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West Coast Times, Issue 1326, 22 December 1869, Page 1

Wanted. WANTEp.'. A Waiter, Cook, and Boots. Apply, Exchange Hotel, Revell-street. 1703 WANTED, arespectable young woman . as Barmaid. Swan Hotel, for the Wharf-street bar. 1697 WANTED, a Billiard Marker. ' Post Office Hotel, Gibson's Quay. . ' ' 1700 WANTED, a respectable Female Servant ; one that can cook. Apply at Pioneer Hofel, Gibson's" Quay. ls7o WANTED, a General Servant ; must be a good plain cook. . Apply, Mace and Dixon, Hamilton-street. 1676 T\T ANTED, a good General Servant. TT . Apply to P. Morressy, Old. Ben-; digo Hotel, immediately, * ' ' - 1679-' WANTED, three or four meH, Gardeners or Practical Farmers ; none else need apply. John Thomas-Jackson-, Arahura. 1655 WAKTED, by a young man, a situation as Barman or Waiter. Salary not so much an object as employment^ Apply Casey's Phoenix Hotel. 1660 WANTED, a go!dg o! d Uoolc. ifiply Lancashire Arms 1641 — i j_ WANTED, 500 men dwly^dir|ng,the holidays, to dine or r,&e .National Restaurant, Ross, kept by Wilharas and Gray. Civility and greatest attention paid to all coraere, life WANTED KNOWa, respectable Servants can always oWin good situations. Apply, Mrs Dick, Servants' Home, Verandah Cottage, Weld-street, opposite Times Office. 1656 WANTED, all parties wno nave bought Oilskins, from W. M'lCay, /rentmaker, ai'e requested to sena mem in and get them Re-dressed Free ot o'fia'ii.c. l«Cx , . j TTCT- ANTED, "BOTTLES. PIZZEY V 7 and Co., Phoenix Brewery. 1110 WANTED, any number of Ale and Porter bottles, at Kortegast's Hokitika River Brewery, Gibson's Quay. 1272 WANTED, Housemaids, Barmaids, General Servants, &c, at Mrs Cross' Labor Office and Home for Male and Female Servants, adjoining West Coast Times Hotel, -Weld-street, Hokitika. Luggage stored. 1007. \TTASTE PAPER on Sale. West V i Coast Times Office. TT7" ANTED, the Public to ow that VV JOHN DIXON and Co. (Established 1865), has for' sale — fcon Chimneys, Water Tanks, Sheet Lead, Spouting*' Ridging, and every article connected with 1 the trade at the cheapest rar.es. Joh Dixon atst> i;o., - Tancred-str?2t, Wholesale and lietail. WANTED, All the Inhabitants of Westland. to visit the MAGIC CAVE ; where they will find the greatest Wonders and Curiosities on this side of the Ranges. ALL ARE INVITED ! Short and Tall— Great and Small. Admission Free. There are to be seen — Pictures and . mirrors, in endless varieties; drawingroom suits not to be equalled; tables, chairs, high and low ; carpets, felts, oil cloths. In fact, everything suitable for a gentleman's mansion. Magnificent lustres, plain and prism ornaments ; tea sets, from Is 6d upwards ; cups and saucers, 6s per. dozen j china and i stoneware of every description. i Silver plate and cutlery of the best make , and styles, rocking horses, toys, and Christ ' mas presents without number. The above are well worthy of inspection, j having been selected by the Proprietor, L who, from his experience has been able to obtain goods suitable to every one. Doors open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. MAGIC CAVE, . Opposite Johnstoti and Williams' Stores, Revell-street, Hokitika. 5842 OTAGO HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, (Opposite^ the Wharf.) Hokitika. . . . Prices to suit the Times. •- ? * Breakfast or Supper . . ' ff Dinner (glass of Ale included) 2 0 Beds •• 16 Board by the Week .. °5 0Board *and Residence ... SO 0 " T. kpftfei,.'' Prop'rietOT. (Late of Melbourne arid Duneiun.) HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. THE Bank will be shut after Thursday, the 23rd instant, to Thursday, the ' 6th January, for the jiufpose of auditing the Books for the past year. - Depositors are requested to leftve .their 5 Pass Bpoks in the letter box ; at {he B^k before the 31st December, that the interest may be added to that date: ARCH. BONAR, • . „ Manager, IBtU Dfcemfctr, 186S, WZ