TABLE D'HOTE at 6 p.m. Coaches for Kninara and Ross leave the Hotel daily, and for Cbristchurch on Tuesdays and Fridays. Passengers certain to be ca'lcd ia time for all coaches and steamers. D. LYNCH, Proprietor. rriHE POST OFFICE HOTEL, ■*• (Opposite the Post Office.) j Corner op GIBSON'S ODAY & SEWELL STEEET, HOKITIKA. This Hotel ii one of the pioneer hostel- | ries on the West Coast, having been i established by the present; proprietor in 1 865. It has recently been renovated, and is now acknowledged to be one of the j most Coafort'ible Hotels in town, offcriry- 1 special facilities from situation and con« ye.ounce to Shipping, Post and Telegraph Offices, Supreme Ccurt, County Chambers and other Public Buildings. Ample Accommodation foe Visitobs and boakders. Private Parlors, Show Booms, Sitting Rooms, aT d Innumerable Bed Rooms EXCELLENT BILLIARD TABLE, Wines and Spirits of the Best Quality, and Beers Specially Brewed to the Proprietor's OrJer. Mail Coaches pass the door at regular hours to all parts of the district. Passengers by steaimrs will find this hotel most convenient for their purposes. The Kanieri Tram is within a few yards of the hotel. NEW PREMISES in the course of erec- tion at the WOODSTOCK RUSH. H. J. HANSEN, Proprietor. UNDER SECTION V., ACT 532. ART UNION. PURCHASE OF THE BUNGAREE JUNCTION FREE- HOLD ESTATE, By Subscription. 10,000 Subscribers of £1 each. 117 Lots guaranteed Cash if preferred. Lot I— lst prize, £4000; Lot 2— 2nd prize, £3000 ; Lot 3— 3rd prize, £1350 ; Lot 4— 4 th prize, £400; Lots sto 9—5 prize*, £150 each ; Lot 10—1 prize, £50 ; Lots 11 to 20—10 prizes, £10 each; Lots 21 to 120—100 prizes, £4 each.
