Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

West Coast Times, Issue 56, 12 October 1865, Page 4

J. BENTLEY & CO. (op nelson,) having opened a BRANCH HOUSE AT HOKITIEA, T>EGr to invito tho attention of Store- •*-' keepers, Hotel-keepers and others to their stock of Provisions, Wines and Spirits, Ironmongery, &c., &'c, selected for tho West Coast trade. Just lauded, ex Eleanor and Maid of tho Yarra : — 10 tons Adelaide flour 8 casks Frasor'Sjbacon 4 cases hams 8 tons Mauritius BUgar 1 ton No. 1 Company's pieces 6 chests English tea 18 half-chests superior congous 20 boxes „ „ 6 casks spiced beof 20 casos lobsters 5 do sardines 70 boxes Belmont sporm candles 20 qr-casks O.V.P. palo brandy 20 cases „ „ „ 40 do geneva, JDKZ 20 do Kirkliston wliiskoy 0 do Heidseck's champagne, pints 1 qr-cask suporior port 1 do i „ sherry Sluice forks Ames' L.H. shovels Stindrios. Now landing ex Wild Wavo :— 25 cases bacon 100 sacks potatoos 60 boxes Belmont sporm candles 2 tons No. 1 Sugar Company's pieces J . 5 tons pressed hay ' 3 do Adolaido flour 13 do Chilian flour (100 lb bags) 6do „ „ (60 lb bags) J. BentiißY & Co., Gibson's Quay, (Near tho Post Office,) Hokitika. ON S , A L E , By tho Consignees — Building bricks and T and Gr boards Bar and hoop iron Plain and corrugated galvanised sheet iron Shoot zinc, galvanised tiles Continuous galvanised roofing Galvanised piping, spouting, and ridging Bedsteads, pillows, and mattrossos Horso shoes and nails Grindstones and fittings American axos, picks, and shovels Camp hanging, and colonial ovons Amorican hot air and cooking stoves Pit, cross-cut, and other saws Gunpowder, shot, nnd caps Blasting powdor, fuse, and quicksilver Paints, oils, turpentine, and varnishes Whito lead, dryers, and colors Pitch, tar, resin, and oakum Whiting, lamp black, and blue Koroscne oil and lamps Sinclair's hams and bacon Compton's bacon Coffee, in 1 and 2 lb canisters Bebnont sperm candles Counter scales and weights Builders' limo Garden seeds Picton herrings and Yarmouth bloaters 1 set of nine pinS Colonial ale in bhds To an'ive — Cookham watertights" Mattresses and pillows 10 casos Cooy's bacon 6 cases Sinclair's hams 10,000 ft. T & G boards 60 tons Canterbury flour 6 doz bill hooks &c. &c. &c. Hawkes and Stbotjts, Wholesale and Eetail Ironmongers, Wine and Spirit Merchants, AND Goncral Importors, Christchurch Storo, Eovoll slreot. Sole agents for tho eolobrated Cookham Boots. Q~ N S A I* E, By tho Undersigned, To arrive per Airedalo and Einemau — 2 cases Crimean shirts 2 do L wool under do 1 do leather bolts 2 do black folt hats 1 do wool scarfs 2 do household, butchers', and penknives 2 do talmas ' 2 do twill chock rifle capes 1 do men's doublo oil jackets 1 do men's single oil trousers 1 do men's oil sou-wostcrs 5 do nugget boots 2 do assorted stationery 6 do clay pipes 1 do sardine openers 10 tons Morowood's currugatcd iron 33 pairs blacksmiths' bellows, 30 to 40 inches 20 pairs household do 22 cases prime cheddor cheoso 60 do preserved meats &c. &c. &c. JOHN EOBEETON & CO. TO BAKEES AND OTHERS. TN STOEE AND TO AEEIVE— 50 tons Adelaide Flour, silk dressed, best brands in 100 and 2001 b bags 10 tons Picked Polatoos. JOHN SOLOMON, Diggers' Store, Itovoll-stroot. PHOTOGEAPHY. Tl/TE. B. LA MEET, of the firm of • iV - L Mundy and La Mort, of Christchurch, formerly of Dunodin, begs to intimato to tho public of Hokitika that having completed his promises in Camp street, noxt to tho Bank of Now South Wales, that ho is now prcparod to executo PHOTOGEAPIIS Of ovcry variety, at roasonablo charges. Business hours 10 till 4