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West Coast Times, Issue 378, 8 December 1866, Page 3

Auction Advertisements. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, At 2 o'clock sharp. FAT CATTLE.— FAT CATTLE. TIT A R X SPROT will sell at his yards, on the beach, on Wednesday, the 12th December, at 2 o'clock sharp — OA HEAD MAGNIFICENT ®V FAT CATTLE And -| PRIME" DAIRY COW, -*- remarkably quiet to milk, with calf at foot. These cattle have just arrived overland in splendid condition, and are the importation of that well-knoa'n dealer William Giddey, Esq 5754 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, At 12 o'clock sharp. BILLIARD TABLE. SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, one full-sized slate BILLIARD TABLE, with balls, cues, pins, marking-boards, &c, &c. The whole will be sold in one lot, without the slightest reserve, on the premises, at SOLOMON'S JOCKEY CLUB. The table must be sold, on account of making some alterations on the premises. This is a splendid opportunity for the new gold-fields — Pakihi or Fox's. Sale on Wednesday, the 12th December, at 12 o'clock sharp. 5715 D. Jones, Auctioneer. Amusements. ■QEINOE OF WALES OPERA . 1 HOUSE. Proprietor and Manager... Mr Bartlett. Enormous Bill for Saturday . THIS NIGHT, Two of the greatest Dramas over presented. Last Ten Nights of the Season. George Cruickshank's pictures — of living models — in eight tableaux, THE BOTTLE. And the Extraordinary " The GoldDigger's Dying Gift.'' The performance .will commence with the remarkable Drama, the GOLD-DIGGER'S DYING GIFT; A tale of old California. To conclude with the remarkable Drama, from Cruickshank's pictures, THE BOTTLE, In Eight Tableaux, With all the strength of the Company. Grand Ball on Christmas Evo. Prize Pantomime on Boxing day.

SKATING RINK, Weld street, opposite West Coast Times Oifice. Open Saturday evening at 7 p.m. Monthly tickets to be obtained at the Rink. 5724 W. B. Sinclaie, agent. piHARLES MOTHERSIL, pupil of \J Fuller, champion skater of the world, will perform on the roller skates on Saturday evening at the Skating Rink, opposite the West Coast Times Office, Weld street. 5725 W. B. Sincluk, agent. Missing Friends. IF this should meet the eye of George WATERS, from Caithness, he is requested to send his address to Anderson and Mowat, Hokitika, where he will hear of something to his advantage. 5719 IF THIS should meet the eye of Wm. FROST, he will hear of his Brother, Robert Frost by addressing Wflliam Har- j court, Arahura. 5561 j JOHN SEKGENT WTNNEY— Should | t) this meet your eye, you are requested to return at once to your distressed wife and family in Christchurch. 3850 JOHN LO VETT, ktc of Auckland, is t) requested to write to his mother and brothers, William and James, now rehiding at Ipswich, Queensland. A letter addressed to James Fulham, Post Office, Hokitika, will reach them. 5592 Miscellaneous. Ip O 11 SALE, 1 A 12-hoi'ac power portable STEAM EN GIN E, with a double-action force pump, 9-inch pipe, Californian pump with vulcanised belting, circular f-aw, forge, tools, &c. For further particulars apply at the engine-house of the Independent Company, Commissioner's Flat, Kauieri. 5750 FOR SALE, a Team of Four Horses ; also, Dray aud Harness complete. Apply to Charley Mace, South Spit. 5749 TO BE LET or SOLD, the UNION HOTEL, Teremakau, with every convenience for the busiucss, with coach stabling attached ; biiitabte for a married couple. Apply on the premises. 5755 ARAHURA FERRY. CHEAP AND UNIFORM FARES. A COMPANY of Licensed Watermen has betn formed, to work the Ferry at the mouth of the Arahura and tho Lagoon, at a uniform charge Is 6d. The payment of this sum will enable any one booking at either end to proceed across the River and up the Lagoon, or from the end of the Lagoon to the Hokitika side of the Arahura. Tickets may be had at the River, or at the end of the Lagoon. The Company's Boats will fly a blue flag, bearing in white the initials "8.H.P." 1 Hokitika, 3rd Dec, 1866. 5665