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West Coast Times, Issue 393, 28 December 1866, Page 3

Notices. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto subsisting betwenn the undersigned, oarr/ing on business at Hokitika, in the Province of Canterbury, in the Colony of New Zealand, as timber merchant I*,1 *, under the style or fiim of "G. O. Driscoll & Co," has This Day been dissolved by mutual consent ; such dissolution to take effect as from tl.e twenty-second day of December instant. All debts and claims due to anrl by the late firm are to be received and paid by the snid t George O'Driscoll and Henry Hartnck. Witness our hands this twenty-fourth day of December, 1866. Walter S. Reid, solicitor, Hokicika. With reference t<> the above notice, all accounts against the late firm to be sent in immediately for payment, and all parties indebted to the same are requested to settle their accounts without delay. 6090 O'Diuscoll & Hartrick. A. O. F. "OEETHREN of the above Order are I } informed that a Court will be held at Brother Turner's Oddfellow's Hotel, Revell street, on Monday, the 3rd December, on the 17th December, and on every alternate Monday thereafter. 5518 By order of the C. R. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. —T. R. PROCTER begs to inform Ihe public that he has Removed to his new premises opposite Union Bank of Australia. 5900 /^| HRI«TMAS AND NEW YEAR'S \j HOLIDAYS. HUSK OH! FREE DINNER FOR THE MILLION every day from 11 to 2, at VICTOR FRANK'S, Lambing Flat Hotel, Gibson's Quay, 6020 Hok"itika. A LFRFD DYSON is a Cash PurJ± chaser of HIDES, SKINS, WOOL, 1 ALLOW, HORNS, and HOOFS. The highest price given. Right-of-vvsy opposite Tramway ll. >tel. 3780 Amusements. fjOKITIKA REGATTA, DECEMBER 28, 1866. The following RACES to take place TO-DAY. First Race Starts at 11 a.m. SINGLE HAND SKIFF RACE, !To be ran over again ; fouling boats j disqualified. SAILING- MATCH 1 To be five boats or no start. ' First Prize, .CIO ; Second do, £5. DUCK HUNT, £5. All entries to be made one hour before starting at the Cleveland Hotel. John Hudson, Hon. Sec. Hugh R. Craig, 6131 Referee. rrO-JSIGHT. TO-NIGHT. FIRE BRIGADE HALL. ST. GEORGE'S HOLIDAY TRIP,

Covering 2500 Feet of Canvas, Illustrated by Anecdotes,* Music, and Songs by Miss Buckingham, Mr George Harcourt, Mr St. George White, Mr Evans, and Mr I'verard. Open at Eight o'clock. Admission, One Shilling. 6133 THE VERY FInST piGEON SHOOTING MATCH Ever attempted on the West Coast, will come off at Mr J. Dean's RED HOUSE, SOUTH SPIT, On FRIDAY, 28th IN ST. Ist Match. — £5 sweep ; between some of the best pigeon shots in JN ew Zealand. 2nd Match. — £ », sweep ; open to all. 3rd Match. — £1 sweep ; open to all. ENGLISH "RED HOUSE" RULES. Shooting to commence at 1 p.m. sharp. FIRST-CLASS NELSON BIRDS. 6096 RIFLE PRACTICE FOR THE MILLION. A GRAND SHOOTING MATCH will ttke place nt the NEW RIFLE GALLERY PLOUGH INN, (Opposite the Prince of Wales Opera House). The following Valuable Prizes will bt given to the best 12 Shots, commencing on Wednesday, the 26th, at 11 a.m., ending di New Year's Day, when the prizes will be awarded to the successful competitors. Ist PRIZE. Henry's breech -loading Gun ; value 30 Guineas. 2nd PRIZE. Case of s«lf-acting six-shot Revolvers, by Barnet ; value 15 Guineas. 3rd PRIZE. splendid fowling Piece, with nipple wiencb, bullet-mould, disconnecting gear, &c. ; value 30 Guineas. 4th PRIZE. A pair of Colt's Revolvers, newest pattern; value 15 Guineaß. Entrance-f«#, 2i 6d. 6076