COMMERCIAL STABLE S, REVELL STREET, next the Camp. WM; DeLAOY, (lato of Rivorton,) Proprietor Horses for sale or hire. Livery and bait Tho best attention and tho most modcrato chartres. TVT 011 0 E OF REMOVAL. J . H . ~H~O EN , (Hns Removed to tho premises lately occupied by Lubecki Bros., opposito tho Camp.) KIN X LATE * feIIEET J.RON WORKER. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. STOVES AND LAMPS MADE TO ORDER. Goncml Tinware, Wholesale nnd Retail. H A M B E It L A I N , (Late of Queonstown) HOUSE PAINTER, WRITER, GRAINER, &C., &C. Business place : — At Mr. Horn's, Tinsmith, opposito tho Camp, CT NEE S, CONTRACTOR & BUILDER \J Corner of Weld and Sewoll streets, opposite "Times" office. T. R. PROCTER, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Gold Meltor and Refiner, Opposito Union Bank of Australia, Revell street. Amalgamated gold retorted, melted, and refined for market. HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOR GOLD. G. ROBECK'S HAIR CUTTING SALOON, Revoll street, Hokitika. (Near tho Corinthian Hall.) QIIAVING, Hair-dressing, Shampooing, &c, on approved principles and best stylo. Teeth stopped or extracted. Al BAKERY, •jYJ'GUIRE AND LYNCH, llevell street, Hokitika. N.B. — Tho cleanest and best bread in Ilokitika. E. AND J. IIOUGIITON, Aok nts for tho /^TAGQ INSURANCE COMPANY, AND DUNEDIN STEAM SHIPPING .COMPANY (Limited,) Wharf street, HOKITIKA. MORISON, LAW & CO., A UCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERdHAtfTS, WItARP STREET. HENDERSON & BONAK, OIIIPPING, Commission Agents and Genoral Merchants* WHARF STREET niCIIARD REEVES & CO.JLI) Auctioneers and General Commission Agents, WHARF STREET, HOKITIKA. STORAGE FOR 500 TONS GOODS. Cash advances mado on merchandise consigned for absolute salo. No charge for rent on goods> if sold within three weeks. ACCOUNT BALES I'KOJIFTLY RENDERED, MR. B. LA'MERT, of the firm of Mundy and La'Mert, Christohurch, begs to inform his intended patrons that ho hns scoured promises in Cnmp streofc, next tho Kunk of Now South Wales, and that he will open in a few days. /^l. 11 E V .RIVER. TIIE POST OFFICE STOREi REUBEN WAITB, The Original Pioneor of tho West Coast goldfiolds, continues in tho old spot, and all goods suitable for tho diggers can bo obtained at his store at Hokitika prices. RLUIIN 1 N G , TXrHOLHSALE & RETAIL TOBACCONIST, Rkvelii Stiibht, Hokitika. I*IVE- M I L E . MAILER & MORRIS 11, BOOTMAKEHS, (Next to the Umpire Hotel.) Always oil hand a largo stock of Colonial made 'Watertights and Knee Boots. Orders promptly attended to. GREY RIVER; -OUTEMENT BHOS. bog to ( inform -*-* tho hotol keopors, &«., of Groymouth that thoy havd dpdned an oslabn mont for tho manufacture of nmilcd waters and eordialsi They aro also starling a broweryin conjunction with tho mime, and hopo, uy malcing nothing but tho host avtielo, to mont a > sharo of snpjort. *
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West Coast Times, Issue 50, 28 September 1865, Page 1
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442Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 West Coast Times, Issue 50, 28 September 1865, Page 1
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