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Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1503, 30 January 1885, Page 2

M IL NOTICE. j | i On ami after Ist January, 1885, the ; m tils for th* trifWrnimtione-l pla -es « ill close as uiKler : — For BUi-kWßti'r, Little 0 ■••'".• Ju'ht : on,''"otara /'at. Minnr-i. !* ''i ton and rircyinonth : Tuesday, Thursday, ft ml -Saturday, at 6 a. in. From Bl;ickw:iter, Tiittle (irc-y Jun.tion, Totara Flat, Abaur-i, limn nerton anrl Greymouth : Monday, Wednesday, ami Friflav, 4.30 .-..-i. For "Boatman's an 1 Westivvt : t upsdav, Tliivt'lnv, and Satu "-lav i. From Boatman's md A .Vc-t]> ■? ; Mnnrlay. Wednesday, and Fi-iii.-iy n + 4.30 p.m. For Cronadun, Ttians-i'm ■» •TunCiin and Lyell ; Tuesday, Thu is hy, Friday and Saturday, 6 a.m. ' From Cronadun, Inangahna Junction, andLyell: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. 4 30 p.m. For Nelson ; Tuesday and fnday, 6 a.m. From Nelson ; Tuesday « »d Fndiy, 4.80 p.m. For Antonio's Flat, every. Tbursd:»y, 6 / '.*r>. Fi-om Antonio's F!»t, every Frilay, 4.30 pm For Black's Monday, Wednesday, and F'-idn.v. at 4 p.m. From Black's Point Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at. 6 n -tn. G. \V. SAMPSON. Pntstnincst^r. H.GRIESSJELIOH^Oc, Weavers' Hall, Wool Exchange, LONOOV, SHIPPING avb.COM MISSION MERCHANTS, Established 1855. OHIP TO ORDER at.y description 0 of British aud Continental Goods npon 2i% commission, selected by buyers with Colonial experience, and at ten J to the prompt realization of Produce at highest prices upon 1% rom»nission. Orders to be accompanied by Letters of Credit or partreinittance in Bank Drafts or Produce. Open Policies of Ins'irance for floating cargoes to rover sea risks. References : Chief Office of tlie London anrl Westminister Bank, or Agra Bank, London, and mo^t of the Colonial Banks. Current Price Lists, Produce Reports, aM(I any necessnry samples or information on application JUST ffl \ SUM ME R RECEIVED. -*' GOODS. @- J. NAGLE, piPORTER and MANUF v CTT"R R 1 of every description of BOOTS and SHOES, % r IS NOW OPKNING aJ)CHOICK LOT OP LADIES, 4 geSts. and childrsns BOOTS and SHOES, By. the l*»st ENGLISH. OONTINENTIAL, and COLONIAL MAKERS AT PRICES TO BUT ' TH TIMES Orders executed with dispatch. GOOD FIT GUARANTEED. MFAIRTXO DONE. RICHARDSON'S BUILDINGS, U ROADWAY. REEFTON. R J. bCOLT ?OK. QHAREBUOKER, MINING AND U GENERAL COMMISSON AGENT, Exchavgkßooms, Broadway, Rerp on. R.J.S. begs to inform his rntneroiV l fri*»tid« and the public "ovrilly f lat he has rommettced liusi'T"''' ;t« :iVtove and bojie« by punctuality and stric 4 tt^ntion ro business, to merit a far •hare of their patronage. GEORGE W I 3 F, , QHARKB!."-»KKK W. r ) ■■ ' •' MM IslnN AGENT, FioADWaT. RI'FFTOIT. \gent "for tb# Jit <n \nr>l f-«U'nn< MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. TiSTABLISHED 1869, and incor-A-i porated by Act of Parliament. For MUTUAL and indefe*«iUe LIFE ASSURANCE and ANNUITY BUSINESS. The Second oldest in'the Colonins. DiHT"icT Aoewt: . G. C. BOWMAN. Travelling A?ent: J, A. Droxkt. " Rough om cor g. M — A*k for Wellft' "Roatrh on Corns." Quick relief, eomplet«», permanrnt cure Corn*, wnrts, bunions. Kempthornc TtOß**t.k'Gb. Agent, Christr^nrch. The mmivm t woman, «mnllmt child, and pickust invalid, can use Hop BiU«m with HMf#t/aiH[fr«aigood. Se«.