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West Coast Times, Issue 2740, 12 January 1878, Page 4

Ooacbes. COBB AND CO.'S rpELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL I MAIL COACHES, Leaves the Australasian Hotel, for CHRISTCHURCH, EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, At 6 o'clock a-m. Calling for passengers at the Empire Hotel each morning. AH parcels and Luggage will reg lire to be booked at the Office not later than 9 o clock p.m., every Monday and Thursday CASKIDY 'JLAKKE AND CO., Proprietors. COMMERCIAL LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. John Cameron Proprietor. J". C, wishes to inform the inhabitants «f Hokitika and the surrounding districts, that he has commenced running a Mail COACH between IIOKITIKA and RO.^S leaving the Commercial Hotel, Revell-st, Every day, at 9 a.m. and Ross at 2 p.m. FARES— Pm Mail Coach : Between Hokitika and Ross- 7s 6d. | Return, 13s. CHEAP FARES BETWEEN ROSS, HOKITIKA AND KUMARA. Passengers can be booked by the ORDINARY COACH betweeu Ross and Hokitika, each way, and from Rons to Kum&ra, Fare 10s, Leaving Ross, at 9 a.m. and Hokitika at 3.30 p.m. every day. Also, That be is now running a SPECIAL COACH DAILY, leaving Kumara at 7 «vm H and returning same day to Kumara at 6.30 p.m. S. CAMERON, Commercial Stables, Revell-strcet NOTICE. DAILY COMMUNICATION BETWEEN KUMARA AND HOKITIKA. mOMMY MAHER (for many years X ' driver on the Christchurch road) has commenced running a DAILY COACH to and from Hokitika, leaving Rugg's Hotel at 8 a.m, arriving at Hokitika at I 1 a.m., and leaving Liston's Golden Age Hotel, Revell-strett, and intermediate places, at 3 p.m., arriving at Kumara at 7.30 p.m. Parcbls and Luggage Carefully Delivered. TOMMY MAHER, Proprietor.

SCANDINAVIAN STABLES RjBVELL - STBEET. R. FANE, Proprietor. T) F. begs to inform the public that he -*-* } * has Saddle Horses, Buggies, and Waggonettes for HIRE at a moment's notice. Prices to suit the Times. Notices. £20,000 11 L E N »• The undersigned is prepared to advance on Mortgage on Freehold Properties and improved Agricultural Leases, in sums of not less than £200. Rate 3of Interest, &c, can be ascertained on application. RICH. REEVES and CO., Ahaura and Reefton. October 11 1877. THREE PRIZE MEDALS RECEIVED IN THE GREAT EXHIBITION, PHILADELPHIA, AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCHES Fob New Zealand, CAUTION TO WATCH BUYERS. TTNSCRUPULOUS parties are selling U worthless Watches bearing Trade Marks very similar to the Trade Mark of GENUINE WALTHAM WATCHES. This is not only a fraud on the purchaser, but a great injury to the reputation of the genuine Watch. In view these facts, the AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY would counsel buyers to insist on having their preference for Waltham Watches respected, and not allow themselves to be put off with any imitations, either foreign or domestic \ ROBBINS ANiTaPPLETON, General agents of the American Watch Co., Waltham Buildings, Holborn Circus, London, E.C., P.S.— The American Waltham Watch can be obtained Wholesale and Retail in Wellington, Auckland, Canterbury, and most of the principal towns in the Colonies. A LMANACS !FOR 18 7 8, PRICE ONE SHILLING, delivered in any part of the district, JUST PUBLISHED; ALMANAC for 1878 containing Daily Memoranda and a variety of useful information; also, LARGE ALMANAC AND DIARY. Price Two Shillings. These Almanacs will be found to contain reliable information respecting Postal Charges, Stamp Duties, Customs Duties, Electric Telegraph, Land Transfer Act, Mining, Garden Calendar, and all the Miscellaneous Items usually found in works of this character. Copies may be obtained from ROBERT WRIGHT, News Agent. Hampden-street, Hokitika. December 13, 1877.