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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 437, 24 December 1868, Page 2

OND O N BUTCHERY. I Christmas Times are coming. What pleasures we shall find, 'Twill make the gold fly round, my boys, Like chaff before the wind. When every digger will take his lass And sing, my boys, " I, Ho !" Let's to the London Butchery, And see the Splendid Show." Consisting of SPLENDID LAMB PRIME VEAL DAIRY-FED PORK OX BEEF AND WATHER MUTTON. Also, German Sausages Spiced Beef Black Puddings, at 8d per lb White Puddings, at 8d per lb Brawn, at Is per lb DUCKS. TURKEYS. FOWLS. In fact Everything that the Heart can Wish for. WALLACE WOOLFE, LONDON BUTCHERY, PALMERSTON STREET. TO SHIPPERS OF GOODS TO CHARLESTON. !a^T HE . Ketch CONST^TT ■ X will continue to trade regularly between Westport and Charleston. For freight, apply to E.SUISTED, Or, THOMAS ALLEN, Stanley Wharf. NELSON HOTEL. CHRISTMAS DAY m SHEAHA. begs to intimate that, notwithstanding " the legal privilege " of keeping open, he will conform to the usages of our dear little Shamrock, and SUSPEND ALL AMUSEMENTS on the 25th, or CHRISTMAS DAY. 1/TRS. MYERS and MRS. MILLS, of the Whaee Steeet and Ballaeat and Bendigo Hotels, will be glad to see their old friends at their BOOTH, NEXT THE GRAND STAND, on the Race Course, during the Christmas Holidays. None but the Choicest Liquors kept. Counter Luncheon, and a Private Room for the Accommodation of Ladies. PIC-NIC! PIC-NIC!! AT WHITE'S VICTORIA GARDENS, South Spit, On CHRISTMAS DAY. i DAY'S ENJOYMENT amongst Xjl Beautiful Flowers and Rural Retreats. Sports of all descriptions, together with a Splendid Band of Music to discourse the melody of sweet sounds tc the Lovers of the Light Fantastic. Boats with a Blue Flag flying will ply every half-hour, at Is each way. GEORGE WHITE, (Late of the Albion Hotel, Gladstone street). CALEDONIAN BOOTH. Be Waited Upon by the Latest and Fairest Arrivals per " Mary, 1 ' from Melbourne.