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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 582, 18 November 1869, Page 3

" Shirts aro sold which are not shirts. Let the world consider."— Carlyle. At uo season could the introduction of the shirt question for discussion be more opportune then when, according to the good custom of their ancestors, men desire to procure for themselves the Annual Christmas Outfit, and, while Wiiyte and Pieib can endorse heartily the statement of the philosopher about Shirts, they can also without fear of contradiction affirm that he who wants a Shirt can buy at WESTPORT HOUSE what will be found to be a Shirt in every sense of the word. If Mr Carlyle would favor Wiiyte and Pieie with a call, ocular demonstration would be given that the Shirt trade, as carried on by them, is not thus demoralised, and that such a statement could not apply in any case to their Shirt transactions. READY MONET. "Is twice bless'd. It blcsseth him that gives and him that takes."— Shdkspeare. Men msy believe in the power of the Archimedian screw, they may laud the lever and prop, but the startling changes effected by the judicious application of Ready Money strikes them with astonishment. At no time can its influence be brought to bear more satisfactorly than about the Christmas holidays, and nowhere can the transactions wrought by it be more patent than when it is applied to the purchase of New Clothing. Recognising its place and power', Wiiyte and Pirie will submit the whole of their Stock to be operated upon by it, in order to effect a clearance. BAWAITI BRIDGE HOTEL, This Hotel is picturesquely situated, one mile north of Westport—a pleasant walk from town. The grounds adjoining suitable for Picnic parties. A days boating can always be had on the Orawaiti River. A Coach Runs between this Hotel and town daily when weather is favorable and inducement offers. The Best Selection of Liquors always on hand. Paddocks for Grazing Sheep. Saddle Horses for Hire. THOS. JONES, Pronrietor. ODDFELLOWS' HOTEL, Gladstone Street, CHARLES LEMPFERT : Proprietor. (Late of Addison's Flat.) C. L. begs to inform his friends and the public that he has taken the above Hotel, and those who may favour him with their patronage may depend on meetiug with every accommodation. Only the best Wines, Spirits, and Beer in the market kept on the preBoard, per week ... <£! 5 0 Board and Lodging, per week 1 15 0 All old friends are requested to give him a call. HOTEL TO LET. FURNITURE AT A VALUATION. TO BE LET, THOSE centrally situated promises occupied by Parer and Arenas, Gladstone street, opposite the Court House, Westport, in one, two, or three lots, as follows: Lot 1. The Prince of Wales Hotel. Lot 2. The Spanish Restaurant. Lot 3. Cafe and Billiard Saloon, and Upper Storey. The Proprietors can safely state that their business and premises are second to none in Westport. For particulars, apply on the premises. PARER AND ARENAS, Proprietors.