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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 340, 2 September 1868, Page 1

T\/rESSRS HUNGER & MELDRUM, GENEEAL SMITHS AND FARMERS, Kennedy street, Westport. EDWARD BEUOE, WATCH AND CLOCKMAKER, GOLD SMITH AND WORKING JEWELLER, (Opposite Smith & M'Dowell's Gladstone Street.) THE newest designs, manufactured in New Zealand Gold, Greenstone cut to order, and artistically mounted Meerchaum Pipes carefully mounted in Gold or Silver. WESTPORT BUTCHERY. (NextTonks & Hughes, Gladstone-st) MESSRS DICK AND SEATON have much pleasure in informing their old customers and the public, that they have taken the above Butchery, which was formerly carried on by them, and trust by keeping only prime articles, at a low price, to merit a return of the patronage heretofore so lliberaly bestowed upon them. DICK & SEATON, WESTPORT BUTCHERY, Westport. TTT E S T P ORT GYMNASIUM CHESS CLUB, Volunteer Orderly Room, Little Grey Hotel. SUBSCRIPTION £1 PER QUARTER. Open for Members only, EVERY TUESDAY & THURSDAY NIGHT, At 7 o'clock. i D. EMANUEL, Proprietor. \f\ N .SAL Contractors' Time Book Drawing and Sketch Books Account Books of every Description Account Rendered Books Stationery Cases and Writing Desks lukstands, Glass, Pewter, and Walnut wood, Single and Double Paper Weights, Metal and Glass Pen Racks and Brushes Copying Brushes and every other requisite for Copying Presses J. L. MUNSON, STATIONER, (Next " Westport Times " Office,) Molesworth street, Westport.

P. J. M'EENIA, GENERAL STOREKEEPER G-ILES' TERRACE. And DEADMAN'S CREEK TEREACE. Goods of all kinds on hand. Charleston Advertisements. TjUNTERS POST OFFICE HOTEL Camp-street, Charleston, fit, HUNTER, Propmetoe, Late of GLASGOW ARMS, HOKITIKA. Good accomodation for families and travellers. AKAEITA HOTEL, Blackett-street, Charleston. (Late Mrs. Thompson's), by IMR. ISAAC DIAPER, None but the best brands of Wines, Spirits, and Ale kept in stock. ImHE BANK HOTEL, Corner of Princos-st., Charleston, BEHAN & KELLY Proprietors. Comfortable Sitting Rooms and all the Papers. R. DENOVAN TIN, ZINC AND SHEET IKON WORKER, Opposite Camp, Charleston.