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West Coast Times, Issue 54, 7 October 1865, Page 3

"Ty ANTED lo purchase a good Hort*, v » 15 or lGf<-()t lo !<••♦ Apply, iiaworlH and Co., on tho Wharf. WANTED it well known that a fir*'.* class Dinner) consisting of Souj«i Joints, and Pastry, can bo hod for 3 ■„ roady from 12 to 4, at North's Otag') Dining Room-:, opposito the wharf. • ■ —^-i Ty ANTED, an engagement as first-chi- s * » Barmaid, Cook, or Housokccpo 'i by a lady who has had several years' o\ • porionca. Addross J. W., branch oflic • of this paper. TO BUSHMEN* WANTED Four good Axe-motf. ' ' Apply to Mr Jas. Boyle, Shamrock Hotel, Hokitika-. A FIBST-CLASS Violinist can moo', -"• with a permanent ongagomont at tin! Prince Patrick Hotel, Gibsons qtiay-. Nono but a proficient need apply-. WTLLIAM~Ii«VEAGH. — Should this meet tho oye of William M'Vcagh, ho is requested to writo to his sister, Mrs Wm. Martin, Church s tree! , Invercargill. Was last hoard of in Spring Gully, Sandhurst/, about three years ago, and is now supposed to bo on tho West Coast. Any ono who can givo any information concerning him, will greatly oblig-) by^ writing to tho abovo addross, or to thi olfico of this paper. Tl/TE. WILLIAM COPELAND, from 1U - Glasgow, pleaso sqnd your address toMr J. Newton, tinsmith, Hokitika, or to James Purvis, Melbourne Genoral Come* tory, Victoria-. IF tins should meet tho oye of My. Wm. GOULDING, ho is requested to communicate with Mr James Boylo, caro Mr G. M. Aldrich, Shamrock Hotel) Hokitika. TF this should meet thoOyoOfTHOS.'B. - 1 ; DICKSON, Vomentry, ho will lioar-ot' his brother by writing to the Post office, Hokitika. ) TF this should meet tho oyo of Thomas - 1 - Snoll, ho will hoar of his brothoi* William by writing to Mr Bront, builder* Hokitika. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, THE Partnership hithorto existing be 1 tweon Timothy Sheohan and Eichard Barrett, as Hotolkeopors at tho Prince Patrick Hotel, Hokitika, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be continued by tho said Timothy Shcehan, who will receive and pay all accounts incurred during tho said partnership. Hokitika, §ofch Sept., 1865. TIMOTHY SHEEHAN. EICHD. BAEEETT. Witness — Thojias Husband. DISSOLUTION OF PAETNEESHIP, TITICHAEL KIRBY and THOMAS iVJ - YOUNG, irotelkecpors, Kanieri, have this day Dissolved Partnership by mutual consent. All Debts duo and owing to the saicl Firm to bo paid to and by Michael Kiyby, who will carry on the business in future. MICHAEL KIEBY. THOMAS YOUNG. Witness — Henry A., Gordon. HOKITIKA JEWISH CONGREGATION. A GENERAL MEETING willbo held -^ at tho Stoves of Messrs L. Nathan and Co., on Sunday noxt, at 4 p.m. Business of importance. By order, JOSEPH MOSS, Hon. Sec. STEAM TO NELSON DIRECT-. rnHE S. S. « KENNEDY," now hourly expected, will bo dispatched for Nelson direct shortly after arrival. For freight or passagd apply to N. EDWARDS & CQ. Sewell street. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. CALEDONIA, from Dunedin. millS vessel being entered at tho cuaX tomS, consignees aro requested to pass entries and pay freight to tho undersigned without delay. E. & J. HOUGttTQN, Agents, Wharf street. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES* SUSANNAn BOOTH, from Duheduu THIS vessel being entered at the Customs, consignees are requested to pass entries nnd pay freight to the undersigned withoub dolay. E. & J. HQUGHTON, Agents, Wharf street. G. W. SIIEPPAIID, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING AGENT, WHARF STREET, HOKITIKA. (ADVERTISEMENT^ Kftnieri, Odtober fl, 18G5t TN answer to Mr. Paukkb, I bog to inform that ■*■ gentleman tbafc I will play him for fifty or A hundred pounds a oide, and tho Championship, I will moot Mr. Parker oa Monday, at 2 o'olooki at the CUf6 NatiouAle, to arrauge niattora. Taxm Da lfo«rf<