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West Coast Times, Issue 148, 9 March 1866, Page 4

Miscellaneous. WEST CoisT Ti&ES Gtenebalx rintingOffice, WELD STREET, HOKITIKA, MESSRS. HABNETT AND Co. TTAVE much pleasure in informing their frlonds and tho publio thrifc they havo recently greatly enlarged their ■ promises and imported oveiy article of niodom use in tho trAde* including a ste'ant f Printing Machine, which enabled them to ■, oxiecuto any order, however large, with' despatch and completeness hitherto un« attaiiiablo in any city of ]kew Zealand, • except Auckland, Christchuroh, or ! Dunedin. Their largo extent and vainety : of material enables thorn to satisfy the . iasto^ of 'tho most faftldioiis, arid thoir fecalo of charges are as moderate as cir« i cumstances will allow. i LETTER-PRESS PRINTING, Fi'om a Cai'd to k Vblume, in every variety of Color, iii ink or piper. Printing in Enamel, Gold, Silver, and Broiize. [ , ■ LITHOGRAPHIC JPRINTING, 3 in a style that cannot be [oxcelled in the 3 colonies. 8 Maps, Plans, Invoice and Bill Heads, ' Show and Business dards; <fee, at the I shortest notice. j Yiows of Houses, Streets, Portraits, Landsoapofc and Drawings of every kiiul — moohanioal or perspective — either in a crayon, p6n, or engraving oh stono, by a ( " first-class lithograjjuio artist. if BEST WEEKLY pAPEIt IN NEW ZEALAND. 1 ! i ImilE T EADER, 1 ___ This Journal is now permanently enlarged to tho size of 1 > s ' q I.X TE E N pAG ES, il t And contains occasional Illustrations on o subjects of colonial interest. 1 The Leader enjoying a very extensive !? circulation, not ohly on. the West Coast, but also in the neighboring provinces and colonies, oflers an oxcollent medium for advertisers, especially those who dea - chiefly with up-country storekeepers, as c The Leader is regularly circulated on ' ovory creok, gully, and new rush,- from the 0 Buller to Bruce Bay. It- ' ' ' S SCAIE OF CHARGES FOB ADVERTISEMENTS 0 . s ; d » s First insertion, per inch ...... 4 6 - Each subsequent insertion, per inch 4 0 Advertisements ' 10s. per inch per month. 1 Published every Friday Morning •. Price— One Shilling. J Customs jjorms i I FOR THE PORT OV HOKITIKA, ,' Of every description ; .1 " Ships' Manifest Forms, r &0., » „ - AN SALE, wholesale and Retailj at the office of thds paper, Wold street. 133 lf -.. ' ,_ zz I. SAUOE.— LEA AND PERRINS 1 cl o ■ . II Ttr OROESTER SAUCE. 0 T T ~~ a Pronounced by Connoisseurs to be s The only Good Souce, aud applioable to Eirery II Variety of Dish. j' Extraot oi a letter f roni a medical gentleman at Madras to his brother at Worcester, May, 1851 ;— " Tell Lea and Porrins that their Sauces c is highly esteemed in India, and, in my opinion, '« is the most palatable, as well as the most wholesome Sauce that is made.' '• CAUTION —Lea and Perrins beg to cautiou y tho public against spurious imitations of their , celebrated WORCESTERSHIRE SAUOE. L. [' and P. have discovered that several of the l " Foreign Markets , -have been supplied with Spurious Imitations^ the labels closely resem3'3 ' bling thoso of the gonuine §aiice, ahd in one '' or more instances the name of Lea and Perrins '" forged. Lea and Perrins will proceed against atay ono who may manufacture or vend suoh, l " imitations, and havo instructed their cbrrespon5 dents in the various, parts of the .world to adviso them of any infriiigmdnt of their rights. L ft ASK FOR LEA AND PERRINS 1 SAUQE. 'i */ Sold Wholesale and for Export, by tho } v Proprietors. Worcester,; MessrS ;Caosps and Ulaokwell ; Messrs Barclay and Sons, London, d &c, &c ; by Grocers aud Oilmett universally. >■ 14A ..* ,o ... '