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West Coast Times, Issue 2588, 8 January 1874, Page 3

GRAND ART^IQNIU AID OF THE FUN©4"#te PATRICK'S; CHURCH life 'SCHOOL, ROSS. rni^E DRAW^&wUI positively take 1 place on JAOTARY 2(6, &74.' All tickets n©i*aidj ,for>>on or before the 20th January, will not be recognised. pHEAP EXCURSIONS. ANCHOR LINE OF STEAM • PACKETS. FOR GREYMOUTH. Single Fan* . . „.; : ..,, , ... gs 6d RetHm Tifckets is (Sd EMPIRE HOTEL, REVE*IiL^StRE^T, HOkITIRA. B OSB O BNE BEGS to inform his OLD< FRIENDS, v. VISITORS, and. the <PUBXIC GENERALLY,' that having resumed the of h,is OLD QUARTERS^ he ie. again ready tonVELOOME- THEM at hia OLD HOU^E; - .* ■-.-. , ,? Suites of Rooms for Private Familiesb : Sample Rooms for Travellers. BATH S. A FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE, j A Night Porter kept, and Visitors called at any hour. j COBB & CO.'S Coaches Itfive the| Empire for Chris^huech ? and interyening j places, ever^Tu^saay," and Fnday'i're^ turnicg on Wednesday and Saturday. ; ■"' p '"' •■ . ' ; '■•''• ■• '-'■■■ ■■":' >vf' • RAE'S Coach tp Ross leayes daily at / i.m;, returning same day to : OSBQRNB3 j EMPIRE HOTEL. j REVELL-STREET HOKITIKA. i . 132 d; ttr A. 1 tjb ... h a v. js e| HO It EL, ! j H. MEYER \ lid Proprietor ; "p XCHA NG E HOTE L,j ■■"■ M. O^flABA, Peopeibtob, j REVELL-STREET. 1926 d FOR SALE, thirty tons of NEW ASH-LEAF POTATOES, at moderate prices. JOHN BUTLER, 1907 d Arahura. J. DRISCOIL, SURVEYOR AND LAND i,GEjT, TTNDERTAKES Business connected *-' with the purchase, and leasing of: lands, and applications for Crown Gfcmts. Office: Fitzherbert - street, Hokitika, nearly opposite the Government Land and Survey Offices. * 1635 d E. BARFF, LAND, ESTATE, COMMISSION, AMD MINING AGENT;, Hokitika. ! The Waste Lancfs Board attended. ' ' 1596 1 WATERMAN'S ARMS HOTEL, Gibson's QuatV Mrs S. G. Robertson (lete of Hamilton South Australia), begs to inform th > public that she has taken .tie above hostelry, and trusts she will receive tt con- ; tinuance of the paironage which has' hitherto been accorded to it. „..-.■ The best malt liquors and ales will be kept»^n4 every attention wflx jie p^d to' visitors. •: ... ;- .1 SKITTLES. SKITTLES. 1569 d .; POST OFFICE HOTEL HOKITIKA H. J. HANSEN, Pbopeietob. Miners en rouie for the Haast will find every accommodation, and customers not making themselves at home at the Post Office Hotel ha¥e only themselves to blame. The accommodation, is second to none on the Coast, and tne 'charges most reasonable. -' ji '.\ ! l ; BILLIARDS! 1570 d, MRS RALFE, late of Okarito andl Ross, begs tpinform the Ladies ot: Hokitika, that she has commenced busi-j ness in, Revell-streeti. ". ... ...= „ . ,; ! ; .]/. ! Work kept. A variety of , Fancy Work ; tisujbt. - Ladys v1 afta : Chi^reoß^Ffifaei 1 . ; jdotldng kept, ready made «r;made to order. ; The Pianoforte taught. • j : "- Next cloof to " &; "Tritchafd's, Drapery i establishment. -....., „ 1824 d GORDON . AND GOTCH i HAVE REMOVED to their new: - PREMISES,. St. Bride's Street, London, and have increased facilities for supplying imjiortfers in - the Colo'^ies' 1 at ' cheapest ratfefr and quickest routes;.' jAll ! kinds "of ' Mai^tii^s, Newspapers^ J&c. Ofdera for any^fl of go'6afij' with gap( or : reference,' '_ recei^fii, dn^, attended to v^irect or at their houses' in Melbourne "^nd Sydney. ' .■';.. '.'.'.".'"J M#tt\ — ; .'a! N.QTICE. JBLADIER,_;Aiahura, |s prepared • to supply STAWBERRIES, t RASPBERRIES, CHEERIESand NEW! JaWm^to^^^ b^ '^ararit^ed 1 better than any unportedr ' **" v ftlld