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Westport Times, Volume VII, Issue 1071, 13 May 1873, Page 4

NOTICE. AVING -disponed of mv business L at Westport to E. GOTHARD, I bog to thank my customers for the kind patronage hitherto accorded me, and to solicit for my successor a continuance of the same. JAMES COLVTN. April 28,1873. ' Referring to the above, I respeot"fully request a 'continuance of the favors bestowed upon my predecessor, and from my long experience in the trade trust I shall satisfy my customers in all orders that I inay he : favored with. E. 'GOTHARD, Victoria Butchery, Wharf street. ALL Persons Indebted to James Colvin are requested to pay their accounts forthwith. JAMES <OQLVIN. April 28, 1873. Hi EAT HE 11'! ?L f EAT HE It'!! BOOTS! BOOTS!! BOOTS'!!! Wir.r,i \m Forstkr, 3ENT roil SEDGWICK & GoWTEAJTI Kip ■a'so 'Lmji'HER. Commended at the Exhibition at 'Christ church. WPOBSTEK would notify to . Shoemakers at Westport and surrounding district that ho is able to supply them-v/ith 'Leather-tit Nelson Prices. Ter lb. •Kip, from ... ... ... 2s Id Sole, do Is 4d Yearling and Calf Skins ... 3s Od AV "Forster has also on hand a good Stoelc both of Imported 80-ots and his Own Make, which he is Selling at very 'Low Prices. <Grindery, &c. WILLI A M ! F 0 RSTE R, BOOT MAKER, Bright Stutoel, Westpokt. "R S. G. S. -F -I N C It, MILLINER, • DRESS and MANTUA MAKER, Bright Street, Westport, (Next J. G. Hay's) Mrs G. S.»F. has great pleasure in announcing to the' Ladies of Westport and vicinity, that sho is ,prepared to execute all orders entrusted to her '-with despatch, ou most reasonable terms. Latest Fashions received bv Every Mail. Ist Landed, rx "Aurora," and V N S A L by the Undersigned: 30 "tons Chaff 30U sacks-'Oats 50 „ Wheat 20 „ ißarley 'Bran, Pollard, Thirds J lams,-Bacon, Cheeks, \fcc. Butter and Eg^s 30 sacks Rye Grass Seed White Herrings Dried Ling GEOK(IE FALLA, Molesworth and Kennedy streets. F OR S A L E, By Private Treaty, I7K3UJ4 First-class .DRAUGHT HORSES, with Harness complete; aIso.THREE CARGO BOATS with all necessary working gear ; al. j o, Four-Stall STABLE, with Cottage attached. The above will be sold separately or in one lot. For further particulars, apply to Stilt Bros., Westport, or at Reefton. F O R S A L E, it J" UGH HUGHES'S ACCOMJLI MODATION HOUSE, situate at the Old Diggings, on the direct lino to Lyell and Reefton, together with the lease of 58 Acres of Land—--2-- Acres under cultivation, 8 Acres under Grass; also, Horse, Cattle, &c. Apply to Stilt Bros., Westport; or on the Ground. A SPLENDID SPECULATION. •FOR SALE,

NmHE valuable Property known as JL MA C PAULAN E' S lIOTE L, situated in Lyttelton street, whore the largest portion of the community are settled, and promises to be one of tlie best thoroughfares in town. ■The Hotel is large, -and has been built by the proprietor specially for the digging community,'comprising an extensive suite of lofty bed-rooms, Private "arlours, laming Hall, and a large 'Billiard .Room, with >one of Alcock's iPrizo Billiard Tables and Fittings. The proprietor, in offering this proporty to the public, assures them that a more tangible 'speculation could not offer itself. CATTLE TKUSPaSS ACl', 1808. "\T~OTICE is hereby given, that on J3I and after the 41th of May, 1873, the provisions of tho Cattle Trespass Act, 18G8, will be enforced on my land Sections, 4 and 5, Leasehold, North Waimangaroa; and that it is my intention to claim DAMAGES for Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, or other animals trespassing on the land, whether tho vho same be fenced or unenclosed. JOHN Mi HASSALIw Westjport, April 10, 1873.