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West Coast Times, Issue 41, 7 September 1865, Page 3

STEAM TO NELSON, WELLINGTON, NAPIER, AND AUCKLAND. • >K^4. fTIIIE Powerful Scrow Steamship *^fe^t^> BARWON, James Lowry, Commauder, Will sail for tho abovo ports twenty-four hours aft«r arrival. For freight or passage apply to E. & J. HOUGHTON, Agents, Wharf street. FOR DUNEDIN. THE Dunedin Steam Shipping Company* (Limited) Favorite Screw Stoamship WILLIAM MISKIN, Francis Hepburn, Commander, Will leave the wharf for Duuediu on SATURDAY NEXT, 9th INST. For freight or passage, apply to E. & J. HOUGHTON, Agonts, Wharf streot. THE S.S. WALLABY. THE s.s. WALLABY, Captain Whitwblt/, will sail for Nelson direct, this morning at 10 o'clock. For Freight or Passage, apply to the Agent on board. NATH. EDWARDS & CO. 7th September, 18C5. SCHOONER PHCENIX FROM DUNEDIN. THE above Vessel having entered at the Customs, Consignees are requested to present Bills of Lading and pay freight to the undorsigned at once, otherwise the goods will be stored at their expense. S. PALMER, Agent, Wharf Streot. Cth September, 1865. COLONIAL ALE. MARSHALL & COPELAND'S celobrated Treble X to bo had from RICHARD REEVES & CO., Sole Agents for "West Coast. Wharf street, Hokitika. TO MINERS AND OTHERS. •'• FOR sale, a Donkey Engine and boiler of about six horse power, in splendid working order, with pumps complete, suitable for mining purposes. Apply 0. W. Vkith and Co., wreck of p.s. New Zealand, Hokitika. OARS. OARS. OARS. i A 15, aud 17 feet Ameri.can ash oars at ' THOMAS P.OLE & CO., '" Wharf street. r\ N S A 1 E--JUST LANDED, Ex Lady Darling, Prime butter, cheese, currants, candles, salt, potatoes. At THOMAS COLLINS, opposite Corinthian Hall, I Rovoll Street. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, The Proprietor leaving for England, THAT well known, favorite place of amusement, THE LONDON HOTEL AND CONCERT HALL. Substantially built, 70 x 20, witli iron roof, wedtherboardod and floored throughout, commanding ono of the most central positions, and doing a trade at the present time seoondto none iv tho township of Hokitika. For terms and particulars apply at the Hotel, to the Proprietor, J. 11. KEBBLE. LORD NELSON HOTEL, Rev ell Street. mHE Propietor begs to inform the inhabiL tants of Hokitika and surrounding districts that he has opened tho above Hotel in the most central part of tho township. The Accommodation is very extensive. Tiio Bedrooms aro unequullod for comfort and elegance. Tho Restaurant, under the superintendence of Mr A. 0. CambiioiV, is repleto with all the delicacies of the season, and conducted in tho most recherche style. A largo Ballroom is attached, whore a splendid Band, under Messrs Morgan and Wright, is in attendance every evening. Only the best liquors kept iv stock. With these advantages, combined with tho utmost civility and attention to customers, the proprietor can safely challenge comparison with the most handsomely fitted up or best conducted hotel iv Hokililca. V. FAM A, PROPRIETOR. SWAN HOTEL, Wharf Street, Hokitika. mHE proprietors of the abovo Hotel an- *- nouueo to their numerous friends that the abovo Hotel is now complete, with every comfort to tho visitor. Good bids. In tho. bar will be found wines and spirits of tho choicest brands, Attached to tho llotol is a splendid dining room under tho special management of tho proprietors, aud the beat cook on tho West Coast. M'GUIRE & LYNCH, Proprietors. GRIDIRON HOTEL, Rijvell Street, Hokitika. pHARLEY WILLIAMS hns established / another Gridiron at Hokilika, and from the well known character of his former Grid" irons, ho hopos still to merit a fair bharo of support. His old motto strictly adhered to, viz., Economy, Comfort, and Cleanliness. T) It A N C ll OFFICE OF THE WEST COAST TIMES,. Opposite Corinthian Hall, and next Klein's, Watchmaker. 0. H. RHODES & Co., GENERAL NEWS & ADVERTISING AGENTS, , STATIONERS AND TOBACCONIST.