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Westport Times, Volume IV, Issue 661, 21 May 1870, Page 3

NOTICE. HEREBY Caution any Person against purchasing my House or Section No. 111, Bright street, at present occupied by Mr Morris. FELIX WEST, Gladstone street. NOTICE. TIHE NILE BRIDGE, Charleston ' is CLOSED for HORSE and DRAT TRAFFIC, on and after MONDAY, the 25th instant. A. DUDLEY DOBSON, District Engineer. Charleston, April 20th, 1870. ITEAM TO NELSON, The fast and favorite p.s. K E N NED Thos. Whitwell, Commander, Will sail for Nelson direct THIS DAY, At noon. For freight or passage, apply to W. J. WILLCOCKS, Agent, On Board. MARTIN'S BAY.— THE NEW SETTLEMENT.—LAND GIVEN AWAY. STEAM DIRECT TO MARTIN'S BA.Y. 1H E S.S. WAIP AR A . will positively sail from Hokitika as above, with Cargo and Passengers, on MONDAY the 30th instant, at 7 a.m. (weather permitting.) As a portion of her passenger space is reserved for passengers coming round from Otago to proceed by her, early application is necessary to secure tickets, which must be taken out three clear days before the day appointed for sailing from Hokitika. Apply to BAILIE & HUMPHREY, Agents, Westport, Or, J. A. BQNAR, Hokitika. "O EGULAR FORTNIGHTLY COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE WEST COAST AND THAMES GOLDFIELDS, CALLING AT NELSON THE S.S. JOHN PENN, M. Cauey, Commander, Will be despatched fcr WANGANUI AND MANAKAU, On or about . WEDNESDAY, THE 25th MAY, For freight or passage apply to D. R. GELLION, Agent, on board. CALIFORNIAN, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIAN LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKETS. THE NEXT STEAMER Will be despatched ON THE 4th OF JUNE, and afterwards the 7th of each month. Only a limited number of saloon and intermediate passages being reserved for New Zealand, intending passengers will require to make early application to receive their tickets. For full particulars as to passagemoney, apply to REID & CO, Agents, Westport. TO SHIPPERS OF GOODS TO CHARLESTON. r ■ IHE Ketch L CONSTANT, Will continue to trade regularly between WESTPORT AND CHARLESTON. For freight, apply to JOHN PASCOE, On board.