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West Coast Times, Issue 73, 21 November 1865, Page 4

LONDON CONCERT HALL. ball'and supper. milE proprietor of the abovo establish- *- nicnt I)cgs most respectfully to inform his friends that a BALL AND SUPPER Will take placo at tho abovo Hall this evening (Tuesday), November 21, On which occasion the services of a most efficient Band will bo in attendance. Tickets to admit Lady and Gentleman, 10s. 6d. " Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock. J. H. Kebbme, Proprietor. P R I N C E "~ OP* WALES THEATRE. 'CAPABLE OF HOLDING 1400 PEOPLE, r i ■ Will arrivo in a few days complete with 'every appliance, under the managomont of Messrs. BARTLETT & DIND. . FAT WETHERS FOR SALE, In lots to suit purchasers. MESSES MILES AND CO., Christchurch, Havo fat wethers for sale, delivered m various places, in lots to suit purchasers. Miles & Co., Christchurch. FOR SALE, OR TO LET, jT\NE of Alcock's best, new, full sized Billiard Tables, complcto. CASSIUS AND COMISKEY. 4 A GOOD INVESTMENT FOR CAPITALISTS. FOR SALE*— Shares in a Steam Saw Mill, with planing machine, situato on the West Coast, conveniently to this port. Has been working for tho last eighteen months, during which tiino an average of 60,000 ft. timber has been cut por wook. Fov particulars and information apply by letter to — A.N., Office of this paper. FOE SALE— Cheap. 2 Spring Hand Carts. Moir and Staito, Wharf street. , T^OE SALE, at foot of lagoon, opposito ■*- Hokitika, a Largo Weather-board Building, fit for Hotel or Storo. Apply on the promises. PUBLIC NOTICE. a SMITH & W. JACKSON beg to' , inform tho public or Hokitika that they are prepared to act as Nightmcn on reasonable terms. All orders forwarded to tho " West Coast Times" office. N 0 T.I C E. T P. CHEISTENSON, Watchmaker, *J • &c, manufacturer of jewellery, Hokitika and the Grey, begs to inform tho miners of tho surrounding district that he ' has n6w orected a largo furnace for smelting and refining amalgamated gold in any quantity ; tho smelting will tako placo in tho presence of tho owners. Jewellery in any pattern, fov r|ngs, brooches, &c.,mado to order; tho best workmanship guaranteed. Watches, clocks, and chronometors . carefully repaired and adjusted by a firstclass regulator. N.B. — Highest Price given for gold. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. . rpHE Partnership hitherto oxisting beX tween . David Wilson and Thomas ■ Bayley, carrying on business as restaurant keepers, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All debts duo to and due by said firm will bo received and paid by Thomas T. Bayloy. cj. , t DAVID D. WILSON, b'gncd | THOMAg BAYLEY. Witness— M. H. Kelly. Hokitika, November 15th, 1865. WE have this day taken into Partner, ship, Mr Alex. B. Bain, late Manager to Mcssrs'Cargill and Co., Duncdin.and our business will bo carried under tho now stylo of Bain, Houghto'n & Co. c. k J. nouaiiTON, Wharf sircc't. Ilokitika, West Coast, N.Z., 'November 1, T OST, last Saturda}', in tho town of .1J Hokitika, a Purso containing Bank Eeccipts and Throo JloMsoßecoipts, of no use to any ono but owner. Tho fmdor will bo rewarded' on ' faking them to tho Bank of Now South Wales. TF this fihould-meefc'th'o oycPof William X M'Donald, from Glcnurquhart, write to his brother Donald M'Donald, care of • Ivowley's Express, Hokitiiuu '