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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 337, 29 August 1868, Page 5

REMOVAL. REMOVAL. REMOVAL. T)EGr most respectfully to inform their numerous customers, and the public generally, that they have removed to the premises lately occupied by Mr John Solomon, at the corner of Molesworth and Gladstone streets, where they purpose still carrying on the CLOTHING BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. "W. & P. beg to return their sincere thanks for the support hitherto accorded them, and trust by selling genuine articles at the lowest remunerative prices, to still merit a continuance of public patronage in their New Premises. W". & P. have now on hand THE LARGEST AND MOST SELECT STOCK OF IEN'S CLOTHING Ever imported into Westport, and are determined to sell at prices whic cannot fail to recommend themselves to an appreciative public. Their stock of Suits is particularly worthy of notice, being made up either in Melbourne or on the premises. Suits made to measure, at Whyte & Pirie's Suits warranted to fit at "Whyte & Pirie's Trousers and Yests warranted to fit at "Whyte & Pirie's Trousers warranted to fit at "Whyte & Pirie's Shirts in endless variety at Whyte & Pirie's Hats and Caps of every shape at "Whyte & Piries, Silk Scarfs and Ties at "Whyte & Pirie'e Odds and Ends at "Whyte & Pirie's BLAFOTS. BLAIKETS. BLAIKETS. PLUSH. PLUSH. PLUSH. AT Whyte & Pirie's. Whyte & Pirie's. Whyte & Pirie's. A large stock of Tweeds, Silk Mixtures, Coatings, Black and Blue "West of England cloth is always on hand, at H Y T E & PIRIE'S TAILORS AND CLOTHIEES, CORNER OF MOLESWORTH & GLADSTONE STREETS, WESTPORT. AND REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA.

NOTICE. ON and after September Ist the new code of Bar and Danger Signals will be used at the Signal Stations at Westport and Charleston. At Pox's river the Semaphore only will be used, and at Mokihinui the line of the channel will be shown by beacons. T. A. Sneyd Kynnersley, Commissioner. Commissioner's office, Westport 14th August, 1868. NOTICE. A LL persons, not being members of the Volunteer Corps, who are in possession of arms, accoutrements, or ammunition, the property of the Government, are requested to return the same forthwith, to the Inspector of Police at the Police office, "Westport. J. GILES, R.M. 22nd August, 1868. uJ3leMsfifl SHOEING EOEGE. THOMAS CRUMPTON, General Blacksmith and Crushing Machine Maker, Camp-street, Charleston. THE CALEDONIAN HOTEL, (Opposite « Herald " office,) Princes Street, Charleston. Civility, Comfort, and Attention to customers are the leading features of the Caledonian. POULTRY. POULTRY. iflß. H. VORLEY, about leaving iVI for Europe, will dispose of, by Raffle, a Hen Ranche, Two Eowl Houses, and Grant of Ground, and 50 couple Eowls. Eighty members at £1 each. Drawing to take place at Fenton's Club Hotel, on Saturday, September sth, 186 S.

FOE THE AUCKLAND GOLDEIELDS DIEECT. niHE Fast-sailing ketch ALEET, JL J. M'Donald, Master, Will leave for MANUKAU Direct, onMONO AT NEXT, 3 Ist AUGUST, Should sufficient offer, For passage only, apply to ALLEN & SUISTED, Stanley "Wharf, Or, to the Captain, on board. (TEAM TO THE AUCKLAN© ) GOLDFIELDS. The splendid new unrivalled twin screw steamer JOHN PENN, M. CAEEY, (late of the Kennedy) Commander, Will leave for the M A N A K A U , Via NELSON, on or about the 2nd SEPTEMBEE. For Freight or Passage apply to SPENCE BEOS. & CO., Kennedy street. Or to the Purser on board. JOHN JOHNSON. WestpoJt, August 25th, 1868. FIEST STEAMEE FOE AUCKLAND GOLD-FIELDS. THE fast and powerful paddle steamer CHARLES EDWAED, A. Palmeb, Master, Will be despatched for MANUKAU direct, on MONDAY MOENING, August 31st. At 9 o'clock For freigat or passage, apply to NATH. EDWAEDS & CO., Kennedy street.