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West Coast Times, Issue 649, 23 October 1867, Page 3

Tenders. BE JAMES KEIR (BANKRUPT). mENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to 12 o'clock (noon) on THURSDAY, 31st OCTOBER INST., from persons willing to purchase the CITY THEATRE and HOTEL, With Fixtures, &c. Highest tender not necessarily accepted. Terms cash. Edwabd Habdcastle, Trustee. Hokitika, October 14, 1867: 10680 TENDERS are invited for 50,000 firstclass Bricks for building purposes, to be supplied within six months from date. For particulars apply to Mr Shaw, West Coast Times office. 10213 Notices. NOTICE. A LL Parties indebted to the under- "^^ signed are requested to PAY the amount of their respective accounts on or before Ist November ensuing. Moeisok, Law and Co., 10796 Wharf street. T SLOAN, TAILOR- AND CLOTHIER, Begs to announce that he is RELINQUISHING BUSINESS in Hokitika, and in order to effect an entire clearance, will make suits from JGS. All goods shrunk, and a perfect fit guaranteed. Note the address — REVELL STREET, (Three doors from Dunedin Hotel.) Premises for sale. 10798 PIANOS. Ci GRIFFITH, \JT« From Melbourne, PIANOFOETE TUNER AND RePAIEEE, Address — R. Weight, Victoria Hotel, Bevell street. 10600 ~]\/I~USIC provided for Balls and Parties. Violin and Piano always at command. J. R. Weight, 10601 Victoria Hotel. T STEVENSON, d • FAMILY GROCEIi, Opposito the Terminus, Revell street North. J. S. has now ON SALE— HIGHLY-FLAVORED TEAS, at 3s 6d DELICIOUS COFFEES; OILMAN'S STORES ; PROVISIONS; DAIRY PRODUCE, &c. &c. Ac. Families, Hotelkeepers, and otheri, would do well to give the above one trial. 10521 T ANIGAN'S Store and Business, Old I j Waimea Township, having been purchased by Dee Brothers, they beg to solicit a continuance of the custom given to their predecessor. Their two stores and bakery will now supply provisions and bread at the cheapest rates. 10606 IVrOTICE.-WILLIAM RUSSELL J-l begs most respectfully to thank his numerous Customers and Friends for their long support in M'lntyre's Creek and Ho Ho. W.R. now begs to intimate that he has erected a branch butcher's shop and slaughter-yard at the Ho Ho Terminus, Big Paddock, where he hopes, by keeping the best quality meat and selling at the lowest current prices to still merit their support. N.B.— The trade iupplied. 10693 W. RV9HM, Proprietor,