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West Coast Times, Issue 604, 31 August 1867, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICE. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE BUILDINGS HAVING TO BE REMOVED OFF HAMILTON STREET, A GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING, DRAPERY, BOOTS, &c, &c, WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE GREATEST WONDER OP THE WORLD. THE WHOLE OF THE IMMENSE STOCK MUST POSITIVELY BE CLEARED OUT. THIS IS NO PUFF. COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES. LOOK AT THE PRICES. Mole Trousers per pair 7s 6d, Doeskins per pair 12s 6d, Vests 5s 6d, Colonial Made Suits 50s, Bedford Cord Trowsers 17s 6d, Waterproof Coats 17s 6d, Blankets 15s per pair, Flannel Under Shirts 5s 6d, Flannel Drawers 5s 6d, Men's Felt Hats ss, and a large assortment of Winceys, Coburgs, Alpacas, Merinoes, and every description of Ladies' Clothing, to be sold at any price. \ BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS, At Twenty per Cent below Cost. REMEMBER THE SALE AT THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE WORLD S . AND F . W . ISAACS, 9862 PROPRIETORS.

Auction Advertisements. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, At 11 o'clock. EXTENSIVE SALE OF CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, FURNITURE, TINWARE, CUTLERY, JAPANNED AND ELECTROPLATED GOODS, &c, &c. JAMES CRAIG will sell by auction, in the large Hall at the Okarita Hotel, Rovell street, .on Tuesday, 3rd September, 11 o'clock, A large and varied assortment of above goods, now landing, and consisting of Toilet sets, dinner and dessert services, breakfast and tea sets, tumblers, goblets, nobbier and wine glasses (cut and moulded), toilet glasses, double bedstead, chest drawers, wishstand and ware, toilet table, chairs, towel rack, kerosene lamps, knives and forks, trays, tables, cruets, tea and coffee pots, &c, &c. The above will be put up in lots to suit purchasers. Terms cash. No reserve. 10081 Notices. CHESS. r\ ENTLEMEN in favor of establishVj^ ing a Chess Club in Hokitika, are requested to meet at Needham's Writing Academy, on Monday evening next, September 2, at 8 o'clock sharp. 10075 HORSES. HORSES. mHE BELLA VISTA having this J_ day arrived in the roadstead, the consignment of Young Draught Horses' will be sold twenty-four hours after arrival at the Wharf. Caeey and Gilles, 10051 * Agents. CAUTION. I the undersigned JOSEPH HARRIS , HORN, Hotelkeeper, at Chesterfield, will not be responsible for any debts incurred by my wife, MARY HORN, as she left my house without any just reason and against my will. J. H. Horn. Chesterfield, August 29, 1867. 10066 LONDON AND PARIS MANTLES. NOTICE. MRS MITCHINSON begs to intimate to the Ladies of Hokitika, that having received her first consignment of Spring Mantles, all of whyih are of the most elaborate designs, an early inspection is invited. Victorian Drapery and Dressmaking Establishment, Revell Street. 9896 TJOKITIKA RIVER BREWERY, JJ. KORTEGAST BROTHERS (Late Klappe and Kortegast), ALE AND PORTER BREWERS AND BOITLERS. The proprietors having the above establishment in their own hands, beg to inform" their numerous customers and friends, that they are prepared to supply them with an article second to none in the town. Their ales are brewed from the best English malt and hops, and are guaranteed to be bright, sparkling, and sound. N.B.— Orders left at the Exchange Hotel will be punctually attended to. The up-country districts supplied with any quantity. Agents— Mr W. Faler at Rosstown, Messrs Pierce and Thiele at St Kilda, Fox's, and Messrs Cunningham and Taylor at Charlestown. 10063 I^TOTICE OF REMOVAL. SAMUEL OWEN AND CO., GENERAL IMPORTERS, (Late of 15, Macquarie-plaec,) Have removed to those convenient and commodious premises, 541, GEORGE STREET, SYDNEY, nearly opposite the Cathedral ; and to suit the • convenience of purchasers, have opened out their large and varied stock of Earthenware, China, and Glassware, which Town and Country buyers are invited to inspect. Original packages of all their importations in Stock as usual. 8988 FANCY BOTTLE LABELS^TaTI kinds, printed in gold and colors, to be had in stock or, printed to order, at Uaknett & Co.'s, Weld street. 493t