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Westport Times, Volume IV, Issue 662, 24 May 1870, Page 3

E » S 3 15 0 GEAND AET UNION OF JEWELLERY, "Will take place at the POST OFFICE HOTEL, on the evening of the QUEEN'S BIETH DAT, TUESDAY, 24th MAY. The prizes will he on view from this date to the 24th of May, at the shop of E. Bruce, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Gladstone-street, Westport. 100 Tickets at £1 Each ; 23 Peizes. The following is the list of prizes, with the trade value of each set opposite: 1 (Kent's goldhuntinglever watch ... ... 25 0 0 2 Layd's gold hunting watch 9 0 0 3 Silverhuntingleverwatch 8 0 0 4 Lady's gold colonial chain loz 3 dwts 12 grs ... 9 0 0 5 Fine gold necklet and locket 4 0 0 6 Aqua marine suit earrings and brooch ... 510 0 7 Aqua marine brooch ... 410 0 8 Colonial leaf border miniature brooch ... ... 315 0 9 Colonial leaf borderminiature brooch 3 0 0 10 Colonial leaf brooch ... 215 0 11 Miniature brooch, English 2 0 0 12 Do do 15 0 13 Do do 15 0 14 One pair colonial gold earrings ... ... 2 5 0 15 One pair colonial gold earrings 2 5 0 16 One pair colonial gold earrings ... ... 2 5 0 17 One pair colonial gold earrings ... ... 2 5 0 18 One pair colonial gold earrings ... ... 2 o 0 19 One gold cross & necklet 1 10 0 20 Do do do ... 2 10 0 21 Do do do ... 210 0 22 Do do do ... 2 10 0 23 One Masonic gold breast pin 15 0 £IOO 5 0 Tickets may be had of E. BRUCE, and at the principal Hotels in town. N.B.—SWEEPS everv SATURDAY EVENING-, at the Post Office Hotel. " Secure the Shadow ere the Substance fades." LONDON PORTRAIT ROOMS, Molesworth Street, "Westport. The above Rooms are now open for a few weeks. Intending visitors will please make an early call. THOS. E. PRICE. WATER! WATER!! WATER!!! rriHE undersigned begs to return thanks for past favors, since his commencement in business at Westport, and wishes to inform his customers and friends that he is still to be found —above water—at the Old Stand, opposite the Camp. A. BROWN. "N consequence of being flooded out, we are carrying on Business, temporarily, in D. LESLIE'S STORE until premises are re-erected, Corner Bright and Palmerston-st. BROS. NOTICE. N consequence of the undersigned - leaving New Zealand, all accounts owing to him are requested to be settled on or before the Ist day of June, otherwise legal proceedings will be instituted for their recovery. DA.NIEL M'GINLEY, Butcher. Giles Terrace, April 4, 1870. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS TO LET, ON REASONABLE TERMS. HALF ACRE Building Allotment, adjoining the house occupied by Mr Winstanley; fenced. Also Several Sections, in sizes to suit applicants, adjoining Gibson's Miners' Rest. For particulars, apply to R. ROWLANDS, Gladstone Street. FOR SALE. THE ST. KILDA HOTEL, At the Orawaiti, With quarter-acre of land, on which the same is erected, and now under cultivation. Also half-acre of land on the Native Reserve, held on a 21 years' lease, section No. 1, adjoining Mr Dobson's house. For particulars, apply to GEO. S. ATKINSON, St. Kilda Hotel, Orawaiti.