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Westport Times, Volume IV, Issue 705, 1 September 1870, Page 3

SALE BY AUCTION. THIS DAY, SEPTEMBER Jsr, At 2 o'clock sharp. TNO.m un e o , J Instructed by Mr E. Bruce, who is leaving Westport, will sell by Public Auction, as above All the right, title and interest of the vendor in part of Section No. 2, situate in Gladstone Street, having a frontage of 9 feet by a depth of 66 feet, together with Watchmaker and jeweller's shop erected thereon. „,. Also A large and varied assortment of handsome Jewelry, one eight- day first-class regulator. Shop furniture, Lamps, &c. Terms—Cash. j JNO. MUNEO, I Auctioneer. INLAND MAIL SERVICES. TENDEES will be received at the Post Office at Westport till the 30th September nest, for the conveyance of Mails between the undermentioned places from the Ist January to the 31st December, 1871, both days included. No. Services. „„„? _-„ eacn way. 1 "Westport and Charleston once daily *2 Charleston and Brighton twice weekly *3 Westport and Addison twice weekly *4 Westport and Eochford twice weekly *5 Westport and Lyell once fortnightly. I Services marked thus * to be terminable by the Postmaster-General, on giving six weeks' notice in writing. Services at present performed by coach may be tendered for to be performed by mail-cart. Each Tenderer will be required to give security as provided for on the form of tender, for a sum equal to 20 per cent, on the amount of the tender, binding the Tenderer to take up the service tendered for and execute the necessary contract bond, in the event of his tender being accepted. Eorms of tender and security, with terms and conditions of contract, may be procured at any Post-office. No tender will be considered eligible unless made on the Printed Form provided by the Department. Tenders to be endorsed—"Tender for Mail Service, No. ," and addressed to the Postmaster-General, "Wellington. | THOS. E. WINSTANLEY, Postmaster. Post-office, "Westport, August 26, 1870. "VT lAG AR A HOTEL, Palmerston Street. J. A. M. TTJENEE Has removed his Hotel and other premises from his old site in Molesworth Street, owing to the sea encroachment, and has re-built, renovated and improved the . NIAGAEA HOTEL, Now situated in Palmerston Street, to which is attached THE LONDON SKITTLE ALLEY.