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West Coast Times, Issue 3889, 24 September 1881, Page 3

Notices. JOHN L ANGE, JEWELLER A$D. WATCHMAKER, [E9,TABfIS9ED 1866], IN thanking the Public generally for pa,st favors, would avail himself of the opportunity of stating that he has now on liand a Large Stock of DIAMOND WORKS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY, GREENSTONE WORKS, CLOCKS, FIELD & OPERA GLASSES, SPECTACLES & EYEGLASSES, Etc., Etc. Upwards of £3000 in value, which be is prepared to Sell Cheaper than any Melbourne House, being satisfied with a small profit. ALL GOODS GUAEANTEEDColonial Gold Worked up to all kinds of Ornaments. Gold Smelted and Refined.' J. L. begs also to call attention to his ANNUAL GIFT DISTRIBUTION, which has now been started for £400 at TEN SHILLINGS a MEMBER— IOO Prizes. To come off at the end of October, 1881. JOHN LANGE. ri RAND AET UNION. THE BOOKS HAVE ARRIVED, And Are on View at the MUSEUM ROOM, PUBLIC LIBRARY From 3 to 5 p.m., and 6 to 10 p.m., Daily. A Few of the Most Valuable Works will not be shown, except on Special Application to the Librarian. W. W. HENDEESON, Secretary. MEDICAL PRACTICE. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, in one of the largest towns in New Zealand, lan EXCELLENT PR ACTICE. Income last year, considerably over £2000. Vendor leaving the Colony. Comfortable 12-roomed House, with Coach-house, Stabling, &c., can be purchased, if desired, for cash. A portion only of the premium need be paid down, balance by instalments, properly secured. For further particulars apply to X.Y.Z., care of Mr Blair, Bookseller, Wellington ; or, care of Mr Simpson, Bookseller, Christchurch. FOR GOOD VALUE in BLANKETS and FLAJNNELSgoto NICHOLSON'S, HOU-HOU TANNERY, ARAHURA< HAVING TAKEN the TANNERI and FELLMONGERY BUSINESS of Mr John Dowling, at the Little Hou-Hou Creek, I am now prepared to PURCHASE HIDES, SKINS, and TALLOW from the trade, at current prices. I am now in a position to supply LEATHER and GRINDERY in all their branches, and in unlimited quantities. All Correspondence or Orders will require to be addressed to me at Hokitika; and Accounts against me must be rendered prior to the Ist of each month. JOHN MAHER. April 5, 1881. JOHN CAMERON'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. HPHE above Line of Coaches RUN 1 DAILY between HOKITIKA and KUMARA, and HOKITIKA and ROSS, the Hours of Departure between these plaecs being as follows:— Leaving Daily Kumara for Hokitika ... 8 a.m. Hokitika for Kuaaara ... 3 p.m. Boss for Hokitika 8.30 a.m. Hokitika for Ross 2.30 p.m. Public Attention is also desired to be directed to the GENERAL CARRIER BUSINESS, A branch of Mr Cameron's wellequipped establishment, Which offers the greatest facilities to the Commercial and Trading Community. A FIVE-HORSE WAGGON plies regularly between Hokitika and Kumara THREE TIMES A WEEK. THE COMMERCIAL LIVERY STABLES, Are now universally acknowledged by all classes of travellers to be the Chief Depot on the Coast for the supply of tbe Best Hacks, the Steadiest Roadsters, and the Most Complete Turn Out in Vehicles. SADDLE HOESES, BUGGIES, and WAGGONETTES on hire for all narts at a MIN UT*/S NOTICE. Horses or Buggies hired in Hokitika may be left at the Empire Stables in Kumara, as per agreement ; or, if hired in Kumara, may be left the Commercial Livery Stables in Revell Street North, Hokitika. THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Revjell Stbeet, Is a Large, New, and Commodious Hotel offering Every Accommodation and Very Mauy Advantages. Such as the certainty of Never Missing a Coach or Steamer, besides all the comforts of a really Fihst class Family Hotel. Visitors to Hokitika will be studying their convenience by making this Hotel their place of abode during their sojourn in the Capital of Westland. BILLIARDS. JOHN cTmERON, PEOPRIETOB. T)OOKBINDING of every description _D Executed at the Www Coast Times Office.