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West Coast Times, Issue 2586, 6 January 1874, Page 3

ME S^DDd^ , wit! kUJdllfelsS the .. E^q'SPifS^,,^ ;) W.en Age Hotel, Foat's, oil the' 6th ißstanfr. iife^rylnßi^Ate^klla^j^, on the 7th instant. Hansen's Store, German Gully, on the Bth instant. . j Wearnitinth'fi^ tfotd; Big Datn, oh the 9th instant. .Oddfellows' Hall, Stafford Town, on , the 10th instant. . M'Beth's,, Goldsboitough, on the 12th instant. ALUABLE PEOPEETY IN EEEFTON. To paities on the look out for a first-class investment, or wishing to enter into business* in the rapidly rising town o Beefton. FOE SALE, by private treaty, those centrally-situated Premises, in the very heart of Eeefton, lately in the occupation of Thompson, Smith, and Barkley (f >rmerly tbe property of James Hayes); frontage 20ft to Broadway, by depth of 99ft. Erected thereon is spacious Shop, 20ft by 36ft, plate glass windows in front ; large Dwelling-houses at rear, comprising six good rooms and out-offices The whole well, and faithfully built, and tastefully finished, regardless of cost, by former: owner. From the position of these premises they are admirably adapted to any line of business. The Shop, as at present, fitted either for Drapery, Ironmongery, or Grocery store, and for a first-class Hotel, its situation is unequalled, being right in the very busiest part of what may be termed the Sandhurst of New Zealand. For particulars apply to EICHD. REEVES, Auctioneer and Sharebroker. Reefton, December 15, 1873. 1987 THE PEOPLE, THE TEUE SOURCE OF LEGITIMATE POWEE. EEGISTEE ! EEGISTEE ! mHE PEESONS desirous of having X their names on the ELECTOEAL EOLL, 1874-75 tor the Election of Superintendent and Members of the Provincial Council of the Province of Westland, and for the House of Eepresentatives, can have Forms correctly rilled up and registered on application to the undersigned. P. ZOHEAB, Election Agent ; < :ffice at Mr H. Parker's Bootmaker's Shop, Eevcll-street. 27e TAMES LAW.— If this advertisement 5/ is seen by James Law, late of Fernhill, Aberdeenshire he is entreated to communicate with his relatives at once. Father is dead, and it is of importance that his residence be known to his relatives, if if he cannot immediately come home.. Any person having knowledge of the above James Law, his residence if alive, or particulars of his death, who can give such information to his relatives, will greatly favor them by writing to Mrs Law, Fernhill, Countesswells, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The writer to enclose his own address at same time. lie T\T R I G II T' S HOKITIKA PONY EXPEESS TO STAFFOED, WAIMEA, KANIEEI, AND BLUE SPUR, DAILY. Parcels up to 6lbs, Is each ; Letters, 6d. AN EXPRESS PONY . LEAVES FOE STAFFOED AND WAIMEV, From Wright's, Hamyden-street, at 6 p.m. daily, returning same night, giving great facilities for sending messages, and receiving replies, which will be delivered the same night, if required. Parcels, letters, &c, can be left at the Evening Star Office not later than 5.30 p.m. FOE KANIEEI, BIG PADDOCK, BLUE SPUE IHO HO), At 9 a.m. daily, returning the same day. Messages and Parcels to be plainly addressed. The Wjjst Coast Times delivered to Subscribers. 1584 d NEW YEAE'S'DAY MEETING, 1874. mHE TWO-YEAE-OLD STAKES. 719 Mr S. Waldock's nschc Firestiok 603 Mr J. E. Warhy's b c by Panic, Hestor Grazebrook 667 Mr J. E. Harper's Blink Bonnie 277 Mr A. Thunder's br c Presto 652 Mr E. Jellet's br c The Hook 906 Mr W. H. M'Mellan's b c War Eagle 949 Mr T. Henry's b c Morang, late Eesult 804 Mr T. Henry's b c Town Talk 509 Mr P. Lewis's b c Menindie 122 Mr James's b or br f Maid of Hawthorn 582 Mr James's gr f Nellie 959 Mr James's Gaslight 528 Mr J. J: Miller's eh fby Peter Wilkins, Our Bet 817 Mr J. Thompson's br c Torpedo 914 Mr J. Thompson's b c by Eangston, Lady Elizabeth tl , , '['. ' 200 Mr J. Bathe's b c Siojdfcbridgei 319 Mr J. Wilson's b f Lainprna : 217 Mr J. Bathe's eh f Discretion i 405 Mr T. Naghten's. b c Stampede 64Q Mr S. G. Bowler?s;b c Torchlight 44]*? 'Mr S. : Gi Bowler's b c Thorn 568 Mr E . X/ Cox's bf Nea . 64 Mr E; >K. pox's'Fb/c by Yattenden, -.. Ellen Tree "- , • 380 : Mf J. Tait's b c Mdb'cHirne 290 Mr M. Connor's!) p^on' , . 120 MrG. Bennet's tirfs, by Telegraph :. , Surprise, :■, . ,',.. ; 802: Mr A. Saqui's t>l or br o Night Wind 189 Mr Auchester's eh c Leopold .> 989 Mr H. Fisher's be, by Fireworks, ■■■■;■ Fenella . 75 Mr H. Fisher's br f, by Fireworks, GruGull 704 Mr H. Fisher's eh f ? by Fireworks, Lady Manners Suttoh 29 Mr H. Fisher's, eh f^ by Fireworks, Sylvia ,!.. .„, ..:„•;, '/ffle TTOKITIKA EXHIBITION. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, January, 6th. 1874. ■ • > (tEAND CONCERT, .Itf]wb.ich several new Amateurs will appear . ProgrßSme will appear in this' 4yenir|g's Admission— ONE SHTLLINO 'I . ;■ Tick§l»,.saji.J)e obtained to admit^jn/)r out, during the day and^fiye^ng, tor Jftifid. R. B. HITGHMO^GH* v : 30e l:r::''T", •■■ :; 'v -.U'ir i ■■(?. KJ'iSeCV'