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•pR|ESBYTERIAN SERVICES. The REV. J. M'INTOSH will (D.V.) preach TO-MORROW (Sunday) in the Volunteer Hall—Forenoon service at 11 o'clock ; evening service at seven o'clock. /GERMAN SERVICE. The REV. MR HEINE will (D.V.) hold Divine Service in the German language at the Fire Brigade Hall, TO-MORROW— Forenoon at 11 o'clock ; and in the evening at seven o'clock. Greymouth, April 23, 1870. mRINITY CHURCH, GREYMOOTH. SITTINGS. The Churchwardens will be in attendance at the above Church on TUESDAY EVENING, the 26th INST., at eight o'clock, to Allot Sittings for the ensuing year. Applications for Sittings to be sent to the Churchwardens oa or before the above date. W. H. REVELL ) ChurchW. HINDMARSH \ warders. FTIENDERS for Additions and Alterations for Presbyterian Manse, Preston Road. Specifications and plans to be seen at Duncan M'Lean's, Boundary street. Tenders will be received up till four o'clock this afternoon WANTED, a Housemaid and General Servant Apply at the Golden Age Hotel. LOST, on the morning of the late fire^ a heavy grey Blanket. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at the office of this paper. LOST, during the late fire, a small Quilted Silk Bag, containing a portrait. Whoever has found the same, will please leave it at the office of this paper. YOLUN TE E R HALL. The Grey-nouth AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB WIU give an Entertainment THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, APRIL 23, In Aid of the SUFFERERS BY THE LATE FIRE, When will be produced (in compliance with the request of numerous friends) the much-admired drama, by John Courtney, Esq., entitled "TIME TRIES ALL." Mr Leeson (a wealthy merchant ... ...Mr F. P. Atkinson. Matthew Bates (his nephew and partner)... Mr H. J. Raphael. Hon Augustus George Collander Yawn ...MrT. Kenrick. Charles Clinton ...Mr J. E. Hawley. Tom Tact Mr F. J. Piesse. John Mr G. E. Browne. Laura Leesen Miss Smythe. Fanny Fact (Laura's maid) Mrs George. Sobne: An apartment in the House of ■ Messrs Leeson and Bates. A lapse of three years is supposed to occur between the Acts. Interval of Five Minutes. INTERLUDE.Interval op Five Minutes. To conclude with the new and highly laughable farce by T. 3. Williams, entitled TURN HIM OUT Or, WHICH IS THE RIGHT MAN. Eglantine Roseleaf (an exquisite of fashion) - ...Mr T. Kenrick NicodemusNobbs (a peripatetic toy vendor) ...Mr F. T. Piesse Mackintosh Moke (owner of desirable villa residence). Mr H. Bruun Mrs Julia Moke ...Mrs George Susan ... ...Miss Smythe Ist and 2nd Porters . . .Messrs White and Green Orchestra under the leadership of Mr Crawford. ' Doors open at 7.30 ; performance to commence punctually at 8 o clock. Front seats, 4s; back seats, 2s 6d. F. P. ATKINSON, Stage Manager. pwDDFELLOWS' AND FORESTERS' FETE:] All Accounts againßt the Committee of the above are requested to he rendered to the Secretary on or before Monday next, 25th 'jrtant, at the Club Hotel, at six p.m. •VTEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS. Just arrived, ex Magnet, A large shipment of the Latest Publica- \ tions, including ,:,.; ) English, Irish, and Americ^qLyWorks of j Fiction " f^ ' ; Penny Miscellany, division 16— also, a quantity of the back numbers School Books : Music and Instruction Books Law Books : ' Ancient and Modern History | &C, &C, &O. J. W. PARKINSON, , Wholesale and Retail Stationer.