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West Coast Times, Issue 71, 16 November 1865, Page 4

! TEMPERANCE BOARDING HOUSE. TERMS-JGI PER Wkilf. pOMFORTABE Board .and Lodging,, every convenience, all tho comforts of a good homo, baily papors taken Good Stabling and. Paddock. Observe tho Address — ■. - % Tempebance BoABDjNa House,.., Market PlacoJ Bapanui Bridge, . Christohuvph, . ALCOOK AND OOi BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, . "I never plnyed on a bottor Table in ray life."— John Roberts, Champion Billiard Player, of the world — First Match .played in Victoria, vide " Argus," Aug. 30, 1864. Blaekwood Billiard Tableß warranted to stand the test of any climate; „ , \ • , Cloth, Balls, Cues, Tips,, and every other requisite for the Billiard Saloon. RICHARD REEVES & CO., . ;i Agents for Hokitika. WANTED to sell a few Wrought Iron Chimneys and Water Tanks cheap, apply to JOHN DIXON & CO., Bottom of Empireßight-of-Way. Corrugated Iron, 6, 1, and 8 feet, very cheap. HA! HA!! HA ! !! rjiHE MAN IS COMING To Appear at tho SHAKSPERE CONCERT HALL. T. B. Smith is himself again. AMERICAN BOWLING SALOON PRIZES! PRIZES! PRIZES! TN thanking the public for their past x liberal patronage, tho proprietors' of the American Bowling Saloon havo resolved on ofl'ering tho following Prizes for the three highest scores rolled DURING THE MONTH, OF NOVEMBER. A handsome Silver. Lovor HUNTING WATCH, Capped and jewelled, valuo £7 7s. A Lady's GOLD RING, Sot with Garnets, value £3 Bs. A MEERSCHAUM PIPE, Valuo £1. The Prizes are now on view at the bar of the Star Hotel and Amorican Bowling Saloon, Resell street. Russell & Tbeneby, Proprietors. ODDFELLOWS' ARMS, "VTEAR tho Canip, Gresson-street, Groy- ^ mouth. Wines', spirits, &c», of the choicest brands'. Good beds; _ . The restaurant is under tho superintendence of Mrs. Jacobson, iand^ supplied with every delicacy of tho season. PROFITABLE INVEStMENt; j TjiOß SALE, the Robert Burns. Hotel, f- Kaniori Township, doing a steadily increasing trade, For full particulars, apply to Hawkes & Stbouts,| veU;Street) Kennedy Bbos., j Hokitika > J. KILGOUR, AUCTIONEER, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, AND CATTLE SALESMAN, Hokitika and the Gbey, T>EGS to return his sincere thanks for tho liberal patronage bestowed on him by tho inhabitants of tho West Coast since his commencement in business, and solicits a continuanco of favors. All commissions and out-door sales attended to with punctuality and despatch. N.B. — Account sales promptly rondored, STORAGE TpOR 300 TONS OF GOODS. Apply, LLOYD, TAGGART, AND CO. WEST COAST TELEGRAPH. npELEGRAMS may now bo forwarded to Christouurch Lyttelton, Timaru Oamarvt Dunedin InVorcargill, and Tho Bluff Viaßoaloy. Scald of charges, and other information, may bo obtained at the Telegraph OATco-Sowoll-stroot. GEORGE BIRD, Provincial Telegraph Manager. I Hokitika, 11th Novombor, 1865.