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West Coast Times, Issue 648, 22 October 1867, Page 3

Notices. NOTICE. A LL Parties indebted to the underJ ~^- signed aro requested to PAY the amount of their respective accounts on or before Ist November ensuing. Mobisok, Law and Co., 10796 Wharf »treet. CHURCH OP ENGLAND. IT is requested that.those persons who held sittings in All Saints' Church last year, and desire to obtain them for the ensuing year, will signify the same to Mr G-. S. Browning, churchwarden, before October 25, either personally or by letter, addressed Gibson's Quay. Sittings not appliod for by that date will be considered vacant. 10797 T S L O A N, TAILOE AND CLOTHIEE, Begs to announco that he is EELIN- ! QUISHING BUSINESS in Hokitika, and in order lo effect an entire clearance, will make suits from All goods shrunk, and a perfect fit guaranteed. Note tho address — EEVELL STEEET, (Three doors from Dunedin Hotel.) Premises for sale. 10798 TO Parties leaving the West Coast. — The advertiser is prepared to purchase, for «ash, a STOEE, with or without stock ; must bo centrally situated. — Address " Confidence," Post-office, Hokitika. 10794 ON- SALE, at the Stores of the" Undersigned, Hart's superfine silkdressed Adelaide flour, in 100 lb. and 2001 b. bags, direct from Adelaide, ex Bungaree. Chueches and Chino, Eevell street South. 10722 PIANOS. GGE I PFITH, • From Melbourne, PIANOtfORTB TITKER AND EbPAIBBB, Address — E. Weight, Victoria Hotel, Eevell street. 10600 MUSIC provided for Balls and Parties. Violin and Piano always at command. '• ■J» E. Wbight, 10601 ' ' Victoria Hotel. JSI T E V E N' ;S O N,' • : FAMILY GliOCElt; Opposite the Tsrminus, ',* Eevttll strett North. J. S.'-has now ON SALE— . HIGHLY-FLAVORED TEAS/ at S» 6d: DELICIOUS COFFEES:: ' OILMAN'S STORES ; PEO VISIONS; DAIRY PEODUCE, &c. <fee. ac. Families) Hotclkcepers, and others.jgWd, do well to give tho above one trial. l|j»2l T ANIGAN'S {jjtqre and BusinessToid I J Waimea Township, having been purchased by Doe Brothers, they beg to solicit a continuance ofthe custom given to their predecessor. Their" two stores and bakory will now supply provisions* and bread at the cheapest rates. 'J. 0606; NOTICE.-WILLIAM . EUSSELL begs most respectfully tq. thank his numerous Customer.s -and" JSrfends for tfipir Im* support iii's-M'lntyr^s Creek and Ho7H&' W. R. now^bg^jto intimate that he has erected a branoh butcher's shop and slaughter-) ard at the Ho Ho Terminus, Big Paddoot, where ho hopes, by- keeping tho best quality meat and selling at tho lowest current prices to still merit their support. N.B. — The trade supplied. , 10698 W. EussiLL, Proprietor.