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West Coast Times, Issue 334, 18 October 1866, Page 4

legal. j "— ~— . "DEES A.N D TYLER BARRISTERS, . i SOLICITOBS AND CoNVEYAKCEBS, Comer of Whabf and Camp-streets, Hokitika ; And Maavheba Quay, Gbkymotjth. 3532 M E J^ E " DOD D, BARRISTER, Solicitob. and Conveyances, Ross Town. 4014 Tl/TR." HOR.NE Barrister-at-Law, Solicitor and Notary, Camp stbeet, - H O X I T I X A. 4001 MB.' PATRICK EEON, ■**■ BARRISTER-AT-LAW Of the Middle Temple, London ; SOLICITOR £c, Of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, 3, TEM.PLE CHAMBEBS. 4556 I • ' —^—^_— -^— _^_— __ _^_ MedicalDH. ACHESON. PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, &c., Fellow of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons may oe onsulted daily at the Hibernian Hotel. 1060 T\ E. P E L L* E V, MAY BE CONSULTED DAILY, AT THE HAEP OF ERIN HOTEL. 2888* T\/r r' S. LANG ACCOUCHEUSE, May be Consulted at her Residence, ISLAY HOTEL, 43 Gibson's Quay. DR. TRENERY, having arrived from Sydney, begs to intimate to all parties desirous of consulting him on any complaints of a strictly private nature, that his stay in Hokitika will be of a limited duration, his duties compelling him shortly to return. Address, personally or by letter, enclosing fee, Revell street, nearly opposite Theatre. Medicines and advice forwarded to all parts of the colony 4092 Money. TIT ONEY ADVANCED AND BILLS DISCOUNTED, -Apply S. j\l. Salomon, Rose, Shamrock, and Thistle Hotel, Revell street. 4262 WESTLAND LOAJS COMPANY. MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!! MONEY advanced from One" Pound and upwards, on Jewellery, &c. Bills discounted. Macks &Co 's office, next Odd Fellows Hotel, late the " Chronicle " office. 1912 OKAKITA PROSPECTING- 'ASSOCIATION. EEWAED FOR INLAND GOLDFIELD. £.KC)f\ WILL BE AWARDED, under "^t/Vyly the following conditions, to the discoverer or discoverers of an Inland Q-old-field within twenty miles of the Town of Okarifa, or bounded on the north of Okarita by the Little Wanganui Eiver, and on the south of Okavita by Cook's River. 1. That the Groldfield shall be discovered within three months from loth October present. 2. That the Goldfield shall yield not less than 500 ounces per week for a period of three months, commencing fourteen , days from the date of application to the Committee for the Reward. 3. That the disroverer or discoverers shall mate application to the Committee for the Reward, and shall be required to make application to tho Warden of the district for a Prospecting Claim on or before the 15th. day of January next, in order that the name or names may be duly registered, to enable the Committee to pay die Reward to the bona fide discoverer or discoverers. 4. That the Goldfield must not be Beach Diggings, nor within a half mile of the same. In addition to the above reward, the Committee wish to inform the public that they intend making immediate application to the Government for a sum of money to supplement the above £500, and in the event of the application being granted, the money will be added to the reward, under the same conditions as above. For the satisfaction of intending Prospec- j tors, the Committee publish the copy of -the i Bank Voucher. [BtTPLICATE.] " Okarita, October 10, 1866. " Lodged, on account of the Okarita Prospecting Association Reward Account, with the Bank of New Zealand, the sum of Five Hun-di-ed Pounds sterling. This money not to be drawn before the 16th of January, 1867. (" £500.) " C. S. Alien, Agent." Dated at Okarita, the 11th day of October, 1866. JOHN COLE ") JAMES IIENNELLY £■ Trustees. ROBERT C. REID ) PATRICK BRENNAN, Treasurer. 4833 " SHOW CARDS Printed, in the first style of Art, in gold and colors, a t Wawvtttt & Co.'s Lithographic and Engraving Office, Weld street.