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West Coast Times, Issue 35, 24 August 1865, Page 1

MAIZE, WHOLE and CRACKED. TAMES CHESNEY and Co. have on Sale, U ex " Susannah Booth " from Sydney — 150 bags whole maifco 76 do cracked do (A splendid sample.) Also, A few tubs prime Woolongong butter T ANDING PER WALLABY— 25 kegs prime Wellington butter York hams, coffee, pepper Half ton prime onions Full nnd light weight candle's Hopper plates, bulk brandy, pale Fresh eggs Picton fine smoked herrings Kerosene oil, &c To Arrive — Hart's Adolnido flour Wellington and Nelson butter Company's No. 1 sugar Bacon, hams, onions, &o. <■'' JOHN SOLOMON ArtD CO., Diggers Store, Revell street. r\N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED,— Quicksilver Blasting powder and fuso Gunpowder, shot and gun caps Axes, adzes, drills, hammers CASSIUS AND COMISKEY. "VTOTIOE OF REMOVAL. J. H.TOEN, (Has Removed to the premises lately occupied by Lubecki Bros., opposite the Camp.) AIN A LATE & J^HEET ArON WORKER. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. STOVES AND LAMPS MADE TO ORDER. General Tinware, Wholesale and Retail. J. JONES AND CO., (Lato of Dunodin). STOCK AUCTIONEERS, COMMISSION AGENTS, And General Salesmen, COMMERCIAL HORSE BAZAAR, Rovell street, Hokitika. Horse Salks Daily at 12 o'clock T\ ISAACS AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, Valuators and Commission Agents, OPPOSITE THE CAMP RESERVE. Liberal advances made on all merchandise sent to the rooms for sale. T. MUNRO & CO., If ERC HANTS, HOKITIKA. AGENTS for the screw steamer AVALLABY. MORISON, LAW 8c CO., A UCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, WIIAKF STREET. p I CII Alt D REEVES AND CO., Auctioneers and Goneral Commission Agents, WHARF STREET, HOKI'I'IKA. STORAGE FOR 500 TONS GOODS. Cash advances made on merchandiso consigned for absolute sale No charge for ront on goods, if sold within threo weeks. ACCOUNT SALEB PROMPTLY RENDERED. HENDERSON & BONAR, QUIPPING, Commission Agents and General Merchants. WHARF STREET " T. R. PROCTER, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Gold Mcl tor and Refiner, Opposite Union Bank of Australia, Rovell strcot. Amalgamated gold retorted, melted, and roflned for market. HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOR GOLD. f^\ II E V 11 I V E 11 . THE POST OFFICE STORE. REUBEN WAITE, The Original Pioneer of (ho West Coast goldfields, continuos in tho old spot, and all goods suitable for tho diggers oan be obtained at his store at Hokitika prices*