiees ' •(„ ■»;*ffV : . M. U. L O,\ O. F. LOYAL HOKITtKA LODGE. A BALL and SUPPER will bo hold at J\. tho • Odd Fellows Hotel, Revoll strqot, on Thursday, May 10th, to colo : brato the opening of tho abovo Lodge. Tickets, Ono Guinea each, To be obtained from tho following mem bers of Committee :— G.M. Thorn, N.G. Gawno, V.G. Malpas, Sec. Coodrick Bros Staito, Lambert, Last, Lynch, Roso, and Hofat Turner. 240 ) MR. AT^IV. ' ">N, Architect and Civi' Engineer, has removed his office to tho White House, Weld street. 23t>7 NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto existing between Anthony Nelson and Claus Tiversen, as General Storekeepers on this Flat, has boen this day dissolved by mutual consent. Claus Tiverscn will carry on the. business farther, and collect all outstanding debts. , , Claus Tiversen. Anthony Nelson. Witnesses— Gustave Willraaun. Geo, D. Camoron. Jones' Flat, 27th April, 1866. 2423 NOTICE is hereby given,— That tho Partnership hitherto existing between tho undersigned, carrying on business at Hokitika as general morohants, under tho style of J. L. and C. Burke and Co., has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Dated this 30th day of April, 1866. James Louis Bueke (per his atcorney, C. Burke) O. Burke, James Clark. Witness,— J. A. J. MacGrogor, Solicitor, Hokitika. 2464 TONES, M'GLASHAN, AND CO. bog to announco that tho Cattle Sale advertised for Thursday will not take place till FRIDAY, at their Cattle Market Yards. 2462 Jones, M'Glashan & Co. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. n FLINT AND CO., Blacksmiths and Enoineebs, Bog to inform thoir numerous Customers that thoy have removed to their NEW PREMISES, Revell-street North, one door past the Ballarat Hotel, where they intend carrying on their trade in all its branches, including ship work, mining implements, gunsmiths, and general veterinary forgo . .2476 I HEREBY Give Notice that ] am not ' now, and have not been, in any way connected with M." George Rogers since tho 23rd January, 1866. 2480 Henry Fbankfobd. NO MORE PILLS OR ANY OTHER MEDICINE. DU BARRY'S Delicious health-restoring REVALMTA. 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The 121 b and 241 b canisters carriage free, on receipt of Post office Order, by Barry Dv Barry and Co., 72, Regent-street, London ; Fortnum and Mason, 182, Piccadilly ; Abbjss, 61, Grnpooh urch -street j atop, at 63 and 103, OxfonUstrcet j 4, Chen) p J'jjWw} (Wd ftlj f«J>§9tfll?le jj,Wm $4