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West Coast Times, Issue 595, 21 August 1867, Page 3

Auction Advertisements. THURSDAY AUGUST 22, At 2 o'clock. OK HEAD BULLOCKS. "jITARK SPROT will sell at the Arahura, the balance of Messrs. Miller and Garforth's C A T T L E, (Not offered) on the above day and hour. \ ____ Buyers at the Tuesday's sale will have an opportunity of judging, by killing, of the quality and weights they have bought, and the auctioneer needs no expatition in calling the trade's attention to the extraordinary cheapness at which they have been enabled to lay in a supply (at a season of great emergency) of weight and quality, quite unsurpassed by any herd which it has been his good fortune to submit. The balance are to be sold Without reserve. 9936 Merchandise. GREAT NOVELTIES. GREAT NOVELTIES. SUSMAN, BEHREND, AND CO.. having opened, in connection with their well-known wholesale business, A RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT, hereby solicit the patronage of the public of Hokitika and surrounding districts, and beg to call their attention to their magnificent assortment of all kinds of FAN C V GOO DS, PE RFUMERY, STATIONERY, HARDWARE, & HABERDASHERY. S. B. and Co. being in direct connection with leading houses at home and in the colonies, are thereby enabled to sell their goods at lower rates than any other house on the West Coast. They particularly beg to refer to their stock of Ornanamental Goods and Articles suitable for Presents. Susman, Beheend, avd Co., Weld street, four doors from White House, opposite Messrs Cohen Bros. Furniture Warehouse. 9930 TIT R. COHN, of the firm of B. PETERSEN & CO., Working Silversmiths and Jewellers, Christchurch, Having arrived in Hokitika with A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF USEFUL AND . ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES, manufactured in their establishment, respectfully intimates that the same are now on view at his chambers, in Camp street, two doors from Mr Harvey's, solicitor, which have been specially engaged for the occasion. As Mr Cohn's stay in Hokitika is necessarily limited, an early call is solicited. 9837 /^OWLISH AW AND T3LAISTED, V^ 1 Near Post Office, Gibson's Quay, HAVE ON SALE — Corrugated iron, 5 to 10 feet lengths Eidging. guttering, zinc, No 8 to 11. Truck, whim, and barrow wheels Iron, steel, copper, quicksilver Colza, castor, and boiled oil Turps, oak and copal varnishes White and red lead, paints American nails, brooms, tubs, pumps, axe and pick handles, Collins picks, axes, D. H. shovels, &c. Ames's and Day's No. 2 and 3 L. H. shovels Europe and Manila cordage Wire rope, cotton and navy canvas Doors, sashes, mouldings. T and G lumber, shelving. Kauri timber &c, &c. 9686 Timber, &c. TIMBER. TIMBER. NOW LANDING and for Sale by Undersigned — Galvanised iron, 6. 7, and 8 feet 28 guage Lumber, shelving, 3cotch flooring, and lining Moulding, architraves, skirting and builder's ironmongery Kauri flouring and lining, full measurement Doors and sashes (all sizes) Baltic deals and blue gum Ridging, spouting, zinc, bricks aud lime Hobart Town paiings, 5 and 6 feet and shingles Also on hand a large stock of colonial boards and scantlings Walleb and Craig, Tramway Terminus, Gibson's Quay. 5093 Banks. TJOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. Jtl His Excellency Sib Übokoe Gbey, President, Has appointed the following gentlemen Trustees for managing the affairs of this Bank :— , G. S. Sale, Esq., Vice-President. tbustees : G. W. Binney Andrew Louttit John S. Browning Duncan Macfarlane Michael Cassius Andrew Mowat James Chesney Evan Prosser Thomas P. Clarke Wm. Royse Andrew Cumming Wm. Shaw liobert Ecclesfield S. M. South G. G. Fitzgerald James Spencb Mark Sprot. The Bank is open tor public business every THURSDAY from 2 to 4 o'clock p.m., and on SATURDAYS from 5 to 8 o'clock p.m. Office— Old Court House, Police Camp Reserve, Revell street.