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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 430, 16 December 1868, Page 1

SADDLE HORSES. RIMMEE & FOE DEB'S T J .>G'.* , i'_S>-VG Ji'STE OF SADDLE H ACKS. GBEAa. 1 n:aj>trc'jPT.o'ir ur house nirtE. 31. and E. bog to iutimate to tbeii' friends arid the public generally, tbat the following are now tlioic scale of charges: — Between Brighton emcl Charleston, 15s Do Obavleston aud Ladies' Horses, 5s extra. Livery per Night:— Westport 8s Bi ighto a and Cba rleston 10s Stables:— "Westport—Sou feb Sjjit, next Bed, White, and Blue Hotel. Charleston —Next Bank of N.Z. Brighton —Opposite Bank of N.S.W. EIMMEB & EOEDEE, Proprietors. May 2, 1868. ADVANCE WESTPOET. W Meat to be seen ? Why, at "WALLACE WOOLFE'S LONDON BUTCHERY, PALMEESTON STEEET, (Late "Wanganui Butchery). Come and see the quality— Eoast Beef, Splendid Yeal Prime Eat Wether Mutton Delicate Lamb and Tender Pork Also the Pine Pork Brawns Is. 6d. per ft Pork Sausages ... Is. 6d. „ Black Puddings ... Is. od. „ "White do. ... :.. Is. od. „ Cow Heel Is. 6d. „ Tripe Is- 0d - » Lamb 6s. per quarter Private families and hotels are requested to leave their addresses atthe Butchery, when they will be waited on night and morning, and their orders delivered in London style. Note the Address: WALLACE WOOLEE, London Butchery, Palmerston street. W. W. has received a lot of Lambs which will be sold at 6s. per quarter. WESTPOET BTJTCHEBY. (NextTonks & Hughes, Cladston.e-st) JESSES DICK AND SEATON ill 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 WESTPOET BUTCHEET, Westport. COEDIAL MANUEACTOEY, Corner of Molesworth and Wallaby streets, Westport. PAIN & SOUTHWOETH, PEOPBIETOES. ]tf 3—Up-country orders promptly executed. THE WESTPORT DERATED WATER, AND CORDIAL FACTORY. mHE above establishment is now open, and the undersigned hopes by supplying a first-class article, on liberal terms, to obtain a share of public patronage. E. J. O'CONOE. Ereeman Street, Westport. \(Next door to the Albion Hotel.}