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West Coast Times, Issue 130, 16 February 1866, Page 4

The Commissioners will reserve space (if early application is mado) for the exhibition of prp. cesses of manufactures in certain haudior<tfts which can be earned on without danger or inconvenience in tho premises. Steam and water-powor will be supplied for • showing machinery in motion. Exhibitors must mako all necessary mcohanioal connections at their own expense; Packing cases must be removed ab the cost of tUo ( oxhibitovß6o soon as the goods" are taken oharge of -by the .Commissioners. Exhibitors will be permitted, subject only to tho necessary general regulations, to ereot, according to their own. taste, all counters, stands, glofes frames, braoketa, awnings, hangings, or other .similar contrivances, whioh they may consider best calculated for the disp'ay of. their goofa. " t Packages anfl all articles intended for exhibition should be addressed as follows : — "To the Commissioners for the " Intercolonial Exhibition of 1800, "Melbourne, " Fjom [abate exhibitor's name and colonyl." Free transit of goods for exhibition, which may be forwarded by Vioborian railways, will be allowed by the Government. •Ahy further information required oan be obtained from J. G. Kkjoht, F.R.1.8.A., Secretary) Office of the Royal Commission, 64, Elizaboth-Btreet, Melbourne. west coast times • General Printing Office, WELD STREET,. HOKITIjKA. MESSRS. HARNETT AND Co. f TTAVE much pleasure in informing their friends and the publio that they havo recently greatly enlarged their promises and imported* overy article of modern use in tho trade, including a steam Printing Machine, which enables them to execute any order, however large, with a ' despatch and completeness hitherto un« attainable in any city of New Zealand, . except Auckland, Christchurch, or Dun,edin. Their largo extent and variety of material enables them to satisfy the _ tasfo of the most fastidious, and their scale of charges are as moderate ns circumstances will allow. LETTER-PRESS PRINTING, From a Card to a Volume, in ovory variety of Color, in ink or paper. Printing in Enamel, Gold, Silvor, and Bronzo. LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING, X in a stylo that cannot be excelled in tho colonies. Maps, Plans, Invoice and Bill Heads, Show and Business Cards, &0., at tho shortest notice. ' Viewß of Houses, Streets, Portraits, Landscapes and Drawings of every kind — mechanical or perspective — oither in S) crayon, pen, or engraving on stone, by ft »' first-class lithographic artist. > w ie 3r * in BEST WEEKLY PAPER IN NEW re ZEALAND. to s'.rpHE T EADER. is ' ' ' a This Journal is now permanently enlarged 'Jj • to the sizo of CIIXTEEN pAGES, And contains occasional Illustration? on >r subjects of colonial interest, ie ih "~ "~~ f _ The Leadee enjoying a very extensive *• circulation, not only on tho West Coast, but also in the neighboring provinces and >c colonies, oflers an excellent medium for ik advertisers, especially those who dea chiefly with up-country storekeepers, as ' c The Leader is regularly circulated on »• every creek, gujly, and new rush, from th© . Buller to Bruce Bay. is 10 SCALE OF CHABGKB FOB ADVERTIBEMBXTB : «° ' "'«■ *. 8 " Fjrst insortion, per inch ... • „. 4 0 , • Each subsequent insertion* por inch 4 0 £ Stanpikg Advebtisements 10s. per inch por month. )r Published every Friday Morning •d Prico— Ono Shilling. i. _j k> Customs Forms id FOR THE PORT OF HOKITIKA, * Of avory description j £ Ships' Manifest Forms, in >c i & AN SALE, wholesale and Retail, at the J^ oflieo of this papor, Weld street. 1?S