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West Coast Times, Issue 346, 1 November 1866, Page 3

Amusements. PRINCE OF WALES OPERA HOUSE.— Proprietor and Manager, Mr James Bartlett. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, NOVEMBF>R 1, 1866. The A del phi Drama, VICTORINE, And other Entertainments. TO-MORROW, MISS JOEY GOUGENHEIM LEAP YEAR. 5110 GRAND OPENING BALL AT EMPIRE HOTEL, Tuesday, 6th November. A BALL will take place at the Empire Hotel, to celebrate tlie opening of the New House, on the evening of Tuesday, 6th November, under the auspices of the following gentlemen, who have consented to act as a Committee on the occasion :—: — Messrs M. Sprot D. H. Cleve Wm. Royse M. Cassius James Hawkes George O'Driscoll J. R. Anderson E. Prosser Richard Reeves James Craig, jr. Jas. A. Bonar J. J. Bartlett v J. R. Carey F. Greer Jolin White A. Dyson T. Stanford John Connel, Hon. Sec. Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady, £2 2s, to be had ■ on application to the Hon. Secretary, or to any member of the Committee. 5066 Missing Friends. IF this should meet the eye of Thomas Chittenden, he is requested to communicate with his brother James, Post Office, Kanieri, near Hokitika. 5028 JOHN M'KLNLAY. late of Rothesay, tl — write to your brother., Archibald M'Xinlay, storekeeper, Tuapeka, Otago. Information from any person will be thankfully received. 4995. JOHN SEIiGENT WliSTNEY— Should eJ this meet your eye, you are requested to return at once to your distressed wife and family in Christchurch. 3859 MR EDWARD GR AD WELL, of Lytham, please send address to J. Slater, Custom Jlou&e, Dunedin. Letter at Hokitika post office. 5090 Tenders. NOTICE. mENDERS are invited, at per head, for providing Supper for the Ball to be held at the Empire Hotel, on Tuesday, 6th. November. Tenders to be accompanied by Bill of Fare, and to be sent in on or before Friday, 2nd November, at 4 o'clock. 5112 B. Osborne & Co. mENDERS WANTED tor removing JL the Teremakau Punt and mooring same. Plan and specifications to be seen on application to James Chesney and Co. September 8, 1866. 4217 f I VENDERS Wanted, for Driving Piles JL at the Arahura Bridge. For particulars apply to G. M. Aldrich, 5109 Tancred-street. Miscellaneous. PUBLIC NOTICE.— The New Times Boot and Shoe Warehouse (opposite the Exchange Hotel, Revell street) is now open, with a first- class Stock of Imported and Colonial-made Boots and Mioes. My motto is, ■' Small profits and r quick returns." 4976 Alfred E. Player, Proprietor. TO BE SOLD OT?. LET, ' \ 'HE well-known Boot Establishment JL situated in the centre of Revellstreet, aud near the corner of Weldstreet. s For particulars apply on the premises to 5111 War. Allen. }71 O B "s ][ L E~, } THE PIONEER HOTEL, NEW BALLARAT, WAIMEA. The above hotel is situated in the most prosperous portion of the West Coast Gold Fields. The proprietor being about to leave for England, is anxious to dispose of the property. Also a share in a Claim returning £30 per man per weeit. For particulars, apply at the Lord Nelson Hotel, Hokitika. 4866 \ 6 BE LET or SOLD, the UNION J 'HOTEL, Teremakau, with every convenience for the business, with coach stabling attached ; suitable ror a married couple. Apply on the premises. 4678 FOR SALE. Just Arrived, ex Steamer Gothenburg.' /^VISE of Grover Sc Baker's best Sewing Machines, with all the latest improvements, may be seen at Harnett and Co*B Printing Office Weld-street. 253