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Westport Times, Volume VII, Issue 1048, 21 February 1873, Page 3

TTENDEES will bo receive up to 2 p.m. on Saturday, March Ist, at the Engineer's Office, Westport, for the following works : . Maintenance of Charleston and Brighton Eoad, and Maintenance of Razorback Road. Specifications to be seen at the Camps, Charleston and Brighton, and Engineer's Office, Westport. A. DUDLEY DOBSON, Provincial Engineer. COLLIERY RESERVE, WESTPORT. IT is notified for general information that a RENT of FIVE POUNDS per annum will be charged for the occupation of each allotment on the Colliery Reserve. It is the intention of the Provincial Government to apply to the Council for power to grant leases for fourteen years to those persons who shall have built on their allotments before the 31st of December next, occupation until that date beiug allowed on payment of Pive Pouuds. P.S. Parties holding Business Licenses, which expire during the current year, will be allowed to reckon the value of such licenses as part of the rent to be paid in proportion to the time they have to run. JOSEPH GILES, Warden. Westport, 31st January, 1873. NOTICE. INANGAHUA AND CENTRAL BULLER DISTRICT. riIHE next Sittings of the Resident Magistrate's and Warden's Courts will be held at the Ly'ell on Wednesday, the 26th February, 1873. In the event of the weather preventing travelling, the Court will stand adjourned from day to day. CHARLES BROAD, Resident Magistrate and Warden. LL ACCOUNTS due to the undersigned must be paid on or before Ist March next, or legal proceedings will be taken for recovery. F. M'FARLANE, Butcher, Wharf street, Westport. Dated 31st January, 1573. CHRISTOPHER BROWN, Dbapee and Clothieb, Westport, is desirous of calling especial attention to his numerous customers, that he has now remarked the whole of his Stock of New and Fashionable Drapery Below Cost Price, and is now offering the same for sale. No old stock, the refuse of other shops on the West Coast, to palm on to the public in this Stock. VORLEY'S PORTRAIT ROOMS. M~~ ~"R VO RLEY, in returning thanks to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Westport for their kind patronage, would respectfully suggest to those having made arrangement for sittings, or others requiring first-class portraiture, the desirability of an early visit, as the Westport Studio will be shortly closed. The superior class of instruments employed by Mr Vorley enable him to work in any weather. An inspection of specimens, including that soft and beautiful portrait, the Emollio Ivory-type, is invited. Portraits for Lockets, Brooches, &c., Views of Claims and Private Residness promptly executed. A large selection of Westport, Charleston, and Ngakawhau Views always on hand. VORLEY'S PORTRAIT ROOMS, Nest to Turner's, Watchmakers, PALMERSTON S|TREET. PUBLIC NOTICE. "N consequence of the Sea and River Encroachments, the undersigned has been compelled to REMOVE his Workshops to Nelson Steeet, where he hopes by strict attention to business, combined with excellence of workmanship, to merit that share of public support so long accorded him by the inhabitants of Westport and surrounding districts. R. CARNE, Ship and General Smith, Farrier, and Wheelwright, Nelson Steeet, WESTrosT. Good Stabling.