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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 470, 25 February 1869, Page 1

WESTPOET BUTCHEKY. (Next Tonks & Hughes, Grladstoiz.e-st) k/TESSBS DICK AND SEATON L have much pleasure in informing their old customers and the public, that they have taken the above Butchery, which was formerly carried on by them, and trust by keeping only prime articles, at a low price, to merit a return of the patronage heretofore so lliberaly bestowed upon them. DICK & SEATON, WESTPOET BUTCHEET, Westporfc. T ONDON BUTCHEET. LOOK HEEE! LOOK HEEE!! Hind-quarters mutton lb 6d. Pore-quarters „ 4d. Beef-steaks Bd. Chops Bd. Sausages Bd. Veal 7d. Pork Bd. Black Puddings Bd. White Puddings Bd. Brawn Is. Lamb per quarter 4s. 6d. And every other kind of meat 25 percent, less thanat any other butcher's in the town. For Cash only at the shop. "WALLACE WOOLEE, LONDON BUTCHERY, PALMEESTON STEEET. TO BT7TCHEES, CATTLE IMPOETEES, AND OTHEES. FP. ATKINSON. . North Spit, Westport, Purchases Hides and Skins at their highest value in any number or quantity offered, for cash. P. P. A. informs whom it may concern, that he is enabled to offer higher rates than any other buyer, without loss thereby, having the best markets. NOETH SPIT, WESTPOET.

\ LCOEN AND M'PARLAND Beg to intimate that they have determined to give the whole of their attention to the Produce and Provision Trade, and are now SELLING OPE THEIR STOCK OP DRAPERY, BOOTS, IRONMONGERY, AT STJCH PRICES AS WILL EPPECT QUICK SALE. The attention of Up-country Storekeepers is particularly directed to our Stock of Crimeans, Plannel Shirts (all large sizes), Lambs' "Wool Drawers, Shetland and White, &c, English, Colonialmade Watertights, &c., &c.

ESLI E ' S WESTPORT BREWERY HOTEL-KEEPERS & PACKERS SUPPLIED AT THE STORE PALMERSTON STREET, OR AT THE R E W E R Ale akd Porter Brewer, Invites the attention of Hotel-keepers' Storekeepers, Packers, and others, tc his present supply of PORTER, in firstclass condition, at unequalled prices. T. STRACHAN'S BREWERY, (Behind Nelson Hotel,) GLADSTONE STREET