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iy O T I (' E . All Claims, Rights, anl Privileges will be pri.toe'e I during the abs.ncc tf their owners from Yv'uhy, IGfch instant, to Tuesday, 2lst iisfciiiif, to allow visitors t» witne s the i*edest iau Matches between Howo aiul Twolrill, and the Wrestling Match between Uowen and Pa lon. CALSB -WHITEFOOIID. VV. a. KLVrfLL THOROUGH COUXCII& CUE* MOUTH. FLECTION NOTICE. Notice is Hereby Given in 'pursuance of "The Municipal Corporations . - that the following genfcl.men ha besn declared " elected without a p Councillors for the East, Middle iv\>\ W^st Wards of tbe Eorough of Greyniouth, viz , C. WOOLC3CK— Kast Wani. S B.VRCLAY— MUiHo Ward. J. C. MOOEE— WesfcWar.l. - In [jlaca of three Councillors retiring rotation. M. KENNEDY, Returning Officer for tbe Eiwt War I. ; P. PUISCELL, Returning Officer for tbe Middle Ward W. F. STRIKF, Returning Officer .for tbe West Ward September 9, 1870. "IVT O T 1 C EThe i>artner.ihip which existed betwc.n Ebcnezer and Cornelius Gothard, Eulclurs, of Charleston, Province of Nelsr.n, N.Z , in tbe year 1867, has been dhso'ved by rautna consent, the said Cornelius Gnthnrd to receive and pay all debts contracted up to August 3lst. 1857, at wlii«;h timo the partnership ceased to exist. Bated August 19, • 1870. C :>r.NELIU.S GOTHAKIX EBENFZEU GOTH AKD. Witness— Daniel M 'GixLhY. TN retiring from the business of Tent'maker, I have to return my sincere thanks to those wbo have heretofore so liberally patronised me, aud to reeoaitneud as my successor Mr Alexander JUosie. E. ANCHEII. In succeeding to the business hitherto carried on by Mr Anchor, tbe undersigned begs to state that be ba3 the largest aud most coiiiplote stock of goods on tbe West Coast, comprising Tarpaulins, Horse Rugs, Canvas Tents and Flies, Hose, Oilskins, Canvas of the best brands, &c, from which nil ordcr3 can be promptly and efficiently executed, at moderate trade prices. ALEXANDER HOSIR TN returning thanks for past favors, I beg -*- to inform tbe public tbat on an I after Monday.'tbe 22nd instant, tbe Butcherin" business, hitherto earned 0:1 l»y mo in conr.eoti.in -with my other business atßrnanerton, will be carried on under tbe style of Taylor and Foster, Wh/ifesale and Retail Butcho: s. As it is our intention to purchase stock at tbe sale yards, we hope to be able to compete with Grej mouth prices. J. TAYLOR. Brunnerton, Aug. 20, 1870. ■pEUOTTI'S COMMERCIAL HO'J ISL. G. PEROT n, hiving dispose 1 of hi 3 bush;eis in tbe al-ovc Hotel, begs lo recommend to tbo favorable notice of all his old frieuds anl constituents Mr EDWARD ANCHOR as his successor, 'and to assure them that the well-known energy of that gentleman will maintain the prestige that the/ Commercial Hotel has always enjoyed. In succeeding, this day, to tbe biuincss hitherto earned oa by MrPeroUi, tbu undersigned begs to shale that every attention requisite to secure the comfort of his friends anl tbo public will ba made by him. A ll the arrangements of tfce Hotel will be supc: vised carefully, and visitors will iind the Commercial Hotel to be inferior in accommodation to Uiiue 0:1 the Coast. Tho Wines and Spirits are carefully selected, and upon trial will merit the approbation of every conaisseur. The two Billiard Tables are tbe best in the district, and arc constantly attended by careful markers. French, German, and Scandinaxian Jan guages spokeu, and newspapers in these languages kept on Hie. EDWARD ANCHEIS. f'IRISY MOUTH AND SALTWATER TRAMWAY. Notice is hereby given that CARRIAGE ON GOODS AND PARCELS (where n account is opeued) MUST ..BE PREPAID to ensure such goods bang forwarded. JOSEPH KILGOUR, Manarcr. July 18, 1870. MATI O N A L SCHOOL THE ABOVE SCHOOL IS NOW OPEN No. 204 Richmond Quay. \>\ THOMAS, Jesus College, Oxford,