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West Coast Times, Issue 52, 3 October 1865, Page 3

POSTAL. mENDERS will bo received till nooll of SATURDAY, 7th OCTOBER next, at tho Post Oflico, Hokitika, for tho CONVEYANCE of WEEKLY MAILS (onco weekly each way) botween Hokitika and Ross (Totara). Tho contract will bo a monthly ono, and terminablo at auy period by a month's notice from tho Postmaster-General or Postmaster, llokitika. Thcso tenders will bo received only subject to approval by tho Hon. tho Post-master-General, and Chief Postmaster, Christchui'ch. Tho Government will not bo bound to accept tho lowest or any tender. To bo endorsed, "Tender for Ro«3 Mail." MICHAEL KEOGH, Postmaster. Post Office, Hokitika, 29th Sept., 1865. PUBLIC NOTICE. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a copy of the " Government Gazctto 1 ' of tho Province of Canterbury, of the Bth Soptombor, 1865, in which is published a Bill, intituled " An Ordinance to authorise tho making of a Road through certain privato property at Akaroa," is left at my offico for tho undermentioned person, and that it will bo given to him or to any agent or attornoy lawfully acting on hisbohalf, upon application for tho same. Tho oldest son of Mrs Garvcy, lato Wholch. ST. MARY'S SCHOOLS, NELSONv fPHE Roy. Father Garin begs to inform _L tho Catholic paronts of llokitika and tho Groy that, in connection with tho schools under his direction, ho has got accommodation for boarders. Parents who aro desirous to place thoir children under his tuition aro requested to communicate with him at their earliest convenience. Terms. — For children abovo 9 years, thirty guineas por annum. For children under 9, twenty-four guineas. Poyablo every six mouths in advance. Extras. — Washing, £4 per annum. Drawing, £1 Is per annum. Music, £2 2s per annum. Stationery, comprising school books, paper, slates, pens, ink, &&, £1 per annum. Tho general satisfaction with which the abovo schools havo been conducted for 15 years, is a sufficient recommendation by which paronts may bo encouraged to avail themselves of tho opportunity of having thoir children brought up in tho knowledge ftnd practice of their religious prin* ciplcs, together with tho secular instruction which is generally given to children in schools. "A young man, according to his way, ovon when ho is old, he will not depart from it." mHE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON *- AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Instituted 1836. Capital subscribed, £2,000,000. On all subjects connected with tho businoss of the Company, tho fullest infor* ination can bo had on application to Messrs Rickman Bros., Kaiapoi and Rangiora ; Messrs Stubbs and Kino, Timaru; Messrs L. E. NATHAN & CO., Hokitika ;' or to W. Bowler, Agcnt> Lyttellon and Chrislchurch. fPO business men in Hokitika Wishing X their books correctly kept by double entry, balanced, closed, and rcoponed, profits ascertained, nnd partnership accounts, if any, correctly arranged. Tho advertiser ofi'ers his services as book* keeper and cashier. Most satisfactory references can be given. Address to N. B.,"West Coast Times" offico. TEETH AND PAINLESS DENTISTRY* MR. F. LAS T, Surgeon Dentist, r]AT$ bo consulted daily at Dr. Bonldt's,' ' Cnmp street, and ho offers to tho public a medium for supplying artificial tcotli on ft system of pninless dentistry. Theso teeth rtrc more natural, comfortable, and durable, than any other. Mastication and articulation guaranteed. Teeth slopped, scaled, and extracted. COALS ! COALS ! ! COALS ! ! ! Delivered at £0 10s per ton, Do half-tons at £7 per ton. R. 8c T. IIAWOItTH, Qibaon's Quay. ALOOOK AND GO, BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. "I liover played on a bettor Tablo in my life "—John lloborta, Champion Billiard l'layer of tho world — First Match pluyod in Victoria, vide " Argus," Aug. 30, 1804. Blaokwood Billiard Tables warranted to stand tho test of auy climate. Cloth, Balls, Cues, Tip 3, and every other *e« quisito for tho Billiaul Saloon,