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Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 167, 12 February 1868, Page 3

FOE CHAELESTON DIRECT. THE Favorite Schooner AD A , Is now loading for the ahove port, and will be despatched immediately. For freight or passage, apply to HENNELLT & MILLEN. ADELPHI THE ATE E. Pbqpeietoks ... S. Hamilton & Co. COMMENCING ON THURSDAY THE 13th INST. Positively for Three Nights only ! ! ! rpHOSE wonderful talented Petite i 1 Artistes the NATHAN JUVE-' NILE TROUPE, Mr J. Small, Mr. J. Chambers, Mrs B. M. Nathan, and Mr E. Salaman, who will appear in three of their choice and varied ENTEETAINMENTS. Little Marion in her greatest impersonation of ANDY BLAKE. For full particulars see future advertisements. PRICES OF ADMISSION : Dress circle, 5s ; Reserved seats, 3s : Pit, 2s. H. EASTWOOD, Agent rriHE APOLLO MUSIC HALL J- AND CASINO, THE ADELPHI THEATRE. S. HAMILTON & CO., Pbopbietobs. The above magnificently fitted-up Hall just opened, offers unrivalled Amusement to the lovers of Music and. Terpsichore. Several Young Ladies from Melbourne are engaged. Johnny Burgess and Johnny Lockyer will perform nightly. A Splendid Band in attendance, and the whole under the guidance of two efficient M.C.'s ; thus rendering this the first place of amusement in the Southern Hemisphere.

)RINCE OP WALES HOTEL JL AND SPANISH RESTAURANT, Opposite the Camp, Gladstone-street. Meals on the Melbourne principle, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Board per week 355. Meals from 2s. PARES AND ARENAS, Spanish Restaurant. GIBSON AND BEATTIE VICTORIAN BUTCHERY, Ke^EDY-STBEET, Beg to inform the Proprietors of Hotels, the Agents and Masters of Vessels, and the Public generally, that they continue to supply Meat of the best quality, at the lowest remunerative rates. TANTED, a WAITRESS and VV HOUSEMAID. Apply Blue Post Hotel, Molesworfch Street. VY and drink Hooper and Dodson's Nelson Ale, at SIXPENCE PER PINT, At the Blue Post Hotel and Restattbant, Molesworth-street. Grilled Chops and Steaks to order.

HAB E Y FEY, (Late of Diggers' Arms Hotel,) Proprietor. TO THE ELECTOES OF CHAELESTONj WHO CAME TO THE POLL! \J clemency of the weather, I was unable at the close of the poll to; thank you for your attendance. I now beg to return you my best thanks for the cordial support you accorded me, -a support which would doubtless have landed me at the head of the poll, but for the extraordinary exertions and singular unanimity manifested at: Brighton, to secure the return of another local member. It cannot but be gratifying to experience such a mark of your confidence, and I can assure you, that whether in or out of Council, I shall always be happy to be able to forward the interests of Charleston. I am, Gentlemen, Tours truly, A. BETCE BAIN. pHING & EUSSELL V "Wine, Spirit, & Provision Merchants, Princes-street, Charleston.