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West Coast Times, Issue 2324, 8 September 1876, Page 1

Government Advertisements. Provincial Secretary's Office, Hokitika, 2nd September, 1876. rriENDERS are invited for the underX mentioned works : — 1. Maintenance and Repairs of Greymouth to Marsilen Road. 2. Construction of Court House at Kumara. 3. Construction of Double Lock-up at Kumara. Plans and Specifications of all the above may be seen at the Provincial Engineer's Office, Hokitika ; the Public Works Office, Greymouth, and of No. 2 and 3 Works, only at Mr James Drummond's Store, Kumara, Written Tenders labelled on outside " Tender for " (inserting name of work) to be forwarded to the Provincial Secretary's Office, Hokitika, on or before 4 o'clock, in the afternoon of Friday, the 15th day of September, 1876. (Signed) E. T. ROBINSON, In the absence of the Provincial Secretary. HOKITIKA. RIVER BANK PROTECTION. Provincial Secretary's Office, Hokitika, 30th August, 1876. HHENDERS are invited for Thirlj-- *- seven (37) Chains ef River Bank Protection, between Jollie-street and Clarke and Cassidy's Paddock, North Bank Hokitika River. Plane and Specifications to be seen at the Provincial Engineer's Office, Hokitika. ■ Tenders labelled "Tender for Racecourse Bank Protection," to be forwarded to the Provincial Secretary's Office, on or before 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, Bth day of SEPTEMBER, 1876. EDWARD T. ROBINSON, In the absence of the Provincial Secretary. PUBLLC NOTICE. "TT is hereby notified, that applications -*- to purchase or lease land in Special Settlement, Block 4, Okarito District, will be received at the Land Office, on MONDAY, the 18th day of September, 1876. By order of the Waste Lands Board, A. F. F. ETHERIDGE, Clerk to the Board. Land Office, Hokitika, Aug. 30th, 1876. Business Notices. STATIONERY ! STATIONERY 1 ! STATIONERY ! ! ! I MOST respectfully beg te draw the attention of Stationers, Merchants, Storekeepers, aud the general Public to a large and well selected shipment of STATIONERY GOODS just received from London ex nhip Salumis and other late arrivals, and consisting of — Wrapping papers, several sizes, best quality. Small hand wrapping paper. White paper suitable for butter and teapapers. Printing papers, double demy, double crown, news, and royal. Super-royal, medium, and demy, plain and i ruled. Cream laid and blue laid post, 151 b, 161 b, and 181 b. Cream laid and blue laid foolscap, plain and ruled. Cream laid and blue laid letter paper, plain and ruled. Cream laid and blue laid note paper, plain and ruled. Foolscap long 3rd and 4to, papers for accounts. Account sales paper, hand made and machine. Blue and cream laid envelopes. A very large supply, all sizes. Account books, all sizes. Pass books, Time books. Cheap account books, suitable for country stores. Morrell'B, French, and Walkden's inks, in stone and glass bottles. Pens, blotting paper, mucilage, &c, &c. NEW BOOKS. English, American, Continental, and Colonial newspapers, and periodicals, full supplies by every mail. The above goods having been bought in the best Home markets enables me to offer every article at a great reduction on former prices. JOHN CEERAE, Stationer and Bookseller, Hokitik a Meetings. KOH-I-NOOR GOLD-MINING COMPANY, (LIMITED) EEDMAN'S. AT a Meeting of Directors of the above Company, on the let instant, a CALL (the First), of 10s per share on the PREFERENTIAL SHARES was made, and is due and payable on or before 26th instant, at the Company's Office, Ross. JOHN M'GAFFIN, Legal Manager. PIANOFORTE. MR GABRIEL RICHTER PIANOPOBTE TfiACHEE. Address— W. Keller, Cafe National., and Mr Rudolph Haigh, Rerell-street. By Deßibe.— Highly approving of Mr Richter's method of teaching, I can conscientiously recommend him as a thoroughly efficient Pianoforte Teacher. RUDOLPH HAIGH. Hokitika August 7, 1876.