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West Coast Times, Issue 1002, 8 December 1868, Page 4

fieorge Murphy Edmond Barrett Daniel Suliyan Denis Calahan A.. Quarantino Sefin Anteronan Michael Flanigan Thos. Walsh Antonia Afalonia Francisco Augustirio Germino Farsonia Ambusti Nalderno To the Rev. J. M'Entegart, Messrs MoH<iy, Shinkwin, and other Gentlemen signing the requisition: — Gentlemen,— I thank you lor the very numerously signed requisition you have been pleased to present me with. I need hardly state that I accept it willingly, and lay myself entirely in your hands. Being well aware of the responsibility attached to the representation of this large and important district in the County Council, and fully alive to the fact that I am addressing men whom I know, and who know me ; and, therefore, it is unnecessary to say more than that, if elected, I shafi discharge my duties honestly and independently. Before the day of election, you will have an opportunity of ascertaining what my opinion is on the different topics of the day. I have the honor to remain , Gentlemen, Ydufs, 4277 JAMES CLARKE. LANGE'S FIRST DISTRIBUTION OF SIXTY-FIVE PRIZES Of the Value of £320. On the best Art Union principle. To take place on Saturday, December 19th. JLANGE, Jeweller, Revell-street, . North, Hokitika, opposite Jones' Commercial Sale Yards, has arranged to hold a DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES, He therefore begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he intends to distribute £320 worth of first-class Colonial Jewellery, comprising gold and silver watches, diamond rings, goldmounted greenstones, Albert chains, &c. The whole of the goods guaranteed as . per Catalogue. 320 TICKETS AT £l EACH. N.B.— Tickets may be obtaiaed at J. Langes, Jeweller, and Mr P. Cran Storekeeper Gibson's Quay, Mr Edwards, Empire Hotel, Stafford Town. Tickets will also be forwarded by post, on receipt of cash or Post Office order. Place of drawing will be announced in future advertisement. 3861

TO BE DISPOSED OF ON THE ART UNION PRINCIPLE, on the Bth January, 1869, — THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY very centrally situated in Revell-street, and at present in the occupancy of Mrs Randal ; also the very handsome Furniture and Fittings. There will be ?00 tickets issued ai 4l each, and Three Prizes, as follows :— • First Prize: One Foup-roomed Ho^g, fronting Revell-street. Second Prize; Two Two-roomed Cot* tages, and One small Cottage, fronting Tancred-street. Third Prize : The very unique Furni? ture and handsome- Fittings contained in the respective houses. The Drawing will take place on the Bth 6f January, 1869, at Eigenschenck's Prince Alfred Hotel, Revell-street North. . . . , 4303 OXFORD-STREET, LYTTELTON. JDRANSFIELD, having opened a • Store at the above address, for .the sale of Colonial Produce and General Merchandise, is now prepared to execute orders for Port Cooper Cheese, Eggs, Butter, Bacon, arid stores of every description. All orders entrusted to him will be attended to with promptitude, and at the lowest current rates. 4322 Greymoutb. Advertisements.

TOHNSON'S MELBOURNE J HOTEL, ' (Opposite the Landing Wharf,) Mawhera Quay, GREYMOUTH. This hotel offers superier accommodation to families and commercial gentlemen. Commodious sample rooms. Wines and Spirits of known excellence, The table liberally supplied, and every convenience guranteed, under the well-known management of Mr F. Waters. Office of Cobb and Co's Coachea, Good Stabling— Hot and Cold Baths TITTANGANUI BUTCHER ISAAC O'DONNELL Mawhera Quay, Gbeymouth, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER, Has always on hand — Beef, Mutton Pork Veal Lamb Sausages of the nrimest quality at the lowest possible price. The Trade and Shipping, supplied.