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West Coast Times, Issue 9436, 1 December 1892, Page 3

Wanted. dnnonnoemenU in thit oQin«n w.?- „.^.:. t 16 *>oris art imaritA lot Q»v C v.^. tack intirlum, wktok mutt beprevuift. WANTED— To purchase Fowls, Ddcka, Geese, Turkeya. Highest price given. J. Churches, Empire Hotel. WANTED to PURCHASE OLO HOBSE SHOES, ZIKO and UKAD, ia any quantities.' J. OtiUßOlitiS, Hokitika WANTBD KNOWN— That MBS M* WILLIAMS has begun business in the house lately occupied by Mr Mueller, Weld Street. Mrs A^ Williams was formerly Manager of the Workroom in T. Y. Anderson's, JBourke street, Melbourne, Charges moderate. Apprentices taught to Cut. WANTED ALL MiNEBS TO KWuW— lheycau have the best HYDRAUivKJ m,Fli, L.aA all kii,d of CANVAS for othe* purposes, also OILULOTHS, LIfIOL&UM, UIJLCuV-EBS, IJtNra and tiOuSfc^OVEßti. w. m'kay & soar, DEAPEKS A&B CLOTHIfiBS, Kevell street, Hckuika. tI&rANTfc.D ALL FtSHEBMBN ? V TO KNOW— They can ha?e ail kinds of MS U ING TaOLX, Wets, Hooks, lines, floats, Gut and Harpoons, also all sorts ot Oilekin Ciothiog at W. M'KAT <& SON, DBAPBES A.HD COTHEEB, Ivcvell Street, Hokitika.

Notices. EmCGNSUMFfIDKUSS V *$$/& fm mvmwt tutuxwt A CERTAIN PREVKNT.Vh, AND CORE FOR i'jli *J±L to* ÜB** Ohlfi opruins, Jjud Backe, iiueauauatn, Lcua • •ago, t-.'-o, sinnaa wj.Liout v .uiVau. o.ti wi .jus, div. t nas novel tuntd on jiiikm^ a periuct cure, C-uLtMAUK & SuN fi Yl ICE u> 's'tii'iS.ijli.ti ior Diuf^uis «ad t'uolw tep&nkcr»j Chiiarcn should have HOWBX" for Colds, Coughs, N Whooping Cougb, &c. BOHOBED WITH GOLD MEDAL AND DIPLOMA ADELAIDE JUBILEE EXHIBITION, MX W. P*RUY,~nt for Hokitika

T O N X S' ALBIOIM HOTEL tfAWHEBA QUAY, GREYMODXH The Above well-known Commercial Hotel has, for many years, been favored by tbe patronage of commercial gentlemen, tourists, and distinguished vwitcrs from all parts of the colonies. Two large BILLIARD TABLES by Alcock. \ SAMPLE ROOMS, Bath Booms. WINES, SPIRITS, and ALLS of tbe beet brands always in stock, NIGHT PORTER in attendance. HAVE you tasted GAWNE'S WOBC£»X£& SAUCE f It is • vaiaable adjunct to the luncheon table. aNE of the cheapest yet piquant sauces ever introduced. Its quality nut being sacrificed by lowuess ot price. ME&iKS GAWNE & CO. have Javourtd us with samples of thei» Worcester feaoce, ITS flavour ii as good as its piquancy ia pronounced, it is aitogetaer a wellbalanced.relisb. / AWNE & 008 Worcester _aue« \Jf supplied to public at a puce that no Worcester sauce was ever bcioro ofiexed* i.\OR Meat, fish, or Fowl, Gawne's JD Worcester Sauce is tbe moafc nuetiaing.in ib t KBurk^K xiow in tke Press TMiiS WEST OOA&2ALMANAC, DIEiiUiOEY, iEAlviiUoK AiNJU i/1.-ii-L, GoA«ANlfiis.D Cli.Coi.A.l N tl? a' .^ 000 tOiih\ f ( I THiS Almanau io Hv,% uiiLojit. ju^^ ' Y-oiAiiiA JSiAOY;OL.oif£.^» J y tor'MJi' 1 " o^i*^ta» 'lrautrs, iiuttn«>ii..:ts i .<iv, Huiußi ,y » j'^ronxt, aud ilic CtcUcibh 'ii;fr..^ ft^f l Year it v-il be, to c, j £iq*\ tii.cik|_p* ....j luicii nitvo bteu iu«ivuMif«^:»»»tt" 1 »» *uil\ O,ttlldtlCaji lij{OiU»»J-OU'i^ fc ® <.fcvM» blOU^uu S uuv^u lulUcUtt»-o» JiUUiiCttUOM, .