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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 482, 25 March 1869, Page 3

TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, "WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE, ON THURSDAY NEXT, At 3 p.m., on the premises, THE HOTEL and RESTAURANT Known as the CARRIERS' ARMS, South Spit. Comprising : Bar, Bar Parlor, and Bedrooms, capable of containing 11 beds. The house is lined and papered throughout, and contains 192 sheets of New Iron, also Beds, Bedding, and every requisite for carrying on a large business. Situated on the South Spit between Cobb's and Lloyd's Stables. Remember—No Reserve. TO BUTCHERS. I O R SALE, THE LONDON BUTCHERY, Greymouth. One of the most profitable and best established businesses in New Zealand. The owner leaving for England. GREAT SPLASH FOR EASTER MONDAY. THE GREATEST BALL OF THE SEASON! RICHARD NICHOLLS OP THE GREAT NORTHERN LEAD HOTEL, Gladstone Street, Having been solicited by a large number of his female acquaintances to give them an opportunity of doing the light fantastic, has acceded to their desire, and will give a Ball which will surpass anything as yet put before the public of Westport. Easter Monday is the chosen day, and 10 o'clock the hour. SUCCESS TO SEPARATION! THEATRE ROYAL. GRAND SEPARATION BALL Will be held at the THEATRE ROYAL, Gladstone Street, EASTER MONDAY NIGHT, The 29th inst. Separationists Attend. SLAP BANG! HERE WE ARE AGAIN!! REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF DRINKS, To suit the Times. GEORGE NICHOLAS Bega to inform the public that he has reduced the price of all liquors to SIXPENCE. Wines and Spirits of the first quality. THE BOATMANS' ARMS HOTEL, Gladstone Street. NOTICE. the Provincial Government must be furnished monthly and in duplicate, otherwise they will not be recognised. FRANCIS HARRIS, Provincial Sub-Treasurer. Sub-Treasury, Westport, March 24, 1569.