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West Coast Times, Issue 3217, 17 January 1876, Page 3

Notices. x-OST OFFICE HOTEL. Gibson's Quay & Sewell-street, Hokitika. mHE following NEWSPAPERS can 4- now be READ, on arrival of mails in the NEWS-ROOM of the above Hotel :— Wes,t Coast Times ) „ i,,vi „ Evening Star {Hokitika. Grey River Argus, Greymouth, Inangahua Herald, Reefton. New Zealand Tjm.es, Wellington. Lytfelton Times, Christchurch Otago Daily Times, Dunedin. Melbourne Weekly Leader. „ Australasian. Illustrated Australian iSews. Australasian Slcet'ch'er. Harper's'We'ekly, New York. Illustrated Londop News. H J HANSEN, Proprietor. SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES TTTHEREA^, owing to the many " Spurious Imitations (both German and English) "of the above celebrated Machine, the undersigned would respect' fully beg to Caution the Public against purchasing at any Store but theirs," tfyey being the ONLY AUTHORISED AGENTS FOR HOKITIKA. W. G. JOHNSTON AND CO., Ironmongebs and Importer*, Revell-street. MAEK SPROT AND CO. AUCTIONEERS AND CATTLE SALESMEN AHA U H A COMMERCIAL LIVERY AJND BAIT STABLES. JOHN CAMERON ("Successor to P. M'Gurk), Begs to inform his friends and the public generally, that in connection with the above stables he has commenced running a line of Coaches between Hokitika, Greymouth, and all intermediate places leaving CAMERON'S BRITISH dIOTEL, Tancred-'treet, EVERY DAY, Af 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., And leaving Waimea, at 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Thus affording parties the chance of visiting the above places and returning tht same day Fares — To Waimea : Single ticket, 4s ; return ticket, 7s. To Stafford Town : Single ticket, 3s ; return ticket, ss. Notice. — All passengers are requested to get on board either at the British Hotel or at Cameron's Stables, North Kevell-street. GOOD LIVE~RY AND BAIT. The best horses in the Cuunty, for either saddle or harness, and the best Buggies and Traps at a minute's notice. Wedd'Tig parties attended. Goods and parcels conveyed at current rates. SADDLE HORSES To Crogan's Cosmopolitan Stables Grey — Return ticket, one night ... 30s Horses left either way... ... 20s 54 COBB AND CO.'S rpELEGRAPH Ll..^ OF ROYAL JL MAIL COACHES, Leaves the Australasian Hotel, for CHRISTCHURCH, EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, At 5 o'clock a'in., Calling for psssengers at the Empire Hote each morning. All parcels and Luggage will reg lire to be booked at the Office not later than 9 o clock p.m., every Monday and Thursday CASSIDY CLARKE AND CO., Proprietors. NOAH'S ARK LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. J. RAE, Proprietor. EAE'S ROYAL MAIL LINE of COACHES leave the Empire Hotel for Ross tri-weekly at 9 a.m., leaving Ross the same day at 1.45 p.m. FARh-S TO ROSS—' By coach either way, 10s. Saddle hordes, Single ticket, l'ss ; iieturn do, 255. Horses, buggies, waggonettes, gigs, and phaetons let ou,t on hire at reasonable- rates. ■ J. Rae's Line of Saddle Horses are justly celebrated as the "finest New Zealand, being all three 'amartejc and thoroughbreds, gentle in tejj^eV anfii| fl^eet in speed. ' " '* SADDLE HOUSES. . ' Hokitika to Gjceymoutb ... v. %G^ Return Tickets '' v.'f% ("Available for next day). " ' FURNITURE WAREHOUS^. T EOPOLD NETTER , , yjPHOL.S.TjEJSER , (Nest Keller's, Cafe Hotel JUevell-str c. 1 E W "Z' E A 1 L 'A N b : INSURANCE' , . .COMffiA^ff CAPITAL 5 ; £l,'000,d00;" PAID UP 'CAPITAL'; £200,000. " '' MODERATE PREMIUMS. PROMPT SETTLEMENT of LOSS'S. Agents : Pollock and Bevan, Hokitika | J. ...unho, VVehtport. 1 J. Frank 1 yn, lieeft n. j J. WILbO-iN, Greymouth '