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West Coast Times, Issue 1657, 21 January 1871, Page 2

"VT R. GREENWOOD, DENTIST, WILL ARUIVE ABOUT 21st JAN., On his usual Quarterly visit. 2020 a AUSTRALASIAN ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. _____ \ CASSD3Y AND ASHTON, Proprietors. WILL leave the Australasian Hotel for GHEYMOUTH this day, at 12 aon., 4079 a COBB AND CO.'S ROYAL MADL LINE OF COACHES, MITCHELL, BURTON AND CO., Proprietors, WILL leave the Empire Hotel for CHRISTCHURCH, every Tuesday and Friday, at 6 a.m. 192 a LETTS'S DIARD3S. LETTS'S DIARIES. JUST received, a large supplyjof Lctts's Diaries for 1871. JOHN CRERAR & CO., I Booksellers, \ 4128 a Hokitika. "V/TR BARFF will address the Electors J THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, 21st instant, AT THE KANIERI. 82b IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. THE Proprietor of the WEEKLY LEADER AND OBSERVER, having determined to Increase the size of that paper, , Begs to announce that, from and after the 21st January, instant, ALL QUARTERLY, HALF-YEARLY, and YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS Inserted in the "WEST COAST TIMES," Will be inserted in the «* L E A D E R " FREE OF CIIARGE. It is needless to point out the immense advantage which will accrue to advertisers, as the LEADER has now a circulation second to no other paper on the Coast, and the improvement meditated by the proprietor will tend to greatly increase the present circulation. J. P. KLEIN, Proprietor. Jan. 18,1871. VESSEL ANNOUNCED TO LEAVE THIS DAY. Charles Edward, for Northern Ports. POSTAL NOTICE. MAILS CLOSE. For Nelson, Wellington, and Auckland, per s.s. Rangitoto (this day), Saturday, 21st inst., at 5 p.m. For Melbourne and other Australian Colonies, per s.s. Alhambra, this day, Saturday, 21 Bt inst., at 5 p.m. For United Kingdom, Continent of Europe, via Suez (for specially addressed letters only), India, China, &c, per s.s. Alhambra, thiß day, Saturday, 21st instant, at 5 p.m. Money orders, registered letters, and newspapers, one hour previous. Correspondence posted for despatch by Suez mails must bear either Brindisi or Southampton rates of postage, as, until further notice, mails will not be made up via Marseilles. n. W. BARBOR, Postmaster. Post Office, Hokitika, January 21,1871.