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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1358, 6 February 1884, Page 4

Ooacbef.. MireH-KL-L. t \?ilY GAMVHtilL'*' nor.AL \r\ir, iririS OF GOAGHES. BO: ) a r 4 NTr WA ss ie n.ck a s a- n i > i " \* •■ liOhlf.S thr.iii_li m. L.^wosf Ittt •<*■ •'■- >ni Kee'lon to (ri'i-yni.iiirlxniid to Wpnf*- • >ri. leuve' i.KKPro.v F()!t aiJCTUourir, V*»i I'otaiH Flui, Ahaurav Grey Vullfy.. nod Brunnerron. •very Moxuat, VVm >• esd4.it & PimDxy ut ? H.in., sharp, hih! &.«RY.dOUrH POU RK UPTON, .v.ry i UKHDAV. I"HOttßt»_r. »fc At 7 fi.m., bliurp. HooEiya ( >F-*ICE-4 : K.--RTO* ... DAW6ON'S HOTivt. mc*moutk ... (iILMKH'S KO'flSLReefton to Westpout TriWeekly — Forwarding Passengers DIRECT TO IiYELL, BIELGROVE, AKD NfiLSON OREA.T RBDUCriON IX FARESf INRS f ROYM. MAIL 1J UNK OF COACHES, Connecting with NEWMANS LINE, at the Lyell. INANOAHUA JUNCTION to LYELL, DAILY. On and after Ist January, 1883, the ahovp Line of Communication will be open to the public, arriving aud departing at under : — To Nelson— Leave Westport on Wednesdays at 6'3oa, m. - 11 Reefton on Thursdays at 730 a.m.. I Arrive at Lyell on Thursdays at 5 30 p.m Leave Lyell on Fridays, at 6 am Arrive at Bellgrove on Saturday evening. ! From Nelson — Leave Bellgrove on Wednesdays at 7 a.m Arrive at Lyell on Thursdays at 6 p.m Leave Lyell cm Fridays at 3 a-m- --' Arrive at Raefton on Fridays at 6 p.nu : Leave for Westport on Saturdays at 7 p.mBOOKING OFFICE : M'GAFFIN'S-HOPJ-L, Broadway, lloefUm. The Overland Coach to Nolson will leave Reefton on Tuesday anU Thursday morning, at 7*30 p.m., reaching. Bellgrove on Saturday evening in tiino to take the last train to thu City Passengers are requested to consult the Time Table at the Booking.. Office, and to pay particular attention to the directions given with regard to luggaga Special Arrangements may b« mcul* by paste gers vthiriy te re teh .W o» pa other than the advertised dates. JOB LINES, Proprietor tThts Paper !»•• Pl* A»dM*trm*»<K*araas*r tt and an eOer i-nwn ca* U moot ok 0W -KNtAfttrv able term* ot tAr ptptOar, Advent*** Men*, 9f M. P. HUOBAftD, MMhWr el Om Rwnv-par -*»• B-rt Mwf<-7 *t tW Wfwtt, JOHN CUING' General Storekeeper, BROADWAY. GOODS SiTPPLIKD TO ALL POtt TIONS OF-TH.B DISTKICr At Koefion Prices. NIC.IJL RAM3A/, . VTTHOLESALK It RETAIL Q-EOCfibU General Storekeeper; BbACft'vSP >INT. TO rRAVELIiKJta. pfOOKTNE¥'B JUNCTION AC*. COMMODATIO> T wHOP3E • Inan^ahua Junciion» ACCOMMODATION TOB TEAVITLtEES <ob 4on 'he river for croseine to LveH. r<ULPHoLISti s«J t (i so-p oouitti.nu* »O Hulpliohne) id a delicately reßued, obe* n!-.-nily pure eoip intended fur use bj tho»•tndowed' wiib sensitive nk4oi. Common xm» •erieotly p.efsctly prepared soups, soeateg with iNJones aortid oils Irequemly eaii«e »ki* (isen-oa. For waphing all manner of erupt his a id hrin^iu^ tli.i skin to a sofc pliiblor iftuliv condition, sulphoiine holds the fire* •lace. Its odour is very pleiaut. -Voleta each. Suld ay inoft ohemists. CRIP KORMS, printed in firat-olaM style, in any color, st the Tjitgs Offloe o.» <w Walton. PAY.SHEETB suppli^ \j on the shortest notice, and at redvc#<~ !,-rj, at ihfl ■ t.SfRS Oifjpp . jiLOUXa O_° l)-.ii i t ai.a otU.-i- l'uluik in I. ounkruptcy. on sale ut the oifioo ot thi« ■i >er.