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West Coast Times, Issue 337, 22 October 1866, Page 3

Amusements. PRINCE OF WALES OPERA -HOUSE. — Proprietor and Manager, Mrßartlett. THIS EVENING, OCT. 22, 1866. Production of Chas. Dickens' great work, in thrse parts, OLIVER TWIST, With New Scenery and Effects. To conclude with TOM CRINGLE'S LOG. Wednesday, Benefit of Mr J. H. Allek. * MISS JOEY GOUGENHEIM. 4925' PRINCE OF WALES OPERA HOUSE.— SoIe Proprietor and Mana-. ■ ger, Mr James Babtlett. BENEFIT and LAST APPEARANCE OF MR. J. H. ALLEN, ' WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 24, Under the Patronage and in the presence of the Officers and Brethren of of the Pacific Lodge of Hokitika. A New Comedy, WINE WORKS WONDERS. Jemmy Mirabel , the Inconstant, Mr.J. H. Allen. THE DRAMA of JACK SHEPPARD WITH TWO JACK SHEPPARDS! Jack Sheppard (the apprentice) Miss Rosa Cooper Jack Sheppard (the Highwayman) Mr James Bartlett Blueskin Mr W. Andrews. Mv George Ellis has kindly volunteered, - and will sing the celebrated song of " Alonzo the Brave." HERR JULIUS LEFRANCE, From the Thalia Theatre," Hamburg, the favorite actor among the Germans, has kindly consented to sing his celebrated champagne song, in character, " Five Hundred Thousand Devils." Mr Fred Griffiths has also kindly consented to dance his celebrated Clog Hornpipe Dance. 4931 G. Beavjbe, agent. 1 BALL! BALL!! BALL!!! TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Terpsichore ! Terpsichore ! Terpsichore ! Don't Forget To-night. ' ' BY SPECIAL REQUEST. mHE GRAND PLAIN and FANCY L DRESS BALL, which takes place to-night at Geo. Ellis' splendid Casino, acknowledged to be the finest hall and the best floor for dancing on the West Coast, and which has been re-decorated regardlese of expense. Herr Norbery's Monster Doiible Band has been engaged specially for this occasion. / This being under ihe superintendance of Professor Sampson, the Prince of M.C.'s, G. E. can assure the fair sex ofHokitika that nothing shall be wanting on his part to make this a night of all nights. Tickets to admit Lady and Gentleman, 7s 6d ; Single do., ss. Dancing to commence at' half-past 10 o'clock. , - ' 4937 Missing Friends. JOHN SERGENT WINNEY— Should ?J this meet your eye, you are requested to return at once to your distressed wife and family in Christchurch. 3859 HENRY SEEBEK. Your Mother has arrived by ship Napier. Write at once. Address, Metta Ehlbek, Post' Office, Melbourne. 4814 MESSRS GEORGE or JOHN WALLACE, formerly of Lime Park, Galway, please send address to Miss Cowen, 100 Collins street east, ■ Melbourne. Important news from home. 4940 Tenders. mENDERS WANTED for removing J_ the Teremakau Punt and mooring same. Plan and specifications to be seen on application to James Chesnev and Co. September 8, 1866. 421t mENDERS are invited to convey MaX chinery from Gibson's Quay to Ross — 20 tons, more or less — at per + on. For further particulars, apply to John Gow, Ross , or. to Prince and Co, Beach stieet, Hokitika. 4865 Coaches. ! COBB & CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF iIOYAL MAIL COACHES. ~~ A COACH will leave the booking office of the above Company, next to Osborne's Empire Hotel, every Tuesday and Friday mornings, for Christchurch and intermediate stations. . A daily line of Coaches have also been established between Hokitika and Greymouth, and Hokitika and Rosstown. For particulars as to time of starting, &c, apply at the above office. .. L.G. Cole & Co , Proprietors. Westland Manager— W. Cbawlet. ' 3897 fTHE ECLIPSE LINE of COACHES -*- run daily to and from'Liddell's Sham rock Hotel, Revell street, Hokitika ; and Carriers' Arms, Waimea. Fares each way, 10s. Parcels for the Waimea, as per agreement, to be left at the office of Liddell and M'Leod, Estate and Commission Agents, next Union Bank, Revell street, Hokitika. Saddle Horses always ready for hire. 4780 FANCY BOTTLE LABELS — All kinds, printed in gold and colors, to be had in stock or printed to order, at Habnett & Co.'s, Weld street.; 4930