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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 526, 6 July 1869, Page 3

TTALLACE WOOLFE Begs to return thanks to the public of Westport for the liberal patronage accorded to him, aud trusts that the Bame will be afforded to Mr ALFRED SMITH, to whom he has disposed of his business in Westport. "Westport, July 5, 1869. NOTICE. r HEREBY authorise ISAAC FREETH to collect any Accounts due to me in "Westport. WALLACE WOOLFE. "Westport, July 6, 1869. NOTICE. WALLACE WOOLFE begs to inform the business community that he has disposed of his business in Westport, and to request that any accounts due by him will be presented before Twelve o'clock THIS DAT for payment. WANTED to Purchase,allouse2oft x 12ft. Apply at the office of this paper. General Servant, all, Bank of New Zealand, Brighton. Wages £1 per week. FOUND. A CASK OF BEER on the South Beach of the Buller River. The owner can have the same on payment of expenses, by applying to GEORGE CRADDOCK, South Spit. EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHId MENT, Gladstone Steeet. MRS. PHILLIPS. Terms on application at the above address. NOTICE. TIHE BAKERS of Westport wish to acquaint the public that, on and after this date, the Price of Bread will be ONE SHILLING per loaf. HUGH NEIL. DUTTON & ANDERSON. FELIX WEST. July 1, 1869. TO IMPORTERS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. 11/rESSRS GREGG AND CO., COFFEE AND SPICE MERCHANTS, Beg to draw the attention of the above to their Celeebated Coffees. They being the Largest Importers of the raw material, and having the best Machinery for the manufacture of the same, in New Zealand, are enabled to supply a BETTER article, at a LOWER price than any other Manufactory in the Colony. OTAGO STEAM COFFEE MILLS, Princes Street, Dunedin. "TAMES G. HAY, FRUITERER AND SEEDSMAN Wharf Street. A Splendid lot of Seeds to hand, per Prosperity from Melbourne. DWARD BRUCE, WATCHMAKER, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, Gladstone Stbeet, Westport.