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Kumara Times, Issue 1487, 4 July 1881, Page 2

[NION STEAMSHIP COMPANY _l OF new Zealand, limited. 'The above Royal Mail iSfeamere a*© appointed to leave (circumstances permitting) as under I—¥OR NEWCASTLE AND MELBOURNE, the s.s. HERO, Captain Lo&AN, 6th July. "Passengers booked %0 AND fIROM London, %y the orient line. Tickets may be obtained for all the ■ftTew Zealand porfcsj and through to Hobarfc Town, Sydney} and Adelaide. Unless passengers book at the office "of the agent's one hour prior to the departure of the tender Waipara, or Dispatch} they will require to pay their l 6wn fare over the bar. Owing to the inconvenience caused through visitors crossing the bar, all (persons going to the roadstead will be 'charged the ordinary rates for the future. For freight or passage apply to the agents, J. A. BONAR, Hokitika. NANUARROW and CO., Greymouth. SUGG'S LINE OF COACHES BETWEEN KUMARA AND SPRINGFIELD, Booking Passengers through to tJHRISTCHURCH. A, COACH leaves Ruga's Kumara llotel, Kumara, EVERY TUESDAY, *t 5 a.m. sharp, for SPRINGFIELD, thence to CHRISTCHURCH by rail; returning from Springfield on FRIDAY following, after the arrival of the Bret Train (11.15 a.m.) from Christthurch. Fare, £3; Return Ticket (available lor one month), £6. Persons requiring to proceed on any t)ther day can be accommodated with Baggy or Saddle Horses at the same tebarge as by the Coach. The journey could thus be made in fourteen hours from Kumara to Springfield. Freight, 3d per B>.; all small parcels Imder 10&s. we«ght 5 2s 6d, JAMES RUGG, Proprietor. NOTICE. OHN CASSIDY is now RUNNING a COACH between KUMAKA and HOKITJKA daily; leaving Kumara at 8 fern., and Hokitika at 3 p.m-. Fares as tJstmli DINGER'S GRAND EASTER J AftT-ll!)NIIQN, In consequence of the Tickets ndt all being disposed of, THE DRAWING IS POSTPONED Till JULY Ist, 1881. iidb Mesis&rs, at ids. feAc«. t)NE HtitfOßßß PRICES, Vai.ue£sso. ; .First Prize, One Hundred £ s. d. Golden Sovereigns i;i 100 0 0 ( Second Prize, Fifty Golden Sovereigns ... ... 50 0 0 Third Prize, Twenty-Five Golden Sovereigns ;i i 2d 0 0 Remainder of Prizes if) Gold and Silver Watches, Colonial Gold Jewellery, Pictures, Eight-day Office Clocks* &c., &c. Sash prizes less 10 per cent, commission. For Prize List, see Handbills; Tickets may be obtained at ftil the principal Hotels in Kumara and Dillfflan's Town. A. SINGER, Treasurer. HOU-HOD TANNERY, A&AHURA. Having taken the Tannery and Fellnlongery Business of Mr John Dowling, at the Little Hou-Hou Creek, I am . now prepared to purchase HIDES, SKINS, and TALLOW from the trade, at current prices, I am now in a position to supply LEATHER and GRINDERY in all their branches, and in unlimited quantities. All Correspondence or Orders must to be addressed to me at Hokitika; and Accounts against me must be tendered prior to the Ist of each month. JOHN MAHEK. Ilcki ika, May 6th, 1881.