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West Coast Times, Issue 128, 14 February 1866, Page 3

ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT riENTLEMEN wishing to vote at the* Election fov Superintendent are requested . to apply personally, or by letter, to tho undersigned, who will give full information on the subject. Wilson, Buenell & Co., Gibson's Quay. Hokitika, Feb. 10, 1866. 1256 NOTICE. Hokitika Saw Mills, Fob. Ist, 1866. I havo -this day sold to Me. Thomas Potts all my Intorest in the Hoki-. tika Saw Mills. All accounts due to the firm of Findlay and Haworth to be paid to him, or to It. and T.- Haworth, and all claims will bo paid by tho said Thomas Potts or R. and T. Haworth. Signed Geobge Findlay. Witness— James Tait. 1272 INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION; OF AUSTRALASIA. AN EXHIBITION of tho Products, Manufactures, and Arts of Now . South Wales, South Australia, Queensland, Western Australia, Tasmania, Now Zealand, and Victoria, will bo held in Melbourne in 1866. Tho Exhibition will opon not earlier than the month of August, .and, will remain open for not less than two months. Forms of application for space, and all information required, can bo obtained on application to J. G. Knight, Secretary. Offico of tho Roynl Commission^ 64, .Elizabeth strdbt, Melbourne. 670 PROFESSOR JACOBS', Tho wprld-reuowned WIZARD, VENTRILOQUIST, And IMPRO VISATORE, Will arrrive by tho Wonga Wonga, and will commence his ASTOUNDING WONDERS In tho CORINTHIAN HALL, AT AN EAHLY DATE, " FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY ! !! Being en route to England, via Melbourne, previous to retiring from ' his profession. j 1295 See future Advertisements. fltontefr. WANTED, by a lady, a situation a3 Housekeeper, sho would bo wil- , ling also to act as Governess to one or two children, if required. Locality immaterial. Apply to " Beta," at this office. 1207 • A Married Couplo wants a situation ; no inc'umbrance ; wife as Cook or Laundress ; man as General Servant. Apply at tho' Munster Hotel, Revolt streot. 1301 f 03t Rift lOttlfiX OOA REWARD.— Lost on the beach X'/vy near tho Alliance Store, foot of Six-milotrack, a Roll of Notes. Tho above reward will bo given to any one returning ; tho samo to James Murphy, butcher, foot of track. The numhors of tho notes are known. Feb. 12, 1866. 1299 d&frttcationaL PUBLIC NOTICE. } - TjWENING CLASSES for 'Adults in JQj Reading, Writing, &c, from 6 until ' 8, at the Seminary, two doors from the West Coast Times Offict, Wold-street. 1263 — _ • PUBLIC NOTIGE. — MISS WILLOUGHBY begs to announce that, having taken Premises in /Weldstreet, opposite Sowoll-street, she has Opened, a SCHOOL whore Pupils will recoivo a Liberal Education, and bo taught tho Accomplishments, if desired. For terms, which aro moderate, apply to Miss - Willou'ghby, on tho promises ; or to Messrs Ecclcsflold Brothers, Rovoll-streot. References kindly permitted to tho undermentioned gentlemen : — G. S. Sale, Esq. ; C. C. Schaw, Esq ;R. Reeves, Esq. ; R. Ecolcsfiold, Esq. ; J. G. Hawkes, Esq. ' 1264 Digging friend IF this should meet the eyo of JAMES MATHERi or any one who can give any information aboxit him, such will bo thankfully received by his brother William Mathor, Mason Brothers, merchants King. street, Dunedin, Otago. 1029 MARK BLIGHT WEBSTER, last hoard of at Hamilton's, Otngo, two years ago, whon he was employed at a butcher's shop. You aro requested to cojjrmunioato with yoiir wife, Ann Webster, Post Ofllco, Hokitika, <* Information, as to liia whereabouts will be thankfully received, - ' igO}