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West Coast Times, Issue 1972, 25 January 1872, Page 3

Notices. NOW READY, And for Sale, 20 tons of POTATOES (Scotch greys), fine sample. Price — £20 per ton. J. BLADIKR, 154 c Arahura. '"RENDERS wanted to lease the lower -* floor of the Mancbftster Unity Hall, m a publiehouse or other business. For further particulars apply up to 29th inst* at Turner's Oddfellows Hotel. By older, JAMES TURNER, 15'ic Setir. Trustee, r I TENDERS WANTED for diiving a J- TUNNEL for the Arahura Extended Company, 500 feet, more or less. Specifications to be' seen on the ground, where tenders will be received up to the 27th instant. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. MICHAEL MOLLOY, 160 c Manager, Blue Spur, HOKITIKA HOSPITAL. WANTED, a female to act as Night Nurse and General Servant to the Institution. Salary, £sfi a-ycar, with quarters nnd rations. Applications, with testimonials, to be addressed to the undersigned on or before Monday next. By order, WILL WILKINSON, 158 c Secretary, Ilokitika Hospital. NOTICE. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. I rpilE DIGGERS' ARMS HOTEL, JL situated at the corner of Gibson's Quay and Tancrcd-street, oppo-ifce the Steamboat Landing. Also, The Adjoining TWO SHOPS, j Together with the whole of the wellselected Household Furniture, Bar Fittings, Beer-engine, Lamps, &c, &c. Terms liberal. If not disposed of by private treaty, the i whole will be sold by auction about the Ist of February, by which time all accounts against the firm of Cheffing and Whitten must be scut in, and all outstanding accounts must be paid, otherwise legal proceedings will be taken to recover thorn. CHEFFING AND WHITTEN. January 23, 1872. 156 c JOLLY'S SHOEING FORGE, (Opposite the Tramway Station) Eevcll-street, North. Horse Shoer and Blacksmith to the Hokitika and Greymouth Tramway Company. General Blacksmith, and Wheclright. s 125 c b TO BE DISPOSED OF BY J A R T UNION Ti^HE property of Mr James Robinson 8 Jl situated on the Christchurch Road, adjoining Mr Ilarcourt's Farm. The property consists of 25 acres FREEHOLD ARABLE LAND, c fenced, and part of it under cultivation. A comfortable ] FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE c has just been erected on the farm. The drawing will take place shortly, a 600 TICKETS, 10s EACH. Tickets may be had from Mr Diiscoll, D. Cullen & Co., Mr Campbell, Mr MuMg hill, and others in Hokitika; also Mr o M'Quilken and Mr Donnelly, Ross. 1880 b