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Westport Times, Volume XV, Issue 1938, 30 September 1881, Page 1

j |_TYMNALS! ' TTYMNALS! ... TTTMNA.LS. Oxfoed Edition, With Appendix A small assortment of Church of England Hymn Books—the latest editions—just at the STATIONEEY DEPOT, TIMES OFFICE. "D iT< I?OIAMBEES. Accountant and Commission Agent. Local Agent, for tjhe . Australian -Mutual Provident Society. Manager of the Wesport Permanent Land Building and Investment Society, &e. It will be to die advantage of local coal or goldminiug companies requiring the services of a thoroughly practical man, to arrange with the advertiser who has had a long and varied practical experience in all matters pertaining to the management of coa and gold mines. Present address Times Office Westport. I iTESTPORT AND EEEFTON V V Eoyal Mail LINE OP COACHES The Undersigned informs the public that his new Line of Coaches will leavo GILMER'S HOTEL,Westport, every Tuesday and Friday atG.3O a.m., arriving at Eeefton at 0,30 p.m. same "day; and returning every Wednesday and Saturday. Orders and Parcels received and Passengers booked for Eeefton, Lyell, and intermediate stages.and for Greymouth via Eeefton, at through rates. Pares through to Eeefton, thirty five shillings. All Parcels to be prepaid, at GIL* MEN'S HOTEL, WESTPOET. JOB LINES, Proprietor. JOHN GILMEB, Airent : M E TABLE OF WESTPOET SECTION, NZ.E. i>,aouso iq «a I i . ._:.<-> feftftiA Z. _~j CI f>\ C-1 CI ' ~i rii L-3 <M C<J !M d IM 1.0 O O >-0 <m <m <m eg eg O >0 O »ffl »Q v _oi eg eg eg eg " <M <M iM e-1 <N I : Stations Trains stop by signal only. Passengers wishing to alight must give notice to the Guard at the previous station. 11. St. J. CHRISTOPHERS, District Manager ART UNION OP LONDON, ISSI (Established, 1837.) subscriber of one guinea .1 i will receive, besides a chance of a prize at the annual distribution, an impression of a line plate engravine entitled THE BOSS OF THE REVENGE, FBOM THE ORIGINAL DKAWING. A famous episode of the war with Spain in 1591, commemorated by the Poet Laureate in the Nineteenth Century Review. The chief prize will be the above named original paintimr, 'J"ne Lc.-,s of'the Revenge'—value£2l()' Other prizes will be the right to select a valuable work of art from one of the Public Exhibitions, a large group in bronze, America, from the Albert Memorial richly decorated China Tazzas Statuetts—'J he Little Boat— and other works. Specimen plate on view, in a few days at the Times Or pick. JOHN TYEEELL, Hon. Soc,