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West Coast Times, Issue 10531, 15 July 1897, Page 1

Shopping by post™^ Great Establishment brought to their very doors. *u vantages ot purchasing at our Letter-order JDepartment---^^tL D e^Tr^? hh f m^ SJJST 1 " *??■* ■ confidence we oaa guarantee the same prioes and attention to ori" Xn sen? iST^™ 6 ' u Wth free togetherwith samples of our marJlous coUeotio- of New Cfift applfoaTioT' """ Purchases ot the value of £2 and upwards are seat Post or Carriage Paid, to any part of the Colony (Carpets and Floorcloths excepted?) « 8.-Goo* 3mt „ _„.„„ of Post O,de ra , U not JP^n ,«. Sa^Us tmm , 0y Dopartaout , Pos( W. STRANGE & CO. THE GREAT CASH DBAPERS CHEISTCHURCH.

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SHIPPING. TTNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED * BTEAM TO ALu NEW ZEALAND PORTS, MELBOURNE, HOBART & SYDNEY ' BOOKING PASSENGERS AT THROUGH RATES. PROBABLE SAILINGSFOB NELSON & WELLINGTON. SS MAWHERA, Capt Worrall, leave Greymouth MONDAY at midnight. FOR SYDNEY. VIA AUCKLAND S.S. TARAWERA (leaves Wellington) THURSDAY, JULY 29. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. S.S. M ARAROA, leaves Wellington, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28. fOR MELBOURNE & HOB ART VIA BLUFF S.S. MONOWAI, (leaves Wellington) THURSDAY, JULY 22. Passengers booked through to Western Australia. SOUTH SEA ISLANDS EXCURSION For Tonga, Samoa, Fiji and Sydney — S.S. Ovalau (leaves Auckland) Wednesday, July 28. For Roratonga and Tahiti — S.S. Upolu (leaves Auckland) Wednesday, 4th Aug. For Suva, and Lfjvuka. — S.S. Floia (leaves Auckland) Friday, 16th July. 1 f.>. MAIIIPOSA Leaves Auckland | FOE SAS FRANCISCO, SATURDAY. AUGUST 7. S?ASSI?NGKaS BOOKEJJ i ■?:» jm-id pkos* LOUDCrt-T BY TBE ORIENT IJJJS OF STS&3I3SR&, Loa-?rj;', fclylbourne »jid Syiav? over? fortnight Pas^c^cra bcokci u» 11 v.obuu fisn Fraaa-i'«', Li-art n^oi p.ad J nmbia. For Freight or Pof.sr.--e apply to the Agent, JAKF.S A. BONAR Wharf Street Holdtika ROYAL MAIL COACH LINE TO ROSS. TOHN CAMERON wishes to announce & that he has resumed control of this well known line of coaches muning between Hokitika and Ross and begs to assure patrons that every care will ba taken to meet their requirements. Coaches leave the Commercial stables, Revell street, Hokitika, at 2.30 and Ross at 8 o'clock each day. J.C. also wishes to remind the travelling public, tourists and excursionists that the best roadsters and vehicles in Westland can always be obtained at the