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West Coast Times, Issue 707, 30 December 1867, Page 1

Business Notices. WESTL/LND STEAM COFFEE MILLS, Whaef steeet, 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, ana wholesale only by Pabsons and Co., 11730 Wharf street, Hokitika. SELLING OFF ! SELLING OFF ! ! Clearing Out Sale for Four Weeks Only. C. MEYEB, BEING resolved to leave the West Coast next month, positively intend s to sell off his large and varied assortment of Furniture and Ornamental Goods, consisting of > Couches, Easy Chairs, Tables, Cheffoniers, Lvon,& Wooden Bedsteads American Chairs: in great variety Looking Glasses,^ all sizes Bedding, Mattresses, &c. C. Meyeb offers' the above articles to the Public of Hokifika at considerably under c®st prices, fully convinced that a visit to his Establishment in Weld street, will be attended by satisfactory results. Sale for four weeks only, after which the remainder will be sold by public auction. N.B. — One Singer's Sewing Machine, and Billiard-table Oloth. 11460 ALFRED SHAW AND CO., WHOLESALE AND EETAIL IRONMONGERS, HAVE ON SALE at their new premises, Revell street — 6, 7, and Bft galvanised iron 26 and 28 guage Galvanised ridging and spoutinej American cookmg stoves Colonial ovens Sharp's and Collins axes, f-axes Sheet copper, Manilla rope Black sheet iron, tin plates Soil's edge tools of all kinds Axe, adze and driving pick handles American tubs', buckets and brooms Guns, shot, blasting and sporting powder *£*- Kerosene, olive, colzdrand linseed oil Chandeliers, hanging and table lamps Lamp glasses, globes, wicks. 10119 T H O L ,M E S , PAINTER, PAPERHANGBR, AND GLAZIER (Opposite Mrs Power's Dunedin Hotel) REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA Has now on hand A Choice Selection of Papekhangings, Oils, Coloes, Paints, Vabnishes, Glass, And every necessary to the trade, wholesale and retail, and is now prepared to execute orders on the shortest notice, with the best workmanship. N.B.— The Trade Supplied. 4391 HG. HUGHES AND CO., • GROCERS AND CHEMISTS, Revell steeet Noeth, (Adjoining Jones, M'Glashan and Co.'s Sale Yards) H. G. HUGHES, (of Bouman, Hiighes and Co.) PIIARMACKUIICAL CHEMIST. Prescriptions accurately dispensed. Inorganic Analysis conducted. 11416 •NOTICE 'OF REMOVAL. ' ITT ILLIA'M GRAHAM,, To his old premises, BEACH STREET. 11483 Hotels and Restaurants. mHE CITY THEATRE ' Re-opening in conjunction with the WHITE HOUSE HOTEL. r The proprietor, R. F. Luks, respectfully solicits the patronage of his many 'old i, friends and all new comers. The theatrical department will offer y some new attraction every night, coml mencing ■ with a Graud Carnival Ball, on 1 Christmas Eve. The Bars are under the immediate - management of the Proprietor, and will continue to supply nothing but the very p best of liquors. t The Buffet, m continental, style, will offer suitable refreshments for supper. " FINE QUOITING GBOTTND. 11712 K~E STAR HOTEL, Rovell street South, Hokitika, q U. Madek, Proprietor q (Lato of the Criterion), i U. M., having taken the above ostab lishment, begs to inform his many ole |j friends and customers that nothing wil! be wanting on his part to render this i comfortable house of call. The Wines 't and Spirits are the best procurable. Th< I- American Bowling Saloon will be undei d the careful management of an experiencec marker. J. 092!