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West Coast Times, Issue 357, 14 November 1866, Page 3

Amusements. PRINCE OF WALES OPERA •1- HOUSE. Last time of the great Drama, in 4 acts, TICKET-OP-LEAVE M/N. MISS JOEY GOUGENHEIM! WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14. May Edwards ... Mi«s Joey Gougenheim Ilawkshaw (the Detective)... Mr Bartlett The piece is produced with a'l its original effects. TICKET-OF-L RAVE MAN! TICKET -OF - LEAVE MAN ! ! LAST TIME. LAST TIME. Concluding with DOUBLE-BEDDED ROOM. In answer to numerous enquiries Life in. the South wiH be played for one night more, with a new local " Any oder man." Friday, Grand Fashionable Night, a New Comedy. The Advertising Cuvta"u post- [ poned tiU Friday. Saturday, a great B;11.B ;1 1. 5313 | BALL AT THE CITY BUFFET, lATE HOTEL DE FRANCE, Hokitika. TT J. HA N SEN begs to inform his -LJ- 1 Friends and the Public that a Ball will be held at the above hotel on Friday next, November 16. The Ball will be conducted similar to those held under the auspices of the German Association m Dunediu and Melbourne, which have always proved a great success ; and no pains and expense w' 11 be spared to make this one prove the same. Tickets to admit Lady and Gentleman, £1 Is. 5277 Notices. NELSON ALE. m JTARLEY'S CELEBRATED ALE, In Qr-caslcs and Hhds., At Hokitika Prices. T. Muniio & Co., 5242 Sole Agents. TURNERY! TURNERY! TURNERY! EVERY description of Turnery work done, with the very best workmanship and material. Skittle pins aud balls, &c, &c, at very moderate charges. One trial will suffice. Apply at T." Power's, Welcome Inn, iieveH street. 5308 JOHNSTON AND CO., Ironmongers, Revell-street, Have Ihis day Dissolved Partnership. The Business w^ll be carried on in future by WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Who will pay and receive all debts due to and owing by the late firm. Nov. 10, 1866. 5292 NOTICE. STANFORD & CO. having disposed* of their business iv Hokilika, a" claims against them must be rendered by the 12th ins! ant; aud all accounts owing to them must be settled by that Sale, or proceedings will be taken for then* recovery. Stanford & Co., Revell street. October 30, 1866. 5079 HAVING purchased the business of Messrs Stanford and Co., Hokitika, I beg to state that the busiuess hitherto carried on by them, will in future be conducted by me ; and hope, by strict and careful attention, to merit a continuance of the favor so liberally accorded them. David Weiij. Hokitika, Oct. 30, 1860. 5080 T) T7l A L C X, Wholesa^ aud Retail TOBACCONIST (Opposite the Tramway Hotel), REVELL STREET. If you want a GOOD SMOKE, And Something for your Money, Come and Try his Sensation Mixture of ' the very BEST TOBA.CCO IN TOWN ! ! Just imported, the new celebrated Look-and-Buy Long Plug Tobacco. B. F. has imported a- choice selection of genuine Havannah Cigars, real Taddy's Snuff, the very best Virginia. Shag, and Bird's-eye ; also, Barrett's Twist, aud the best Small Plugs. The proprietor of this establishment may briefly state, that, from his long experience iv the Trade, he has a thorough knowledge of the business, and i 3 < determined to sell nothing but a Good I Article. He has now on hand a splendid assortment of Meerschaum, Clay, and Wooden Pipes, Amber Mouth -pieces, &c, Not to be surpassed by auy in the Colony of New Zealand. Note the Address !— Opposite the Tramway Hotel, 4805 Revell-strect. FANCY BOTTLE LABELS —A U kinds, printed iv gold and colors, to be had in stock or printed to order, at Harnett & Co.'s, Weld street. 4930