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West Coast Times, Issue 305, 14 September 1866, Page 1

Shipping 1 and Commission Agents. TLjORISON, LAW & CO., Shipping Agents, 9 Wharf-street. LLOYD, TAGGART k CO., QHIPPING, COMMISSION AGENTS, O AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. 8 Merchants and Importers. r\ EORGE BLYTH AND CO., It . v I Wholesale & Family Grocers WINE, SPIRIT, AND PROVISION MERCHANTS, Revell street, Hokitika, (Opposite Fire Brigade Building), And at Walker street, Dunedin 4116 pLARKE BROTHERS, PRODUCE, COAL, AND GENERAL COM MISSION 'MERCHA NTS, Gibson's Quay, 'Hokitika. Free Goods Warehoused. — Coals delivers '707 at lowest Rates. m . MUN R O & ' tO „ Merchants and Cofiee Roasters, Wholesale and Retail. Sole Agents for Harley's celebrated 2103 NELSON ALE. STANFORD- AND CO., Importers of China, Glass, and Earthenware, Kerosene Oil, Lapips, Chandftiers, Chimneys, &c, American Stoves, &c. Solo Agents for Singer's celebrated Sewing Machines. Revell street, opposite the Bank of New South Wales. ,4060 ' Coaches. COBB & CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. A COACH will leave the booking office of the above Company, next to Osbornc's Empire Hotel, every Tuesday and Friday mornings, for Christchurch and intermediate stations. A daily live of Coaches have also been j established between Hokitika and Greymouth, and»Hokitika and Rosstown. For particulars as to time of- starting, &c, apply at the above office. ' L. G. Cole & Co., Proprietors. Westland Manager — W. Ceawley. 3897 Hotels and Restaurants. C\VENS HOTE L, / Revell street, ' HOKITIKA. NOTICE ! SAM UE X WHITE, (Late of Victoria), Begs to inform his Friends and old Patrons that he has taken the above wellknown hotel, and hopes by strict atten- I tion and care to merit a share of their and public patronage. The Bar is well supplied with a choice selection of Wines, Spirits, Sparkling Ales, and Stout. Diggers and others will meet with every comfort and convenience, with moderate charges. Good Beds. 4151 COAST HOTEL, Daniel Qitadbi, Proprietor, ! ) Revell street, Hokitika, (Near the Prince of Wales Opera House). D. Q. begs to intimate to his old friends of the Australian colonies, and the public iv general, that he keeps nothing but a first-class article in the bar, and can provide them with excellent meals, clean and comfortable beds, and well-ventilated single and double bedrooms. The billiard saloon is provided with one of the best billiard tables in the colonies, under the management of Mr Clarke, the celebrated champion billiard player- 4145 THE \ ~ pRITERION' TJOTEL, REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. EDWARD^ <& MADEK, ? ' 34"3 ' 4 " PfiQPK.ISTQR.B,