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West Coast Times, Issue 329, 12 October 1866, Page 3

Amusements. T>RINCE OF WALES OPERA r HOUSE. Proprietor and Manager, Mr Babtlett SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13th, 1866.' GRAN]) • COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT, TO MR. BARTLETT. Under th p patronage of the Members of the fix*st Municipal Council of Hokitika, ' - On which occasion MISS JULIA MATHEWS Will appear in two of her greatest im personations, -for the last time on the" West Coast, having kindly tendered her valuable services. > FACES IN *FIRE. Cecil Vane . . . Mr Babtlett. Clara Glanvil ... Miss Julia Mathews. Song—" Hurrah for the Road," Mr C. G. Smith ; And, by particular desire, the great and glorious Burlesque; ALADDIN. Aladdin ... '... Miss Julia Mathews (Last time' on the West Coast ) Dress Circle, 5s ; Stalls, 4s ; Pit, 2s. 4743 GRAND DRESS BALL. Tl^T R CHARLES V E I T II has the honor to announce to Ms friends that a Grand Dress Ball will be held in Jhe large new building attached to the CA.F E, D E FRANCE, ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, And ' that the following gentlemen have kindly consented to act as a Committee of Management, and from whom Tickets of admission 1 may be obtained :—: — . Mr Sprot Mr James Anderson Captain Beaumont Mr J. P. Klein „ Palm „ D. Lynch ' „ „ W. Kortegast ♦ „W. Moffatt , • t „ Mace „ Humphrey „ Pirie „ Hansen „ Munchauseh. The names of these gentlemen will be a sufficient guarantee that the entertainment will be one of a strictly select character. No effort will be left untried to render this ball one of the best ever given in the Colony. Every accommodation will be provided for the comfort and convenience of Ladies. % A splendid -Quadrille Band will be provided, and the Refreshments will be' of a recherche character. , * 4717 NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT OF BALL. rpHE BALL, which has been announced as to come "off This Evening, at O'Connell's, OKARITA HOTEL, has been postponed, owing to the inclemency of the weather, to TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, - OCTOBER 16. 4745 \ Wanted. RICHARDSON & OO.'S LABOR OFFICES, Registry, Offices, foe Sekvants, Comer of Weld and Revell streets. SERVANTS WAITING ENGAGEMENTS. Country letters immediately attended to. TJICHARDSON & CO. House and Land Agents, HOTEL' BROKERS, And Valuatobs. 4196 WANTED; young ladies for dancing. Richardson and Co.'s Registry, corner of Weld and Revell streets. 4681 WANTED.— Thomas -Gordon, late of Hokitika, yon are requested to call on James Ray, South Spit. Important News. 4637 ANTED~¥NOWN;~Disciples of Christ. — Their whereabouts can be asceitained from J. T. Love, Tinsmith, North Revell street. • 4384 \y ANTED, 50,000 doz" Porter Bottles, * * at the Phoenix Brewery, Weld street Highest price given. 3960 Ty ANTED Known, that any descripV v tion of Scales or Weighing Machines can be repaired and adjusted at Dixon's, Bellhanger, back of Empire Hotel. ' , 2463 . _j —-——-——-——__-________ GOOD SEWING MACHINIST open to engagement. Machine sewing taught ; terms moderate. Address " Industry," Office of this paper. 4703 rpO MlNEßS— Liddell and M'Leod, X Surveyors and Sharebrokers, want, the mining community to know that they are prepared to survey claims, form companies, and having ordered a set of bo.-ing rods," will shortly be able to make a geological survey the depth of 200 feet. 4664 Missing Friends. JOHN SERGENT WINNEY— ShouId O this meet your eye, you are requested to return at once to your distressed wife i and family in Christcaurch. 3859