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West Coast Times, Issue 571, 24 July 1867, Page 3

Coaches. Amusements. - HeS&c^w p i t y theatre. ■Jjlj gj^Bg^^j§a§»- Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr G. Ingles. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY COBB AND CO.'S BENEFIT TO MR. GEO. INGLES. Telegraph Line of -- T ? IS EVENING, "■ J-ke Jrerlormance will commence with a ; ROYAL MAIL COACHES. MUSICAL MELANGE. | To be followed by the farce LOVE, r»PT?ATi TJumTOTTrvivT rvn Tj.iinn HONOR, and WAR, supported by Geo. GREAT REDUCTION OF FARES. Ingles, Frank Towers, C. ¥. Percival, and ___ Miss Buckingham. After which, Glees, Coaches of tie .We Ih. win k .ve the Booking Office, Empire Hotel, daily, titled HAJSDY ANDY. Handy Andy, for ROSS and GREYMOUTH, and Jfi«- W ' °'® cil ' Mad Nance, Mrs W. weekly for CHRISTCHURCH. °S . Vert(?m . s (the Australkn din) first appearance Friday, 24th July. The Mowing Reduced Fares have PIT-ONE SHILLING. 9582 been decided upon by the proprietors :— M *" M """"'^^'"" M^^"' Christchurch L 6 10s Od Notices. Ross Town Ll Os Od hqSS AND HOKITIKA TRAMWAY Greymouth Ll 10s Od COMPANY (LIMITED). « Luggage and parcel rates have been .reduced to a nominal charge. NOTICE OF VOLUNTARY L.G.Co, B &C., ietors WINDING-UP. W. Cbawley, ' Westland Manager. 7153 .T an Extraordinary General Meeting -^Mp-^-v^^ •£*- of the shareholders in the Ross and ,S|«aKS^fc~gg^ Hokitika Tramway Company (Limited), A NEXPRESSwillleavetheNOAH'S 5f M ** *f ??,' °> A AEK STABLES , Sout]l Spit> Tuesday, the 2nd day of July, 1867, it ' * was unanimously resolved — every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday ; „ -^ and HoMtika Tramway and ROSS every Tuesday, Thursday, Company (Limited) be voluntarily wound up." and Saturday. n tt n/rrkoo It was also resolved — Ijt. xl. SxLUoo, 8885 Agent -flam.. H^^Sffi^ffJSlhKfiS ==5 Company." NOTICE. h. Knox, Secretary and Manager. PERSONS having accounts against > With reference to the above advertiset the late George Horneck are re- ment, I hereby give notice that aU persons quested to send them into me on or before havin S an y clabns a S ainst tlie Eoss and „ onil . , , „ t, . „ Hokitika Tramway Company (Limited), the 29th inst., at the Royal George ... , „ « v a tt , , , „ . „ , , , .. , , must send the same to the office of the Hotel, and all persons indebted to the late . -a i j. i j. Company, at Ross, and all persons m- " George A. Horneck are requested to pay „,'~ „ „ . , , , . , debtedto the Company, are reqmrcd to their accounts at once, or legal proceed- , , m „ , _ .... J , . . „ settle the same, at the office of the Comings will be taken against them. #J , . „ . „. . _,_ , pany, within one month from this date. 9568 Michael Hohneck. h; Knox, ' ' ' Liquidator. THE MEAT SUBJECT. Ross, July 4, 1867. 9357 NEW GUINEA COMPANY rriHE CITY COMPANY, (Limited.) Hill and Beck, Proprietors. fTIHE Share List for the above Company Charges : ' w^ positively be closed on Wednesday Hind quarter, B id per pound nex t. Fore „ 7Jd „ Roast beef lOd Volunteers who are desirous of Sheep, per carcase, 8d „ joining the Pioneer Expedition must apply Hind quarter mutton, lOd „ Fore quarter ditto, 7d „ at once to Boiling beef and corn do, 8d per pound t, Tr r» . i , -i Earnest Hawdon, agent, Chops, steaks, and sausages, Is „ & ' 953 Shamrock Hotel, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKING 9545 KeveU street. ESTABLISHMENT, Tenders. Revell Street Soxtth, (Late J. P. Christenson's.) T]RTJS T ESTATE OF THOM AND BULLEN, DRAPERS, HOKITIKA. WH. INGRAM begs respectfully to • intimate that he has taken the m-c-vr-n-nrtc! • m. j p h cmnn-r' above well-known Establishment, and in- HPENDERS are invited for the STOCKtends to carry on business as a WATCH fib- ny» a tvo ■ j im-mifTciTio x .i and CLOCIt MAKER, and JOBBING IN -TRADE and PREMISES, together JEWELLER. Repairs neatly executed, , , „„ m , , .. „„,. . and guaranteed for twelve months, at mo- op *°V«**UAy, till Thursday, the 25th inst. derate charges. 9334 „,, , 7 . . , „ . ° The stock is now on view, and all in/^OLIN CAMPBELL AND CO., formation respecting the estate can be had EDINBURGH BOOT STORE, on the premises. (Opposite the Christchurch Store), Tenders to be addressed to the REVELL STREET. _ m Trustee, care of W. Graham, Beach An assortment of Ladies, Gentlemen's, and Children's Boots always in Stock. street, Hokitika. 945S All descriptions of Boots and Shoes ~ ~"_ IT^r~l_~ "~T_ ~ made of the best material and workman- £fl SHARES m the ship, at the most moderates. 9112 COMPANY^ SALE. Apply office of this paper. 8056 ARTHUR BEAUCHAMP, • AUCTIONEER, Q ORI N T HJC^A N HALL. VALUATOR, CLOTHING AND BOOTS COMMISSION MERCHANT, For Everybody ! Esplanade Packages Just Received at WFqTP OT? T QO9I J ' P ' B ™*E AND CO.'S, WESTP OR T. 9021 9138 Bbvem Street. Drapery, &c. PUBLIC NOTICE. TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE BUILDINGS HAVING TO BE REMOVED 1 OFF HAMILTON STREET, A GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING, DRAPERY, BOOTS, &c, &c, WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE GREATEST WONDER OP THE WORLD THE WHOLE OF THE IMMENSE STOCK MUST POSITIVELY BE CLEARED OUT. THIS IS NO PUFF. COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES. LOOK AT THE PRICES. Mole Trousers per pair 7s 6d, Poeskins per pair 12s 6d, Vests 5s Gd, Colonial Made Suits 50s, Bedford Cord Trowsers 17s 6d, Waterproof Coats 17s Gd, Blankets 15s per pair, Flannel Under Shirts 5s 6d, Flannel Drawers 5s 6d, Men's Felt Hats ss, and a large assortment of Winceys, Coburgs, Alpacas, Merinoes, and every description of Ladies' Clothing, to be sold at any price. BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS, At Twenty per Cent below Cost. REMEMBER THE SALE AT THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE WORLD S. AND F. W. ISAACS, 9439^-9603 PROPRIETORS