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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 428, 14 December 1868, Page 3

HURRAH! LOOK HERE!! HURRAH!!! WHY, WHAT'S THE MATTER ? SACRIFICE. SACRIFICE. SACRIFICE. £IO,OOO WORTH 03? COLONIAL MADE CLOTHING- TO BE SACRIFICED DURING- THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, AT "WZHTyXIE <Sc PIRIE'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM. W. & P. Have now received their Shipments of Clothing for the Season, which have been selected with great care, and their Stock is the Largest, Best, and Cheapest, ever offered in Westport. They are determined to sell during this month and following, at such prices as will defy competition, and assist in compensating those who have suffered from dull trade, long tunnels, and law pleas. Examine the Goods, ask the Price, and you will be satisfied at WHITE AND PIEIE'S. That warm looking possum rug, I really think I want it. Say which, old mate, you think most snug, Ain't this a stunning blanket ? Chorus—We'll go to Whyte and Pirie's And have a Christmas rig. On gazing at such heaps of hose, Tou cry out —" Did you ever ? " Amazed, Jack looks before his nose, And answers—" No, I n^jver." Chorus— We'll go to Whyte and Pirie's And have a Christmas rig. " I'd want a hat." " That's right—just so, Prom grosses you can choose." " This eight—that ten—take less ? " "Oh no! " " This fits—l cannot lose." Chorus—We'll go to Whyte and Pirie's And have a Christmas rig. Look here, my friend —pile upon pile— Crimeans, without number; He stands, he's lost, he stares a while, It makes a fellow wonder ! Chorus—We'll go to Whyte and Pirie's And have a Christmas rig. WESTPOET HOUSE, GLADSTONE STREET.

EMPIRE HOTEL 1 GLADSTONE STREET, WESTPORT. MESSES. TONES AND HUGHES of the Albion Hotel, Greytnouth, respectfully inform the Public that they hare opened the above Hotel and trust, by affording every possible convenience, to merit a share of tne patronage hitherto so liberally accorded to them. The Table, under the immediate supervision of the Proprietors, is supplied with every delicacy the market affords. One of Alcock's best Billiard Tables carefully attended to. Colonial Ales brewed expressly. Night "Watchman on the premises. COBB'S BOOKING OEFICE. ODDFELLOWS' HOTEL, Gladstone Street, G. CLAEK Pboprietor, (Late of the Caledonian.) BEGS to inform his friends and the public that he has reremoved to the above Hotel, and those who may favour him with their patronage may depend on meeting with every accommodation. Only the best Wines, Spirits, and Beer in the market kept on the preAll old friends are requested to give him a call. CALEDONIAN HOTEL, (Late Caledonian Store.) MAIN-ST., CAEDONIAN LEAD, CHAELES WEBB, Peoprietob. riiHE above Hotel is most centrally situated on the Caledonian Township, and the public may always rely on a good welcome, and Wines and Spirits of the choicest brands only. Leslie'a New Brew on Tap*

M'KINLEY, A I L O MULES WOB T H STEEET, WESTPOHT. GARDEN, Clover, and Grass Seeds, Fruits, and Vegetables of all kinds, fresh from the gardens, at JAMES G. HAY'S, Fruiterer and Seedsman, Wharf Street, Westport. BALL. IHE HINDOSTANEE BALL, SHEAHAN'S NELSON HOTEL, THIS EVENING, the 14th Dec "We will transport our imagination to India, that extraordinary land of varied costume; and select the Court of the Rajah of Eerozepore, on which occasion the Rajah, with all his Court, will be represented. N.B.—The Nelson Hotel, if it does [ not excel, at least it will not imitate. I The Ball will open at 10 o'clock. Indian Scenery and Oriental Costumes. pRINCE ALFRED HOTEL, j GLADSTONE STBEET, (Next to Smith and M'Dowell's), WESTPOBT. MRS. BRAITHWAITE begs to inform her friends that she has opened the above centrally situated Hotel in Gladstone-street, and has so fitted up the same as to render it one of the most comfortable hotels in town. The bar is supplied with the choicest brands of "Wines and Spirits. WESTPORT AND NELSON ALES. MRS. BRAITHWAITE, Proprietress.