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West Coast Times, Issue 109, 23 January 1866, Page 1

T P. CHRISTENSON, Jeweller and Watchmaker, Hokitika and Groymouth, is now prepared to Retort, Smelt, and Rofino any quantity of Gold. An experienced Jeweller, especially engaged for that branch of business, and who has had a groat practical experience in goldsmoltiug for a number of years, having just arrived. Highost bank prico given for gold. 619 rp R,, P#OC TE R, WORKING GOLDSMJTII & JEWELLER, . REVEI.L STREET, HOKITIKA. Watches and Clocks Carofully Repaired and Accurately Adjusted. Native Gold Manufactured to any Pattorn or Design by Experienced Workmen. Amalgamated Gold Retorted, Refined, and propared for Markot in tho ' presence of tho owners. Nono but the Best Workmen, under tho immodiato direction of T. R. P., aro ongttgod at this establishment. N.B.— Highest Prico given foi Gold. 135 ACAMER'ON, Wor icing Goldsmith , corner of Wold and Tancrod-sts. begs to inform tho minors and others on tho West Coast, that ho is now prepared to Retort and MeijT Amalgamated CJold in aivy quantity*, on the shortest notico. A. C. trusts that his long practical experience, and intimate knowlcdgo of tho requirements of tho minors, will secure him a slmro of thoir support. 716 M'CORMACK and TUNBRIDGE, Cordial Manufacturers, Beach, rear of Major Bracken's Quocnstown Holol, Rovoll-stroot. 716 A CARD. — Mil. Guuhnfield, Architect, &c, lato of Dunedin, may bo consulted at his present rosidoncc, Criterion Hotel, Rovcll-strcct, Hokitika. 673 MR. JOB L. MUNSON, stationed, bookseller, <&c, next Brackon's hotel, Rovoll-stroot, Hokitika, has boon appointed solo agent for tho West Coast Times and Leader. ARKER AND GARSIDES, Importers and Bottlers of English Ales and Porter only, Georgo strcot, Dunedin, aro now prepared to fumpjy l*nii,lj£attsj?3&«lslfcj, and otiior^.«r{tliTjßo|> lied Stout equal lo imported, at thoir Sloro, Wold strcot, Hokitika. Siorago for 100 tons of goods. 167 NOTICE. FTIENDERS arc invited for supplying **- tho undermentioned Timber, all to be Rimu, Black Birch, or Black Pino, of good quality, free from largo knots, shakes, or any defects,- to bo delivered whore directed from tho lower end of Government Wharf downwards : — 100 21-foot Pilos, averaging 12 in. through , 60 15-feet Struts, averaging 10 in. through 25 22-foot Walings, averaging 10 in. through 450 15-fcot Sheet Piles, averaging 12 in. x 0 in. 1,000 feet Run Walings, 12 in. x 4 in., 20-fcet; lengths 1,500 feet Run Stringers, 9 in. x 4 in., 20-fect lengths 12,400 foot superficial Planking, 9 in. x 6 in. COO bundlos of Brushwood, tied with vines, 15 foot long, averaging 18 in. through Tenders for tho whole or portions of tho abovo work will bo received at tho Public Works Office, Hokitika, till Wednesday, January 24th, to ,bo addressed to tho " District Engineer, Public Works Offico, Hokitika," and endorsed "Tondor for Timber for Spit Works." N.Bf— Lowost tonclor not noccssarily accoptcd. James Rociifort, District Engineer. Jan. 19, 1866. 939 NOTICE. mENDERS aro invited for making -*- additions to tho Custom Houso, Hokitika, for tho Provincial Government of Canterbury. Plans and specifications to bo soon at tho Public Works Offico, Hokitika, beIwecn the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tondors to bo addressed to tho District Engincor, Public Works Office, Ilokitika, to bo endorsed " Tender voit Custom House,'' and to bo sent in on Wednesday, 21th inst., beforo 4 o'clock p.m. [ N.B. — Lowost tender not necessarily accoptcd. James Roohkort, District Engineer. January \Q\ih, 1866, 088