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Kumara Times, Issue 796, 19 April 1879, Page 2

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. The rev. w. west win (d.v.) preach on SABBATH, April 20, TO-MORROW. At STAFFORD, at 2 p.rn. At KUMAR A, at 7 p.m. The REGULAR WEEK-NIGHT SERVICES in KUMARA, till further notice, will be— Thursday, 7 p.m,, Prayer Meeting. Monday, 7 p.m., Bible Class. PUBLIC READING. THE REV. W. WEST will give a READING in the Presbyterian Church, entitled MOTHER’S LAST WORDS, ON MONDAY NEXT, the 21st APRIL, At 8 o’clock. All invited. Seats free. No collection. The Choir will sing a selection of Sankey’s Hymns. QIVING UP BUSINESS. D. DAVIDSON AND GO’S GREAT CLEARING SALE Will be continued till further notice. ALL WINTER GOODS AT GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER. D. DAVIDSON AND CO., General Drapers, KUMARA, HOKITIKA, AND ROSS. FINLAY SON, Hairdresser, SEDDON STREET, Next to MOGDRIDGE, DRAPER. NOTICE TO MINERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. CAMPBELL and KETTLES. IRONMONGERS, Beg to notify that in consequence of removing to more central premises, and pending the arrival of new stock, they ARE SELLING OFF ALL GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. European and Manilla Rope, Chains of all sizes ; Spalling, Striking, and Smiths’ Hammers, Picks and Shovels, Kerosene Lamps, Stoves, Fenders, Fire Irons and Cutlery, in great variety. Also, a large and well-selected Stock of China, Glass, and Earthenware And other Goods, too numerous to particularise. Sign of the GOLDEN PADLOCK, Seddon Street. QHRISTCHURCH COACH. On and after this date a COACH will leave HOKITIKA for CHRISTCHURCH, every MONDAY morning, calling at Goodfellow’s, Loop-line Road, for Passengers from GREYMOUTH and KUMARA. Arrangements have been made by which passengers can leave by a Branch Coach from Kmnara the same morning, meeting the through Coach at Goodfellow’s, the junction of the Loop-line with the Hokitika and Christchurch road. Passengers and luggage at the most reasonable rates. DONALD CAMERON, Proprietor. February 11, 1879. ■R MPI R E HOT EL, Main Street, Kumara. EDWIN BLAKE having placed the DINING ROOMS Under the management of Mr A. GRANT, trusts by a well-provided fable to secure a share of the patronage of his friends and the public, E. BLAKE, Proprietor. Banquets and Suppers catered for on the most reasonable terms.