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West Coast Times, Issue 704, 26 December 1867, Page 3

Auction Advertisements. PRIME FAT SHEEP, TO ARRIVE. T JONES instructed by the shipper, Will SELL AT HIS YARDS, O KA Prime extra heavy-weighted SHEEP, immediately on arrival. 11670 rj_EO. COZENS, late Salesman for G, W. Binney, has much pleasure in informing the public that he has commenced business as Auctioneer and Commission Agent, and trusts by strict attention and promptitude to merit a share of public support. Cash advances made on any goods consigned for absolute sale. Geo. Cozens, Auctioneer, &c, 10728 Wharfstreet. mO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on -■- Saturday, 28th instant, unless previously disposed of by private contract, 26 feet frontage to Revell street, immediately opposite tho Gridiron Hotel, and adjoining Tait Brothers, Photographers. Apply William R. Goodbick, 11718 Cornor Weld and Bealey streets. Miscellaneous. FOR SAL E.— TWENTY PAID-UP SHARES in the Hokitika and Greymouth Tramway Company (Limited). For particulars apply J. H. Middleton, Share Broker, Camp street. 10198 WESTLAND STEAM COFFEE MILLS, Wharf street, Hokitika. PARSONS AND CO. beg to draw the attention of Merchants and the public of Westland to the advantage obtained by purchasing their coffee. The Customs Tariff Amendment Act, 1867, contains the following alterations in the duty on coffee :—: — Coffee raw, 3d. per lb. Coffee roasted, sd. per lb. By manufacturing all their coffee on the West Coast, P. and Co. are enabled to supply their superior coffee, fresh roasted, two-pence per pound below any foreign manufacturers. Their prices remain as usual, and every package guaranteed pure. Sold by all storekeepers on the West Coast, and wholesale only by Parsons and Co., 11730 Wharf street, Hokitika. r lIHE undersigned, having been ap- *- pointed AGENTS for Messrs .FULTON AND CO.'S FOUNDRY in MELBOURNE, are prepared to make arrangements and take orders for all descriptions of Machinery, Castings, and Iron Work. All orders forwarded to the undersigned will be promptly attended to. Berdan's CRUSHING MACHINES may be obtained on the shortest notice. RoTSE, MUDIE AND Co., Agents, 11735 Wharf street. NEW BOOKS AND STATIONERY. TOHN CRERAR AND CO. have tl just received from London and Edinburgh a beautiful selection of New Books and Alburns, suitable for Christmas and New Year's Gifts. A large assortment of Sunday • and Day School Reward Books, &c. Also, direct from the famous house of Cowan and Co., Edinburgh, a large supply of Fancy, Law, and Mercantile Stationery, Account Books, &c. Also, Lett's Diaries and Office Calendars for 1868. Having purchased for Cash, tho above goods will be sold much undor former Hokitika prices. — John Crerar and Co., Wholesale and Retail Booksellers and Stationers, Revell street. 11577 FOR SALE. /GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO. It 10357 Cassitjs axd Comiskey. SHOW CARDS Printed, in the first stylo of Art, in gold and colors, at Harnett and Co.'s Lithographic and Engraving Office, Weld street. ORDERS countermanding advertisements must be in writing, and left at the office before 4 o'clock in the afternoon. 7146

CONCLUSION OF SALE. THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE WORLD! IMMENSE SACRIFICE of DRAPERY, MEN'S CLOTHING AND BOOTS AND SHOES. BC-. ..~T7\ ~y\T TSAACS having been granted an extension of time by • *^ J- • '*•-*- the Corporation, as regards the removal of their premises, they are determined to give every one a treat for the Christmas and the coming New Year, by selling off their large and varied STOCK OF DRAPERY MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, AND BOOTS AND SHOES, fifty per cent, cheaper than any other house in town. One Visit will prove the fact. Every Article will be marked in plain figures, and sold for Cash only. Remember the Address — THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE WORLD. REVELL STREET. 11546 S. & W. ISAACS, Phojbisioss, ,