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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 575, 2 November 1869, Page 1

)I)LL AND BOND ' BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS, Wallabi-street, Westport, Have on Sale— T and a Boards Scantling, all sizes Rough Boards, any length Wide Ridging Galvanized Iron Tiles Mouldings Bricks Lime, &c, &c. NOTICE. 6 . TINSMITH, Kennedy Streeet. Having given up all thoughts of leaving Westport, begs to acquaint the inhabitants of Westport and the surrounding district, that he is able to supply them with goods at the Lowest Prices, having a large Stock of Tin, Zinc, Black and Galvanized Iron, all sound and clean, direct from the Melbourne Market. L E Chimneys from 255. ISL I E AVESTPORT BREWERY HOTEL-KEEPERS & PACKERS SUPPLIED AT THE STORE! PALMERSTON STREET, OR AT THE BEW E R Y MESSRS SHAW, SAVILLE, & GO'S PASSENGERS LINE of PACKETS FROM LONDON TO NEW ZEALAND. The undersigned, agents for the above Line of Ships, are prepared to make arrangements with settlers who may wish to bring their friends from England to this Colony, and to receive guarantees for payment of passage money upon arrival, at very reduced rates. NATII. EDWARDS AKD CO., Nelson. Charleston Advertisements. HE p I T TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTTTT TTTTTTTTTT IMPORTERS, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS Princes Street, Charleston. CHING & HENDERSON. FOR SALE. HUNTER'S POST OFFICE HOTEL, CHARLESTON. FOR SALE, in consequence of other engagements, those centrally situated premises, known as Hunter's Post Office Hotel, nearest house to the' Post Office. Has been doing a verr good trade from the first, but other business arrangements compel the proprietor to sell for cash. IntendW purchasers are invited to inspect the .Premises. BEHAN & KELLY'S HOTEL CHARLESTON. ' A superior Billiard Saloon, .with one ot Alcock s first-class tables. Wines, Spirits, and Liquors of the bofit quality. First-class accommodation for Tra-' vellers. JOHN 'J IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOREKEEPER, Camp Street, Charleston. Immediately opposite the Post Office.