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West Coast Times, Issue 63, 28 October 1865, Page 4

r\ N S A L ,E— 20 tons Molyneux potatoes, splendid sample 1 ton pressed chaff 5 tons Chilian flour, in 100 s ■ 6 chests tea, Tchornay 4 brls. prime mess pork 6half-brls. do do 6 cases jams, P. and J. SO boxes candles 2 cases painkiller 10,000 Swiss cigars, Tavernay 6 qr-casks whiskey, 'Glenelg 60 casos geneva, JDKZ - 20 do brandy, Central SVP 10 do whiskey, Kirkliston 6 do Byass' stout JAMES MOIR, Gibson's Quay. THOMAS MUNRO & CO. HAVE on Sale, and now landing,' ex late arrivals, a largo and well-assorted of General Merchandise, well suited for the Goldfields. They are prepared to sell tho same in quantities to suit Packers, Up-country Storekeepers, and the trade generally, at tho lowest wholesalopricos. To arrive from Nelson, ex s.s. Konnedv —Potatoes, fresh eggs, oats, bran, Nel-son-made boots,, and a general assortment of goods. Solo Agents for Harley's celebrated Nelson Ale. A supply always on hand in qr.-casks and hhds. THOMAS MUNRO & CO., Revell-street. ALCORN & CO. \ i TTAVE now landed, ex Tnmbo, from ■*--*■ Melbourne, a largo and varied stock of provisions, oilmen s stores, &c. Ex Despatch — Chaff, Taieri potatoes, onions. Ex Susannah Booth— lronmongery, kerosene oil, &c. Ex Jeanio Dove^ — Glass and earthenware, flour, bacon, &c. Ex Star of the South— Drapery, nugget boots. We would beg to call the attention of storekeepers and packers to the above goods, some of which having been purchased over four months ago, when tho markets were low, we can offer a decided bargain. Licensed to sell blasting powder, gunpowder, and shot. Alcorn and Co., Revell street, Hokitika, and Riclimond Quay, Groymouth. JJOW LANDING*,' And on Sale by the Undersigned : — 60 cases axes 6 do axe handles 30 nests of American tuba 80 hnlf-chests tea 24 cases bacon 140 bngs Adelaide flour 200 do Chilian do 170 do Canterbury do 60 boxes candles 20 drums oil 10 do turpentine 16 qr-casks pale brandy 10 do do port wine 20 cases bottled stout 60 do brandy 30 do JDKZ geneva 10 kegs nails 15 bags prime now walnute 10 trunks boots, &c, &c. Thomas Pole & Co. Wharf streot. fiLARKE BROTH E RS, PRODUCE MERCHANTS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Gibson's Quay, Hokitika. HAY, OATS, BRAN, CHAPP, FLOUR &c. Sole agonts for Grey River coals. Steamers supplied at reduced rates. Coals delivered in any part of tho town at £6 10s per single ton. Orders left at the office, Gibson s Quay, will be promptly attended to. N.B. — Goods stored and forwarded. TO STOREKEEPERS & OTHERS■VTOW LANDING and to arrivo:— Oats, chaff, bran and maize Potatoes, turnips, carrots and fruits Bacon, hams, cheoso and buttor. For sale by A^ BOYLE & Co., Importers and Produce Merchants, Wharf street, Hokitika ; and, Dunedin. T^.B. — $ills of lading and invoices of the above on sale, to arrive, and shipped to order, at Dunedin prices, &0., &c. SAWN TlMßEß.— Aratapu Saw-mill, Wairoa River, Kaipara. — Has always ready for shipment a lurge assortment of best quality Kauri timber, ordinary building boards (rough, planed and tongued and grooved), and scantling, and can execute orders on the shortest possiblo notice, in lengths from 22 feot and under, tit the lowest markot price. Vessels drawing 14 feet can load alongside tho Mill Wharf, thus giving every facility for quick despatch. Communication may be made either to the Manager at the Mill, by vessel, with order direct, or to T. H. HALL, Queen streot, Auckland. MRS. ALPENNY'S Registry Office, Princes streot, Dunedin, established two years, for tho engagement of govornesscs, barmaids, and domestic servants. Instructions from Hokitika must bo accompanied with a remittance to cover passage-money, as also tho registry-fee of £1. Mrs Alpcnny has now on her books several respectable girls wanting situations as burmaids, and willing to go to Hokitika at tho current rate of wages. Reference — Mr Shaw, " West Coast Times Office." " NUGGETS. NUGGETS. "VrUGGETS and specimens suited for -^ breast pins enn be sold at a high price at J. P. Christenson's, watchmaker and jeweller, Rovell street.