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West Coast Times, Issue 303, 12 September 1866, Page 3

Auction Advertisements. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. At 1 o'clock p.m. FAT CATTLE. TONES, M'GLASHAN AND CO. will sell at their Cattle Market Yards, at J. o'clopk jon the above date, a few head of good useful Cattle. " » ■ Jones, M'Gi,ashan & Co., 4244 Auctioneers. Wanted. TTOKITIKA REGISTRY OFFICE,, FOR FEMALE SERVANTS, Next door to the Melbourne Hotel, Gibson's Quay, « ' 2 By MRS FRENCH. N\B. — Written communications strictly attended to. 4138 WANTED, by a respectable Married Couple, Situations in any capacity of trust. Wife 1 thoroughly domesticated. No objection to the countly. W.P., office of this paper. 3743 WANTED, a respectable girl, as General Servant for the Arahaura. v Apply at Ecclesfield Bros. 4078 WANTED, 50,000 doz. Porter Bottles, at the Phoenix Brewery, Weld street. Highest price given. 3960 WANTED 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 v from 12 to 4. 3121 WANTED Known, that any descript ion of Scales or Weighing Machines can be repaired and adjusted at Dixon's, Bellhanger, back of Empire Hotel. 2463 WANTED KNOWN.— The best English Fire Bricks. Fire Tiles, Eire Clay, and Colonial Bricks, to be had at Clark s Red' House, Revell-street. Red Bricks delivered on wharf free. . 3801 WANTED, two Musicians— Harp and Violin preferred — for Concert Room at Ross. Richardson & Co., Registry Office", Weld street. 4245 WAN-TEA two respectable Young Ladies, to assist in the Bar and Dance, at an hotel at Ross. Richardson & Co., Registry dffice, Weld street. 4243 WANTED, an Engagement, by a competent party (whose wife is a* first-class cook), with good testimonials, the Management of the Restaurant Department of a first-class hotel. Address, A.8., office of this paper. " 4234 WANTED, a Tinsmith. Apply to MiHarrison, Revell street. 4242 Missing Friends. * ■ — — TOH'N SERGENT WINNEY— ShouId t) this meet your eye, you are requested to return at once to your distressed wife and family in Christchurch. 3859 IF this should meet the eye of JOHN M'INTOSH, his brother ROBERT is anxious to hear from him. He was last ieard of~ in December 1865, digging with Henry Ge"rard, son of the late Dr. Grerard, of Auckland. Any information of the above will be thankfully received by Robert M'lntosh, Wanganui, Wellington. - 3646 -ji/rICHAEL BROCKLEHUR'ST, from - L "- Macclesfield, England, you are requested to write to your brother David, ' Revell street, Hokitika. Important news from Home. Last heard* of in Southland. Anyone knowing of his. whereabouts, will oblige by writing to* the above address. * 4032 TJTENRY CROSS, your brother Fred -■-*- wishes to hew from you. News from home of your father's death. Address, Princess-street Timber Yard, Dunedin. s 4152 Coaches. CPBB & CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. A ' COACH will leave the booking office of the above Company, next to Osborne's Empire Hotel, every Tuesday and Friday mornings, for Christchurch and intermediate stations. ■„ A daily line of Coaches have also been established between Hokitika and Greymoutli, and Hokitika and Rosstown. For particulars as to time of starting, &c, apply at the above office. tr L. G. Cole & Co., Proprietors. Westland Manager — W. Cba'wley. 3897 ACCOUNT BOOKS made oi the best hand-made Paper, Ruled, Printed, Bound, and Paged, on the premises, Weid street. Haenett & Co., Account Book Manufacturers.