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West Coast Times, Issue 367, 26 November 1866, Page 2

VTOTIOE TO MABINEBS. CONSTANT BAY, PAKIHI. A Flagstaff has been erected on the North Point, where the following signals will be shown : — Eed flag at masthead — Boats can enter. Blue flag at masthead — Low water, wait for tide. White flag — Entrance dangerous, surf too heavy for boats. BULLER RIVER. A Signal-station has also been established on the South Beach, where the same signals will be used as at the Grey and Hokitika. T. A. Sxeyd Kynnebsley, 11. M., Warden. Nov. 17, 18G6. 54.70

HOKITIKA AND GREYMOUTH TEAM WAY' COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. 'jTKE first section of this line, between J HOKITIKA and the THItKEMILE, will be open for PASSENGER TRAFFIC on Tuesday, the 27th inst. A Conveyance will leave the Company's station, North Revoll street, daily, und every hour during the day, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and will leave the Company's station at the THREE MILE every hour, from half-past 7 a.m. to half-past 7 p.m. Far.es each way One Shilling. Children \inder ten ... Half-price. (Ry order) H. E. Caaii'bi:li.. Nov. 8, 1860. Secretary. 52-17 T\ H . HUNTER, -*-^ Late of Melbourne & Dunedin, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons. Edinburgh, Begs to intimate that lie intends shortly to visit Hokitika. 5103

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ALL Advertisements agreed to lie charged ior by the month, were, and are taken, on the distinct understanding of twenty.four (21) insertions to the month. 5053