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West Coast Times, Issue 4213, 15 January 1883, Page 3

Notices; ERIN GO BRAGH WATER-RACE COMPANY. DIVIDEND NOTICE. A DIVIDEND of 103 per Share was -"• declared, and is NOW PAYABLE at the Company's Office, Wharf street. R. W. WADE, Secretary. Hokitikai 11th January, 1883. NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. rpHE Undersigned begs to return his *- sincere thanks to the Public of Hokitika and the County of Westland generally, for the Liberal Support he has received during the last sixteen years, and wishes to intimate that he is NOW SELLING his LA.RGE and VARIED STOCK of WATCHES and JEWELLERY at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, to Suit the Times. As the Stock is too large for the requirements of Westland, NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED. J. L A N Q E, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, REVELL STREET. NOTICE OF EEMOVAL. JUTISS WILSON, DRESSMAKER, *■*-*• begs to intimate to her constituents that she has removed to premises next door to J. Chesney & Co.'s bond, and two doors from Dr Clarke's private residence SEWELL STREET, ON SALE BY THE SIGNED£A TONS FINEST CANTERBURY FLOUR, from Moir & Company's Mills, just arrived per Lizzie Guy. G. A. PATERSON. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. tohn ""Smith, BOOTMAKER, Begs to inform his Customers and the Public of Hokitika and Surrounding Districts, that he has Removed to his New Premise?, next door to " Fowler's West of England Drapery Establishment," Revell Street, Opposite Stafford Streot. REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED. — Note the Address—

BOROUGH OF HOKITIKA. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the fol- *-^ lowing By -Law of the Corporation will be strictly enforced and offenders prosecuted:— "For the extinguishing o fires, the occupier of every dwelling bouse, warehouse, shop or other building, shall at all times keep therein, or upon tbe land appertaining thereto, in some fit Butt or Tank, WATER in quantity, not less than FIFTY GALLONS, and every such occupant who shall make default, contrary to this section, shall forfeit a sum not. exceeding twenty shillings for every day of such default-" W. D. BANKS, Town Clerk. Hokitika, 12th December, 1882. RACE INVESTIGATION COMPANY. This Company will be instituted to hold Periodical Investigations •on the principal races run in these Colonies. The number of members will be duly advertised previous to each discussion. Periodical Ex« animations will be held, and the prizes awarded (in the presence of 10 members) to those members successful in passing the various degrees. INAUGURAL INVESTIGATION OP 3000 MEMBERS, at 2s 6d each, lo be held on the DUNEDIN RACES, Eun on 21st February. DUNEDIN CUP. 58 Nominations. First Degre3 £80 prize Second do ... ... 30 do Third do 20 do Starters 80 7 -„ „ , Non-Starters 165 J dmded Total £375 Ten per cent deducted to meet working expenses. Intending competitors must secure their Certificates of Membership before 17th FEBRUARY. Send by P. 0.0. only, payable to SINI ±J&.L/* < Address envelope "Race Investigation Company, care of 'Mr Bodlet, Box 342, P. 0., Dunedin." Enclose two 2d stamps for reply and result. N.B.— Registered letters or telegrams not received. COLONIAL WINES! COLONIAL WINES ! ! THE undersigned is SOLE AGENT for WESTLAND, for the sale of HARDY'S ADELAIDE WINES. At Adelaide Exhibition seven first awards, gold medals, and the Mayor's prize, were awarded to Thomas Hardy, and since 1870, one hundred and thirty medals and other awards. The largest stock kept in the Australian Colonies. SOLE AGENT for the sale of DALWOODS CELEBRATED NEW SOUTH WALES WINES. Over one hundred prizes and honors have been awarded to these wines, won at London Paris, Melbourne, Sydney, and various Colonial Exhibitions. J. CHURCHES, Revell street, Hokitika, January ut, 188S,