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Westport Times, Volume V, Issue 842, 27 July 1871, Page 1

Bakers. "CI WEST, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Gladstone Steeet. Next the Post Office Hotel. Miscellaneous. J. G. HAY, J EEDS M A N, / Molesworth- street, (Next the " Times " Office). SEED POTATOES to hand. Ash Leaf, Kidney, and American early potatoes. GRASSES. Perennial Rye Grass, Italian, Cocksfoot, Timothy, Red and White Clover, Lucerne, Vetches, &c. GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. Also, a Largo Stock of CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE, LAMP GLASSES, WICKS, &c, &c. J. G. II A T, Molesworth-stroct. IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE undersigned has for disposal several FULL SHARES, as well as HALF and QUARTER SHARES in the INANGAHUA REEFS, at prices Varving from £2O to £SOO. A large numher of SCRIP also in the market. W. N. FRANKLYN, Reefton, Inangahua. Sharehroker. HALF-WAY HOUSE Blackwater Ferry. Twenty-one miles from Westport, Good accommodation for Travellers Bait Stabling. Oats, Bran, and Chaff always on hand.

BEAN DO N & EUF F, ><HEISTY'S ACCOMODATION U HOUSE, JUNCTION OP BULLEE AND INANGAHUA. Good Stabling and English Grass Paddocks. Choice Wines and Spirits of Best Brands. CHEISTIAN MINDERMANN. OHIKI EEEET. HE ALPINE HOTEL, On the road to the Lyell and Inangahua, 15 miles from Westport. Good accommor!:\tion for travellers. First-class Stapling. Grass Paddocks. Oats and chaff. W. H. Bentley & Miciiie French, ProDrietors. NOTICE. yTALCOLM STEYENSON of the LL Landing Place, Inangahua, having just completed the erection of a new and extensive Receiving Store, the same being 5 built about 20 feet above the level of the highest flood marks, is prepared to store goods on the usual terms, February 1,1871. TNIVEESITY OF OTAGO. Classes for Latin, Greek, English Language and Literature, Mathamatics, Natural Philosophy, &c, will be opened at Danedin about the Ist of July, 1871. There will be no niartisulation examination for the first cession. The session will last for 6 Months during the entire course of which Instruction will be given to each class by the Professor by means of Text Books, Lectures and written and oral examinations. The Vice Chancellor and other University Authorities will provide for the proper supervision of students from a distance. The fee is Three Guineas per term for each professor. Full particulars ag to course of study, &c., will be furnished by JOHN HISLOP, Hon. Sec. Immense