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Commercial Hotel, Trafalgar-street. THE increasing repute of the above Hotel as supplying every requisite for visitors, at very moderate charges, warrants the proprietor in calling the attention of Diggers, Miners, Road Contractors and others newly arrived, to the same; and while returning thanks for the liberal support that has been extended to him hitherto, begsto intimate that every effort will he made for the comfort and accommodation of those who may further favor him with their patronage. J. JERVIS, Proprietor. N.B.—Good Stahling accommodation on the premises. 802 X GEORGE CANNING, from London— 5 bales blankets (red, white and blue) 1 „ Men's blue pea-jackete 1 ~ Scotch twill Sliirts 1 case Hunter's drab cord trousers 1 „ Men's Moleskin do 1 „ Boys' and Youths' do do 18 pieces Brown Holland 10 doz. Crimean Shirts 1 tierce Ceylon Coffee 50 half-chests tea ~3l chests do 74 tons salt (fine and coarse). W. WiLKIE, 552 Bridge-street. Sigley's Restaurant. DIGGERS on the road to the WANGAPEKA are particularly requested to inspect the superior accommodation of tho above Restaurant, near Captain Johns's Store. J. SIGLE^, 71 4 Proprietor. Boots, Boots, Soots, IUST OPENED, several Trunks, contf sisting of— TVomen's Leather Boots Women's Cloth Boots Men's Bluchers Men's Watertights Men's Laced Watertights Men's Half Wellingtons Boy's Lace Boots Girls' Leather Boots Girls' Cloth Boots Women's Slippers Men's Slippers. At EDMUND DARTNALL'S, 726 Richmond. Wakefleld Arms Inn. T^HE undersigned begs to inform the in- -*- habitants of tho Waimeas and. the public generally, that he has TAKEN THE WAKEFIELD ARMS INN; and hopes, by strict attention to the wants of all who may kindly patronize him, to receive a share of public favor. JOSEPH ANDREWS. N.8.-GIG ANDSADDLE HORSES ON HIRE. . v 815 Newcastle Coals. JUST RECEIVED, direct from the *J mines, a splendid cargo of Newcastle COALS, ex Miranda, now on sale, in lots to suit families and others. Terms, cash only. n Apply to the agents, J. LEVIEN and CO., or to JONATHAN, at the Albion Wharf. . 799 EX GEORGE CANNING.— 1 Four-wheeled DRAY, with reversible, hind seat, with Lamps, Splinter-bar, Pole, &c, &c, complete. 1 Four-wheeled DRAG, with Lamps, &c. 2 Two-wheeled DOG-CARTS. On view at Woodstock Park, Stoke. W. M'RAE, 759 Richmond. To Paperhangers, &c, A MERICAN CUT TACKS, all sizes, in ■£*- any .quantity. T. C. BATCHELOB, 731 Bridge-street. Ex lord Worsley* r\RAYS FOR SALE.—AII descriptionsApply tmmediately to Mr, J. GOODWIN, Wakatu Hotel. -~ TVTOTICE.—A small PIG has been run- ■—^ ning on the ground of the undersigned. The owner may luvo tho same by paying all expenses. All POULTRY found trespassing. on the same ground will be destroyed after this date. G. BATCHELOR, 787 Waimea-road. FOR SALE, ex Victory, from Sydney, 1 ton No. 1 Company's Pieces h » No. 2 „ „ 25 kegs Prime Cork Butter, double rose 12 cwt. Red Lead. Apply to T. CAWTHRON, Government Wharf. 791 , ■ Wangapeka Diggings. PARTIES taking provisions and stores to theso diggings are informed that HORSES Mid Draught BULLOCKS can be turned-out on the Wangapeka Plain at Half-a-Crown a week, for which sum they will be looked after, and prevented, as much as possible, from straying. C. ORCHARD, . Manager. Juneß. 69* Bentley's Aerated Soda Water, lemonade, and Tonic "Water. lAMESBENTLEY begsto inform the ** public; that having "received a large supply of fresh material and new machinery, from England per Dana Anita, his JERATED WATERS are now acknowledged to be the finest produced in the colony. To be obtained at all the principal Hotels in town an i country. k TJB.-—Be particular io observing that all bottles are abel. 'e{l " Bentley." 494 SHIP CHANDLERY. a k EESTEN'S STORE, opposite J\. jvy, w Wharf. g to efcholm Tar and Pitch, Coal Taf Paii s> Bn(^ Turps j3 o j t Europe and Manilla Rope, Spun Y^rn, Fishing jjace #nd Hooks, Twine, - Prtint-i tissie s> ©ec'k and Paiht Scrubbers , Erooms, lanterns, Log-glasses, Shovels, buckets, and Small Sto. *W of all descrip-tiong, including Groceries at' '^own prices. 28-" JFST JIECEIVJSD. OA DRUMS, eacii 2\ gallons, French uXj colza oil, 788 Bri, I^OR SALE at the Warehouse ' of lbe •*- undersigned— 4 sets Gig Harness 3 „ Cart Harness 1 „ I'lough Harness 1 ~ Bullock Harness . A few Ladies' Side Saddles, Bridles, <fee., * D. MOORI '- Trafalgar-street, November 30. 1 CLOVER AND GLASS SEEDS. f^N SALE at the Birmingham House '1 Bvidge-slreet, White and Rod Clover, Cow Gross, and superior mixod Grasses. Kelson-grown Garden Seeds, »fee, &c. July 4th, 18(il. 805 S3x 2,ord Worsley. "POR BALE, at the Warehouse of the -*- Undersigned— Six Pockets superior SCeat Sops'. D. MOORE. Trafalgar-street, . 12th June, 18G1, 711

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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 389, 16 July 1861, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 389, 16 July 1861, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 389, 16 July 1861, Page 4

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