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Charleston Argus, Volume 1, Issue 11, 20 April 1867, Page 4

N 0 T I c i; W" 1 * L" s " D ni N K Of Sparkling /JOLONIAL \ LE In Pewter f<»r One Shilling', or half Pint for Sixpence, go to the R 0 BIN H 0 0 D H 0TEL ' Two Doors from the Bank of New Zealand, at the corner of Rotten Kow. Nothing but Genuine Liquors kept, and 55 No Adulteration. n E A N 1) CONGER T, TAKES PLACE SIGHTLY At the Victoria Hotel and Concert Hall, COAL STREE T. An efficient Band in attendance. Wines, Ales, and Spirits of the best brands. JNO. THOMAS, Proprietor.

It E I D'S SHIP II OTE L, M AIX-STRKET, CHARLESTON. J. Rt'id lias much pleasure in informing his friends and the public generally that he has opened his new premises, and is prepared to supply tlieni with liquors of the best brands. 51 RAN SON and CLARK, Timber Merchants, Quartering - Tongued and grooved boards Doors, sashes, mouldings, &c. Paper hangings in great variety Main-street, Charleston. 21c J. W. Griffiths, CHEMIST AND druggist. Main-street, Charleston, 61 Opposite the Ilibernia Hotel. A 1 13 A K K R Y , Beach Street, Charleston. Bread delivered throughout the diggings. Orders received at the Bakery, at the above address F. M'Parland & Co., Proprietors. 35c T. DWAN, Auctioneer, Commission, and Shipping Agent, Pakihi.

Money Advanced on Goods consigned for Sale. JAMES BODKIN, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, At the Wonder of the World, Coal Street, Charleston. Kings and Jewellery of every description manufactured at low prices. 44c George J. Kenny's Hair Cutting and Shampooing Saloon, Near the Ship Hotel, Main-street, Charleston. gIIA N A HAN AND CO., General Merchants. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. S. and Co., being Purchasers for CASH, in the Cheapest Markets, are enabled ..ueces-iully to compete with any House on the West Coast. Storekeepers supplied at the Lowest possible Price, and on the most Liberul terms. 8