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Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 158, 1 February 1868, Page 3

pOBEBTS AND SIMPSON 1\ Importers of Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c., Wholesale and Retail. R. and S. beg to call the attention of the trade and ladies and gentlemen of Weatport and the surrrouudinng district to the fact, that they have Just Opened out one of the largest "assortment of Boots and Shoes imported to the district, consisting of Ladies', (rents', and Children's Boots and Shoes, Slippers, Goloshes, &o, &c, which, having been purchased for cash, they are prepared to sell at the lowest remunerative prices. R. and S. also beg to state that having several first-class hands constantly employed-, they are prepared to execute any orders that they may be favored with at the shortest notice. Note the Address— ROBERTS AND SIMPSON (late H. Roberts), Boot and Shoe Manufacturers and Importers, G-ladstone-street, Westport. r ONDON PORTRAIT ROOMS, iJ Caaip-steeet, Charleson. The Ladies and Gentlemen of Charleston and vicinity, are respectfully informed that the above Rooms will be open on Monday, 24th inst. THOS. PRICE, Photographer, Charleston. CATHOLIC CHURCH, Addison's Plat. rnHE above Church will be opened on Sunday next, February 2nd, 1868, by the Rev. Thomas Walsh. A collection will be niide on the occasion towards liquidating the debt on the Church. WESTPORT ASSEMBLY ROOMS MR. STEPHENSON haying completed arrangements which enable him to open spacious ASSEMBLY ROOMS in Westport, for Balls, &c, begs to solicit the patronage of the public as subscribers. The subscription per month is one guinea, which will provide the holder with a ticket for himself and a lady, for a Monthly Dress Ball, as well as to the Weekly Assemblies. Instructions is Dancing given, if desired, on a night set apart for the pupose. Gentlemen desirous of becoming subscribers will please address—Mr Stephenson, Post-office Hotel, Westport,

In a future Advertisement the date of an Opening Ball will be given; from which date subscriptions will commence. ARCHIBALD M'LAREN, WHOLESALE XKD BETAIL BLOCKER, Corner of Burnett and Queen streets, MOKIHINUI. GOLDEN BOOT PKINCES-STREET, CHARLESTON. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! FOR THE MILLION. WG-. JACKSON has much plea- , sure in announcing to the Inhabitants of Charleston and the surrounding districts, that he has opened those centrally situated premises, lately occupied by Mr J. W. Griffiths, as a Wholesale and Retail Boot, Shoe, and Grindery Establishment, and trusts, that by selling none but first-class goods, at the lowest possible price, to merit a share of patronage. The Stock consists of White's Celebrated Nelson-made Watertights, warranted ; Colonialmade Long Boots ; Wellington's ; Half-Wellington's ; Bluchers ; Elastic,

sides ; Balmorals ; Kid-Emperors, &c, &c. With every variety of Ladies' Kid, Cashmere, Balmoral, and Colored Ball Boots. Girls, Boys, and Children's, in Leather, Kid, and Cloth all qualities, sizes, and prices, &c., &c. Boot and Shoemakers supplied with the best Kip Sole-Calf, Wellington and Half-Wellington Legs, Elastic, and every article required by the Trade, at a small advance on Australian prices. Wholesale Buyers and Packers liberally dealt with. An early inspection invited. Note the address—The Golden Boot, Princes Street. I -nOTTND, a MINERS' BIGHT, No. J 1357, issued in the Brighton DisI trict. The owner can have it by 1 <a PPty' n S office of this paper.