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West Coast Times, Issue 2396, 1 December 1876, Page 3

Art "Union. WH. ING R A M'fi • ANNUAL GRAND ART EXHIBITION AND DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES, Consisting of WATCHES, CLOCKS, & JEWELLERY 50 Prizes "Value £200. FOUR HUNDRED TICKETS, AT TEN SHILLINGS EACH. To be drawn on or about the NEW YEAR, 1877. The prizes are now on view at Mr Ingram's shop, Revell-street. LANGE'S ART UNION, No. 7. JLANGE begs to inform the in- « fa£i>itants of Hokitika, Kumara, and surrounding districts, that he intends distributing SEVENTY- FIVE PRIZES, to the value of £200, comprising Gold and Silver Watches, and Colonial made Jewellery. All the prizes guaranteed aa to value and quality. 'fiefcets 10s each, can be had at J. Lange's shop, opposite Mark Sprot and Co.'s, Revell-street ; also at Mr Skoglund's, storekeeper, Kumara. The drawing will take place at the latter end of December, the date of which will be advertised. XTTATER COLOUR PAINTINGS. ART UNION of SIX LANDSCAPES BY LORENZO TINDALL. First Prize, Hokitika ... £7 10 0 Second „ Kanieri, from Hokitika 410 0 Third „ Sight-mile, or Woodstock ... 4 10 0 Fourth „ Gibson's Quay sunset 4 10 0 1 Fifth „ Kanieri Lake ... 410 0 Sixth " Arahura River ... 410 0 To be drawn for 011 Ist December. SIXTY MEMBERS AT TEN* SHILLINGS EACH. Tickets may be had at Mr Crerar's Bookshop where the Paintings are on view. Notices. PDONN B L £T, • Of Ross, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Bid's* and 1 surrounding district? that Ire- M.W tui'dtd' several Lines of DRAPEST to m S&blr, and means to keep the best atffcicleß^: arid' a»he trade's with one of the Clieafle&ij Mbuses on the West Coast, means to seff atr tfig T LOWEST RETAIL PRICE& All Goods are marked in plain, figures, b& as every one' can see for themselves. Any goods not in stock can be^pfociifell' within twenty-four" Uours^ from" I^tr T. Learmont's, Kanierr, the Cheapest- Homeon the' Coast for Drapery; Ross, November 18thj 18767 PIANOS! PIANOS M "VTOW Landing k Six Magnificent' P-ianoV J3I by best makers, Any instrumenCcan be had. on my time payment system, or at very moderateprices for Cash". Just received from London, a. very, fine assortment of Anglo-German and German Concertinas. Violins and other- Musical Instruments? A Large Shipment of— PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY^ NEW BOOKS.' The newest publications" — including! Music repejyed .monthly by,Oyerland Mail, , NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS' Full supplies. The' Trade arid Country Storekeepers supplied on the most liberal terms, JOHN CRERAR,' Bookseller and Stationer, HbkHika. WALKER'S WHISKEY Come arid Taste "MY GRANDFATHER'S WHISKEY." Specially imported and' now upwards of 120 years old.' A perfect cure ; superior to Holloway's j Pills, or Wolfe's Aromatic Schnapps. 10s 6d per bbttle. R, WALKER^ Duke of Edinburgh Hotel. NOW OPEN ON THE NEW RUSH. T HAVILL'S *'' •'' New BfoTCHEBY, Seddon-street, Kumara. Small Gpods always on hand. M-ODERATE P R I C X S. WESTLAND STEAM ' SAW MILL, Main Road, Kxjmara. TJtAWOETH AND HOULAHAN -*--*- Beg- to inform the Public that they have erected a Twer ty-horse power Engine, and are prepared t-i cm Hoards from any size up to thirty i:, li- -< Rusticated, I'dii^u.a, and Grooved Boards, and Every Xmd of Timber supplied on the Shortest Notice. ! STEAM PLANING MILLS. 'Large Quantities Supplied on Easy Terms. TO LET. PREMISES admirably suited for Watchmaker' and Jeweller, being part of ' Post' Office Store,. Seddon -street, Kumara, adjoining the Letter Delivery [ Window. Afroly to J. DRUMMOND, Kumara.