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Westport Times, Volume VI, Issue 973, 24 May 1872, Page 3

TTTESTPORT and CHARLESTON TELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES vVill leave the Empire Hotel for Charleston as follows: Friday 1.15 p.m. Saturday ... ... 2 p.m. JAMES SIMPSON, Empire Hotel. BANK HOLIDAY. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. THE Banks will be CLOSED THIS DAY, tbe 24th May, in commemoration of Her Majesty's Birthday. APPLICATION FOR AGRICULTURAL LEASE. Westport, District of Buller, May 21st, 1872. To Waeden Giles, THEREBY apply for a Leas* of Land for Agricultural Pui poses, situate at south pide of Waimaugaroa, near the mouth, and comprising 50 acres or thereabouts; and I deposit herewith the Receiver's receipt for £lO pounds, in accordance with the the Agricultural Lease Regulations of the 7th day of May, 1872, made under the Goldfields Act, 1866. CHARLES DAVIES, Waimangaroa.

The above application will be heard before me at Westport, on Monday, the 10th day of .Tune, 1872. JOSEPH GILES, "Warden. NOTICE OE EEMOVAL. N consequence of the sudden Encroachment of the Sea at the end of Gladstone street, the Business of EMPIRE HOTEL, will be carried on temporarily at tbe PEINCE OP WALES HOTEL, (opposite the post office.) TONKS AND HUGHES, Proprietors. Westport, May 21, 1872. THANKS. .•/■"ESSES TONKS & HUGHES JIV-1. beg to express their sincere thanks to the many friends in need who rendered thgm valuable assistance in saving property from the encroach, ment of the sea at the Empire Hotel. Westport, May 23, 1872. NOTICE OF EEMOVAL. j'N consequence of the sudden en- - croachment of tbe sea at Gladstone street, SUISTED BEOTHEES will carry on business at the LONDON BUTCHEET, Palmerston Street, during the erection of their new premises in Lyttelton street. "OELEY'S POETEAIT EOOMS POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK ! Visitors please call without delay. EOPE WALK, South Spit, Westport. Eopes and Cordage of all sizes made on the premises. ALSO, Mattrasses and Door Mats made to order. Elax and Tow in any quantities. Any orders sent to the Eopo Walk ; or to Martin's Store, Wharf street, promptly attended to.