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West Coast Times, Issue 266, 31 July 1866, Page 3

Amusements. pRAND PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS, AND MASQUERADE BALL, At the SHAKESPEARE, THEATRE ROYAL. On THURSDAY NEXT, August 2nd. Admission, 7s. 6d., Ladies Free. Tickets and Dresses to be had of A. L. Fitzkot, at the Shakespeare. An excellent Quadrille BAND, and efficient Masters of Ceremonies. Dancing to commence at 10 o'clock. 3634 Music- ' MUSIC. TV/T R. A. SINGER, Teaches of Music. Pianos of all kinds tuned and re-stringed. Balls and private parties attended. Address— Cohen Brothers, Revell street. Open to an engagement. 3455* Meetings. S-. C. BRETHREN favorable to the forma- '-' tion of a Lodge under the above constitution, are invited to attend a MEETING, to be held at Brother Tur aer's Oddfellows' Hotel, Revell street, on Tuesday evening next (31st July, 1866), at half-past 7 o'clock precisely. 3603 NOTICE. MEMORIAL COMMITTEE. A T a Public Meeting the undersigned -£*- gentlemen were appointed a Committee to receive subscriptions in aid of the Memorial which it is proposed to erect to the memory of Messrs. Whitcombe, Townsend, and Dobson : — Mr Cooper Mr South j „ Prosser „ Sprot „ Mitchel „ "Winter ;f; f „ Browning „ Jones „ Muller ,j Sale „ Eaton „ Barff „ Sha-^ .„ Revell „ Bright „ Keogh „ Turn bull „ Schaw „ Rochfort „ Aylmer „ White „ Price. „ Hawkes 8497 Feed. Eaton, Hon. Sec. Government Advertisements. Warden's Office, Cobden, July 13, 1866. m E N D E R 8 Will be received AT THIS OFFICE, Until TUESDAY, 31st JULY INSTANT, For the Erection of a DRAY BRIDGE ACROSS COAL CREEK. Plans and specifications can be seen at this office. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. T. A. Snbyd Kynnbbslby, 3496 Warden. A SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION of GOODS seized under " the Customs Act, 1858," will be held at the CUSTOM HOUSE, Hokitika, on THURSDAY, 2nd August, 1866, at 12 o'clock noon, viz. : — 1 case scented soap 12 flasks Eau de Cologne, Terms at sale. Edwabd Patten, Collector. Customs, Hokitika, 30th July, 1866. 3655T PRINCE of WALES OPERA HOUSE CIGAR DIVAN. rpHE proprietor of the above establisuX ment begs to inform his friends and the public of Hokitika that he has opened, this day, the above-mentioned place with the finest brands of Havannah and other cigars, and choicest brands of tobacco. The Coilee and Reading Room is now open to visitors, who will find every convenience, comfort, and privacy, which tho proprietor has taken special care to provide. All tho Colonial, English, and Australian papers on the table. Chess and Draughts .. for the convenience of players, Opera Glassea on biro-