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Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 293, 9 July 1868, Page 3

WANTED a Nurse Girl. Apply to Mrs. Corcoran, Hibernian Hotel, Esplanade. WANTED an intelligent correspondent for this Journal Addison's Flat. Apply to Munsoi ITIHE Eev. Father Hickey will officiate at 0 and 11 oclock on Sunday next, in the Catholic Church, Westport, when he will preach in behalf of the Catholic University of Ireland. DR. THORPE, M.E.C.S., Lond. L.S.A. (Registered.) Medical Officer to the Hospital, &c., f ESTPOET, May be consulted at his rooms, Glad-stone-st.,(the cottage formerly occupied by Mr Tyler,) 12 noon to 1 p.m., and 7to 8 p.m. Messages may be left at F. White and Co., Gladstone-street. NEW ZEALAND STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, (Limited.) ►~k THE Company's Steam-ship WELLINGTON. Captajx Holmes, Master, Will leave for MANUKAU, ON SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 11, (Circumstances permitting.) For freight or passage, apply to ARTHUR BEAUCHAMP, Agent, Stanley Wharf PANAMA, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL COMPANY (Limited). TEAM TO ENGLAND.

CALIFORNIA, AND NEW YORK, VIA PANAMA, In conjunction with the steamships of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, of London, and PacificMailSteamshipCompany, of New York The Screw Steamship RAKA I A , 1456 tons register, 500 horse power, S. H. Weight, Commander, Is appointed To leave WELLINGTON for PANAMA, OK SATURDAY, Bth AUGUST, 1868, At 3 p.m., WITH HER MAJESTY'S ILS. Goods, specie, and passengers booked at through rates to each of the above ports. Return tickets, available twelve months, are issued to saloon passengers at a fare and a half. Second Class passengers are provided with excellent accommodation, and with bedding and all necessary utensils; they are also furnished with a saloon passage to Wellington. The branch steamer Airedale leaves HOKITIKA. ON THE Ist AUGUST, to connect with the Rakaia at Wellington. For full particulars, as to rates of freight, and passage money, &c.,&c, apply to John White, Agent, Gibson's Quay, Hokitika. npHE attention of the Public is drawn to the following extract from the Provincial "Gaaette," dated, June 27th, 1868, No. 32. REGULATIONS:— "No drift wood shall be removed without the permission of the Harbor Master, from any land of the Crown, within one mile from the mouth of the River Buller, and any person removing the same shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding Pive Pounds." (S.) OSWALD CURTIS, Superintendent.