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Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 267, 9 June 1868, Page 1

NONPAREIL PIE AND COFFEE HOUSE. J HATCH FANCY BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Princes-street, Charleston. Hotelkeepers and Families supplied with bread of the best quality. N.B.—Dinners baked every day. CLEARING OUT SALE, At Mr Bain's Stationery Establishment, next door to City Hotel, Princes-street, Charleston. )OOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, TOBACCO, and a large CIRCULATING LIBRARY, among which will he found books by all the standard authors of the day. p° Remember this is a genuine Clearing-out Sale, the premises having been sold, and possession must be given up on the 30th of May, 1868. TO MERCHANTS HOTELKEEPERS AND OTHERS. TUST ARRIVED!!, At W. G. JACKSON'S, Princes-street. 33 Kegs best Nelson Butter 20 Casks Hooper & Dodson's Ale 30 do Harley & Sons do. HEAVY WEATHER MY LOVELY CREATURES!!! BOOTS FOR THE MILLION!!! AT W. G. JACKSON'S GOLDEN BOOT JUST arrived a splendid assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, at prices hitherto unknown on the coast. Comprising:— Ladies Fancy Kid, Cashmere, and Bronze Boots. Ladies Fancy and Velvet Slippers, and Goloshes, &c, Gentlemen's "Wellingtons, Elastic Emperors, Nuggets, Balmorals, Watertights, &c, With a large and select stock of Children's, Maids, and Boys, too numerous to particularize. One visit will be sufficient to convince the most fastidious that they can get both style and quality and save at least 25 per cent by dealing at W. G. JACKSON'S, PRINCES STREET, Next door to Thomas and M'Beath. FORSYTH & MASTERS, lEONMONGEES, COAL-STREET, CHARLESTON. Opposite Bank of New Zealand, Have now on sale a large assortment of Building, Mining, and General Ironmongery. Oils, Tar, Pitch, Grindery, , &c, &c.j Weld-street, Hokitika ; and | Mawhera-quay, Greymouth. R. DENOVAN TIN", ZINC AND SHEET IBON WOEKEB, Opposite Camp, Charleston. THOMAS PRICE LONDON PORTRAIT ROOMS Opposite Post Office, Charleston. Cartes de Visite,2 for 10s. or 6 for £l. JTAN CHESTER HOUSE, WILLIAM CHAMBERS & CO., Drapers, Clothiers, and Boot and Shoe Importers, Princes Street, Charleston. •ILLIAM W A U G IT »» Bookseller, Stationer, and NewsAegnt, Camp-street, opposite Melbourne Hotel, Charleston.