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West Coast Times, Issue 2588, 8 January 1874, Page 2

■ I ■■■ i >e\.. t 1 ; :—: — \ ' i V ;£:#■ B s |; L|, SH A R |E S in the QUARTZ-Mtt^G CLAIMS. iOO FesiltUpfNajtipsfl; . 125 iAlp! ; ' iV ■"■"" Thl ■■;.'. 356Enterpn8e 500'Aiae¥so¥s "" 500 Invincible" 250 Caleeloniaps 560 Just-in-Time $?QJsery Crops £-share in Larry s No. 1 ? 2, and i i-share Walhalla Hopefulf -share Alexandra | Stare Eldorado. And shares in most of the other claims. 5 S^ARTB»S GREENSTONE AND EASTERN HOHONU WATER RAGE COMPANY. 50 HOKITIKA GAS COMPANY. 100 NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Shares bonght and sold at the highest current rates, and the most reliable information to be obtained from LEOPOLD BEIT, '•■ Sharebroker, 1821 d Revell-street. •< . ■ ■ ■ -RE A S ROYAL MAIL LjUiTE OP COACHES TO EOSS FOE 10s., On and aptee July Ist, 1873. * ' JAMES REA, i*roi)rie)or. v : "tTTILL leave Osborne's Empire Hotel |yy > for ROSS, daipy,. at; 9.15 a.m.; eturning from Ross same day, at \Ai p : .m. . j. Rae's Line of Saddle Horses are justly 'celebrated as the 'finest in Neyp , Zealand, being' all three-quarter and thoroughbreds, gentle in temper, .and fleet in speed. ' Waggonettes and Buggies for hire. Head Booking Office Empire Hotel. BEN. OSBORNE, o (7e( 7e Agent. THIS DAY (THURSDAY) JANUARY Bth, WILL BE PUBLISHED THE ILLTJSTEATED S U,'M '% AR V FOB THE S U E Z U A I L , Containing the BEST AND MOST INTERESTING MONTHLY EPITOME OF INTERPROVINCIAL ■ I • ,■• ■ ■".■■ : : J-: ■ AND INTERCOLONIAL NEWS ISSUED IN THE COLONY. . TO OUR COUNTRY READERS, whose knowledge of New Zealand and the Australian colonies is limited, it will prove of incalculable benefit, as it contains NEWS from almost EVERY BART of the SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. ;THifi MONTHLY SUMMARY will contain twenty-one pages of closely-printed reading matter, carefully compiled and collated from each colony and province ; and feeyen pages' of first-class engravings of New Zealand and Australian scenery, making in ■all twenty-eight pages, and being the argest paper published in the Colony. THE ILLUSTRATED LEADER SUMMARY -can be obtained from the agents of the West Coast Times ai>«l. Leader, and at the office PUBLISHED THIS DAY. THE ILLUSTRATED "LEADER," /CONTAINING the following IllusVj/ tratibris :^- '••■'■■ ■■ ■■'- ? -' : - 'i: • Fishermen. 2. : Sir Alfred .Jjteghgfy C.8., late Chief Justice ef New South Wales. 3. Intercolonial- Chess Match. ' 4 Austral an Agricultural Company's' Mine; N^castle, -N.S.W. 5. ; Homeward Voyage of the s.s. Northum- " berland.. 6. | Funeral of a Maori. Chief. 'j?.j Mount Bischoff, Tasmania. . jß_. \ TieiMelbburne Pigepn Match. 9.|J^Uanßr^ai^s. ": Thjß monthls Summary also contains a. •opy of a colored engraving entitled "The Dfegers' Saturday nigljt" 1 Postal notice. MAIL 9 CLOSE pot Greymouth, Westport, Nelson, and Northern ports, this day, at 10 a.m. £or Melbourne and. Australian Colonies, per Claud Hamilton, on Friday, the 9th instant? dt t'p'.mi' ' For United Kingdom, Continent of Europe and America, Via Suez, on Thursday, the •15th instant, at 7 p.m; '• Money orders and; registered letters at 5 -p.m. , The postage on letters for the Australian Colonies, from Ist January, 1874, will be at ittierateof 2dper half-ounce, instead of 3d as heretofore. Also, from same date, book and pattern parcels will be Id per ounce up to two ozb ; from two to four, 4d; and 4d, for every additional four ounces. ! ; ROBERT KIRTpN, ■■■'.■'■■, •'■-' • Pbsttnaater. Po«t Oflttee, ftokitika, ' : jJanuary i; lis74.