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Westport Times, Volume IV, Issue 729, 27 October 1870, Page 3

FOB SALE OE TO LET. !HE BALLARAT & BENDIGf HOTEL, Situate in Freeman Street, Westpor Apply to 1 MR. E. J. O'CONOR. . PUBLIC NOTICE. PENCE BROTHERS AND CO. KJ Having determined to relinquisl business at "Westport, have th pleasure to announce to the Trade a Westport and Charleston that thej are prepared to sell out the balance ol the Stock on hand, at such prices as must command an immediate clearance. Sale to continue from this date till 10th December, 1870. All accounts are requested to be settled on or before that date. Store and Bond for sale. TOR SALE. mllE GREAT NORTH LEAD 1 HOTEL, Gladstone street, Westport, is offered for sale privately, as the proprietor intends leaving the Colony for home early in November. This commodious hotel, with bar fixings, furniture, and license expiring on the Bth of January next, may be had from the undersigned on most reasonable terms. For particulars apply to J. A. BONGUELMI. CjTEAM TO WANGANTJI. 3& The favorite steam-ship W A L A B Captain Daniels, Will be despatched for the above ports, Booking passengers to Welltngtos, LYTTELTOtf, Dunedin, AKD MaSTJKAU, THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), At 9 o'clock. For freight or pnsai'go, apply to FREETH & GREIG Agents, Kennedy-st. SAN FRANCISCO, AND OVERLAND TO ENGLAND. THE CALIFOENIAN, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIAN LINE OF STEAM PACKETS. Under contract for a Monthly Mail Service, carrying the European and American Mails, and leaving Auckland on the 7th of each month, at 2 pm. CITY OF MELBOURNE, On the 7th November. Passages by this route can be secured here from Auckland to Liverpool at from £33 upwards. Two months are allowed for transit by rail through America; and special arrangements have been made with the Central Railroad Company for the conveyance of Passengers by this line at reduced rates. Experienced Surgeons accompany the steamers. For full particulars of the through route, apply to EEID & CO., Agents, Westport. TUHAEF HOTEL, Corner of Wharf and Bright Streets, (opposite the Bright Street Wharf.) MES SMITH, Late of the St. Kilda Hotel, Orawaiti, Proprietress. TO LET. milE ROBERT BURNS HOTEL. Apply to T. SHEAHAN, Nelson Hotel. " ISIAH WILLIAMS, but better ~ known as BILL JONES, late of Addison's Plat and Giles Terrace, beg to state—in consequence of certain rumors that I had reasons for changing my name—that I received the name of Bill Jones from my mates on Moses Creek, Ovens, Victoria, my own name at that time being considered difficult to pronounce. My reason for publishing this is to challenge any one to say anything against my character. ISIAH WILLIAMS.