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West Coast Times, Issue 1748, 9 May 1871, Page 1

GAZETTE IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF WESTLAND, HOLDEN AT IIOKITIKA. In the matter of THOMAS GREEN, of Arahura, baker, a bankrupt. -\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that J^| the meeting of creditors of the said 'ihoinas Green, was this day adjourned until Friday, the twelfth day of May instant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the Supieme Court House, llokitika, as no creditors attended the said metting. Dated the sth day of May, 1871. S. M. SOUTH, 622 b Solicitor for tUe Bankrupt. Uotices. i^OWLISHAW AND PLAISTED, ,1; WHOLESALE AND BET All, IKONMONGEKIS, SHIP CHANDLERS, &c, G-BSO^'s QOAT, Near the Post-office; "j L A B (Late J. P. Klein) WORKING JKWELLER, AND WATCHMAKER, Revell-strcet, South. Opposite Mark Sprott and Co.'s Sale Yards. 412 NEWMARKET HOTEL, ARAHURA fOHN BUTLER begs to inform his fj numerous friends aud customers in town and country that he has opened tho above hotel, is keeping the brst of drinks, and has accommodation second to none in Westland. lG6b rilO LHT, a Four- Roomed Cottage, large JL store, with stabling, Revell-street. Apply, Mr O'Driscoll, Harp of Erin. 530 b WALTER, HOGG, BuiLLEB, CauINLTMAKEE AND Upholstehes, Revcll-strect (opposite the Bank of New Zealand ), BEGS to inform the Public that he has opened bis new premises, with a large variety of Cabinet Furniture, imported aud manufactured on the premises. The latter is highly recommended for excellent workmanship, strength,. durability, and tasteful designs. Any description of furniture made to order on the premises, at moderate prices. A visit to his show rooms is requested. 4062 a. 10 BOARD ING-HOUSE KEEPER? AND OTHERS. fpO LET, those extensive premises, L the corner of Hamilton and Tancre streets, known as the COACH AND HORSES HOTEL, containing six bedrooms, two parlors, kitchen, outhouses, &c. The proprietor prefers leasing the above premises as a private dwelling-house, but, with a small outlay, it could be converted into a first-class and payable boardinghouse, being admirably situated in the vicinity of the Government offices, banks, wharves, &c, for carrying on the same. For tetms, and further particulars, apply on the premises. 377 b f I-lII E WEEKLY LEADER I is acknowledged as the best advertising medium in the County, possessing as it does a WEEKLY CIRCULATION OF OA'E THOUSAND, and being largely read in all the various goldfields. It is also circulated extensively in Otago, Auckland, Nelson, Wellington, Canterbury, and other Provinces, and offers a splendid opportunity to advertisers. In order to meet the times, the pro* prietor has resolved on making an IMMENSE REDUCTION" IN THE PRICE OF ADVERTISEMENTS. The following scale is now in operation :—: — One inch, per month ss. Two inches, do 9s. Three inches, do 12s. and in like propertion. Special terms can be made for long advertisements inserted for a lengthened period. To business men of every description an excellent vehicle of making their respective wares known is hereby ottered, and advertisers can rely on their announcemeats being thoroughly brought under the notice of the public. The Leadeh contains twenty pages of closely printed matter, consisting of all the local and general news of the day, together with copious extracts from all the leading New Zealand, Australian, American, and Home journals. Popular Tales by the chief novelists of the day are also in weekly series, and no pains is spared to render this journal complete in every respect, and calculated to suit the tastes of all readers. The subscription to tbe Leader is Thirteen Shillings per Quarter, payable in advance ; if posted an additional shilling is charged. Further particulars can fee obtained at the West Coast Times and Leadeb Office, Weld-street, llokitika, to which address all communications must be dircctedj NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. A DVERTISERS sending in advertise J~\_ ments to the office of this paper art requested to mark the space and number ot insertions thereon, otherwise the advertisements will be continued until a written order is received countermanding them,