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West Coast Times, Issue 7235, 5 January 1889, Page 2

Special Advertisements, 1 m v s 1 a. ! ]l/ras J. GIESE (Late Miss Sohroder), A* l MUSIO TEACHER, hereby takes thia opportunity of Thanking her Former Patrons for past Support, and wishes to notify tbat she bxs Ke-commenccd Giving Instruction on the Pianoforte, and is now Prepared to receive Pupils. For Particulars please apply to MRS J. GIBSE, Bealey Street. "now published. rp H E TXT SST pOAST DIRECTORY, YEAR BOOK AND DIARY FOR 1889. GUARANTEED CIRCULATION 3000 COPIES. To be obtained from all Booksellerß and Storekeepers throughout the District. PRICK— QNK SHILLING. |TTE SLEYAN CHURCH ' V SERVICES. SUNDAY, JANUARY 6. HOKIF IK A. —Morning at 11; Evening at 7, Rev. T. G. BROOKE. ARAHURA. (Upper Croesiog).— Afternoon at 3, Rev. T. G. BROOKE. KANlEßT.—Afternoon at 3.15, Me H TEOMAS. POSTAL NOTICES. MAILS CLOSE. For East Coast South America, United Kingdom, Continent of Europe, Madeira, (R..M.S. Coptic from Lyttelton), Monday 7th in9t. at 7.30 p.m. For Bruce Bay, Paringa, Otura, Haast, Jackson's Bay, Bis Bay, and. Martin's Bay, per Waipara, Thursday, 15th January at 5 p.m. ' The s.s. Nile will sail from Westport for Kavamea on 6th January. The s.s. Richmond leaves Auckland for Friendly and South Sea Islands on Tuesday the Bth inst. The mail service to Kanieri Forks is reduced to onco weekly. Mails close every Friday at 1.15 p.m. A Post office has been established at Hindleys, Waitoto River. Mails close every alternate Monday, at 2 p.m. J. SHRIMPTON. Chief Postmaster.