rjiHE TijULBOURNE tjO tel . CHARLESTON. This is the Largest and Best Hotel in Charleston: is situated in the immediate vicinity of *&e Camp and Government Buildings and Post Office. THE HOTbL has been fitted up regardless " l cost, and contains Private Si*"' m g> an( i Bed Booms, tastefullv burnished, and replete with every convenience. There is a Large Dining Boom attached to the establishment, where Public Meetings may be held on application to the proprietor. Also, a Large and Spacious Billiard Saloon, furnished with one of the best Tables on the Coast, and attended to by an experienced Marker. COBB & CO'S COACHES arrive and depart from the Melbourne, so that parties travelling by the same can rely on being warned in time for their departure. Terms Moderate. H. KENNEDY, Proprietor. EDUCATIONAL. IHABLESTON National School for \j Boys and Girls, Coal Street. MR. W. J. MOORE, Principal. Master C. H. NEES, Assistant Pupil Teacher. MOLONY & SCANLAN, WHOLESALE AND ItETAIL BUTCHER! DAISIES TEBEACE, CHAItLESTOtt.
FORSYTH & MASTERS, IKONMONGEKS, 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, Weld-street, Hokitika ; and Mawhera-quay, Greymouth. ttTCTORIA SHOEING FORGE. THOMAS CRUMPTON, General Blacksmith and Crushing Machine Maker, mp-street, Charleston. T\R DAKERS, M.R.C.S. Eng., and J Memher of Society of Apothecaries, London, Surgeon to the Charleston Hospital and Camp, can be consulted daily at his residence in Princes-street, opposite Rooney's hotel. r|HARLES GASQUOINE, (Late Kennedy Bros.), MERCHANT AND IMPORTER, Princes-street, Charleston. T7IUROPEAN HOTEL, Princes-st. I Charleston. Charles Weitzel and Co., Proprietors. JOHN BRIDSON, Wholesale Wine, ?| Spirit, and Provision Merchant, Camp-street, opposite Post-office, Charleston. T ONDON HOUSE. Thomas and _Li M'Beath, Drapers, Clothiers, and Boot and Shoe Importers, Princesstreet, Charleston.
NOTICE. MR R. M. SIMPSON is authorised to receive Advertisements and collect accounts in -Charleston, on behalf of the Westport Times and Charleston Argus. BAIN & TYRRELL. WANTED the public to know that I will purchase any book or books not in my stock, (and give price for same) at the shortest notice. M U N S 0 N, Stationer & Bookseller Next to " Times " office, "Westport,
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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 360, 25 September 1868, Page 1
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354Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 360, 25 September 1868, Page 1
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