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West Coast Times, Issue 279, 15 August 1866, Page 1

Situations Vacant and Wanted. TfOKITIKA REGISTRY OFFICE for Female Servants, Next door to tho Melbotu'ne I [oiel, Gibson's Quay, By MRS. FRENCH. N.B.— -Written communicatio'is strictly attended to. 3629* TTJ ANTED, a situation by a respectable » V young lady, as Barmaid. Firstclass references. Apply by letter to Mr >\ . Glynn, draper, Revell street. 3819 ANTED the People of Hokitika to Know, that they can get their Chimnfiy« Swept by W. 11. Bennett, Beach street, at the back of tho Dan O'Connell Hotel. 3824 WANTED, by a respectable Married Couple, Situations in any capacity of trust. Wife thoroughly domesticated. No objection to the country. W P., office of this paper. 3743 TT7ANTED, Employment as Clerk, pr V \ Assistant in a Store, town or country; has a perfect knowledge of books and accounts, and has been similarly engaged on tho diggings in Victoria. Satisfactory references given. Address Clerk, office of this paper. 3671 WANTED, a Young Lady to give lessons in Grover and Baker's Sewing Machine. Apply to 8., "Wost Coast Tiroes" office. 3052 WANTED to RENT or PURCHASE, an HOTEL. Apply E. B. Pearce & Co., Mining and Share Brokers, Estate Agents' and Accountants, Gibson's Quay. 373O L _ y WANTED KNOWN, to make "room for direct shipments from England, ex " Viola," J. B. Clarke, No. 1 and 2 Red House, Revell street, is selling at greatly reduced jjrices. ANTED KNOWN, the cheapest toilets are at J. B. Clarke's, No. 1 and 2, Red House. WANTED KNOWN, tho largest as- * v sortment of glass and china is at •r. B. Clarke's, No. 1 and 2, Red House. WANTED KNOWN, pier glasses alV v ways on sale at J . B. Clarke's noted 1 and 2, Red House. WANTED KNOWN, a large assort- * v ment of lamps and chandeliers to be had cheap at J. B. Clarke's, 1 and 2, Red House. WANTED KNOWN, ihe greatest '' variety of dinner and breakfast* sets will be found at J. B. Clarke's, 1 and _, Red House. -ANTED KNOWN, the largest and best assortment of general goods are at the above address. Note the address — No. 1 and 2. Red House, Revell street, Hokitika. 3451 WANTED Known, that any descnpy * tion of Scales or Weighing Machines can be repaired and adjusted at Dixon's, Bellhanger, back of Empire Hotel. 2463 'ANTED the public to know, that a FIRST-CLASS DINNER, consisting of Soup, Joints, and Pastry, can be had for 2s 6d, at NORTH'S, Otago Dining Rooms, opposite the Wharf, Hokitika. Ready from 12 to 4. 3121 'ANTED KNOWN. — The best English Fire Bricks. Fire Tiles, Fire Clay, and Colonial Bricks, to be had at Clark's Red House, Kevell-street. Red Bricks delivered on wharf free. 3801 Tl/TOIR & STAITE, "WHARP-S T R E E T , IMPORTERS & GENERAL COMMISSION I . AGENTS. Goods Stored and forwarded at lowes rates. Bills of Lading ponded to. Licensed Custom House Aapnfe 195 Q I T T .[! A E T Is now acknowledged to be THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN, And the only Family Grocery Establishment where you can obtain , THE FINEST MOCHA COFFEE (Roasted and Ground on the Premises), FRESH EVERY MORNING. One trial will suffice. Just arrived, a large and varied stock of FIRST-CLASS TEAS. N.B.— Remember the address. 3818 T HOLMES, PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, AND GLAZIER (Opposite Mrs Power's Dunedin Hotel) ) Revell Street, Hokitika, Has now on hand a Choice Selection of Paperhangings, Oils, Colors, Paints, Varnishes, Glass, and every necessary to the Trade, wholesale and retail, arid is now prepared to execute orders on the shortest notice, with the best workmanship. N.B— The Trade supplied. 3517 SEMINARY for YOUNG LADIES Revell-street, Hokitika, conducted by the Misses Colls (late of Dunedin and Melbourne) ; English Education, in all its branches ; and Music, fancy Needlework, &c. Comfortable board and residence for pupils. — Terms very moderat«. 369