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Westport Times, Volume IV, Issue 682, 9 July 1870, Page 3

REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE WEST COAST AND THAMES GOLD FIELDS, CALLING AT NELSON. THE S.S. JOHN PENN, M. Cabey, Commander, Has againresumed berfortnightlytrips, as above, CALLING AT WANGANUI on her return trips. She will be despatched from Westport for Auckland, ON TUESDAY, JULY 12. For freight or passage, apply to D. R. GELLION, Agent, On Board. CALIFORNIAN, NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKETS. mHE NEXT STEAMER Will leave AUCKLAND, ON AUGUST 4th, 1870. Only a limited number of saloon and intermediate passages being reserved for New Zealand, intending passengers will require to make early application to receive their tickets. For full particulars as to passagemoney, apply to REID & CO., Agents, Westport. TO SHIPPERS OF GOODS TO CHARLESTON. !HE Ketch CONSTANT, Will continue to trade regularly between WESTPORT AND CHARLESTON. For freight, apply to JOHN PASCOE, On board. GIBSON'S MINERS' REST HOTEL, Midway between the Buller and Orawaiti rivers. PIC-NIC AND TEA GARDENS. Accommodation Paddocks. Rifle Gallery. Pleasure Boats on a beautiful Lake. J. H. GIBSON, Proprietor. NOTICE TO MINERS. NATIONAL HOTEL, Gladstone Street. HARRIS begs to inform his J i Digger Friends that he is prepared to give the HIGHEST PRICE FOR GOLD, Every day in the week. As usual, the Best Accommodation in town. GOOD BEDS Best Wines, Spirits, and Beer. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE. To meet the times, Board 25s per week. Meals at all hours. JNO. HARRIS. Pbopbietob. " ITTLE GREY HOTEL, Gladstone Stbeet. DAYID EMANUEL, 'Pbopbietob. Only the very best of everything kept. Board per week ... £1 5 0 Board and Lodging 1 12 6 D. E. having so well catered for the public for the past three years feels confident that he needs no puff, jj A few Boarders wanted. SKITTLES! SKITTLES!! SKITTLES!!! NIAGARA HOTEL. T A. M. TURNER Begs to inform the public that he has erected a COMMODIOUS AND SPACIOUS ALLEY, For the above manly and healthy game. No expense has been spared to make it worthy of its name THE LONDON SKITTLE ALLEY, I Molesworth-street.