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Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1746, 20 August 1886, Page 3

LICENSING DISTRICT OF D REEFTON. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR tB TRANS FE R0 _ LIC ; ; X SE. I WILLIAM WILITVMSON, of 9 Reefton, b«ing tho holder of a publicans license in t\ |<.ct of the house and premises situat : at Broadway, Reefton, and known a . Cochr ane's • Hotel, and to he henceforth known as the Railway Hotel, do hereby desire to j obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Reefton, on the 3rd day of SEPTEMBER, 1886, 1 apply for a transfer of the said icense , from myself to James Roxborough, I my appointee. Dated the 12th day of August, 1886. Signed WILLIAM WILLIAMSON. LICENSING DISTRICT OF MURRAY. APPLICATION FOR A PUBLL CAN'S LICENSE. T THOMAS FRANCIS B ATCHE* 1.) LOR, of Black's Point, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Meeting to "be holden at Black's Point, on the Bth day of September, 1886, apply for a certificate authorising the issue of a 10 o'clock PUBLICAN'S LICENSE for a liousp sitnate &t Black's Poiut, containing Eight Rooms, exclusive of those required for the family, and known by the name of " Empire Hotel." Dated thisJSeventh dav of August, 1886. T.F. BATCHELOR. I PUBLIC NOTICE. BUSINESS PEOPLE and others, are hereby CAUTIONED against GIVING CREDIT in' my name, or on my account "to my wife, ELLEN WILLIAMS, and I hereby give NOTICE that on and after this date I will NOT be RESPONSIBLE for any DEBTS contracted by her. WALTER WILLI \MS. Reefton, sth August, 1886. THE is'thk BEST LITERARY PAPER IN THE COLONIES. Tt contains 86 pages of closely prin- J ted matter, comprising Short Stories, Sketches, Travels, &c, including the • Latest, and Most Interesting News of the World, and possesses a mass of Useful and-Intelligeiit. Reading, superior to any other publication in New Zealand. Agent: C. COHEN, Central Broadway, Reefton. NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. 1 BOOTS! BOOTSH d Shoes, SHOES, Shoes, Cheapest lines ever offered. ASTOUNDING SACRIFICE. :• . i . : : " MESSRS T. J. MOLLOY, of Hokitika, having TAKEN OVER the BUSINESS and PREMISES of Mr W. G. Coll-Ngs, have decided, in , order to make room for their Splendid New Stock of l BOOTS AND SHOES. NOW BEING TRANSHIPPED from the MAIL STEAMER AT WELLINGTON, to clear off every line of the stock now ou hand. Fort hi s -i purpose the sale will be J continued for ONE MONTH ONLY, And in older to effect a THOROUGH CLEARANCE ] Every line has been re-marked at BO Per Cent BO i UNDER COST. j Call Early to Secure ASTONISHING BAKGAINS In every line of LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S, AND FAMILIES' WEAR. Heads of families will find this no Bogus announcement, but a thoroughly bona fide sale, by i which a TREMENDOUS J SAVING MAY BE EFFECTED. Repairs undertaken. Sown Boots a . Specialty. AU ordeis punctually attendid to. T. J. MOLLOY. Broadway^ Reef too, {