n MPIItE CONCERT HALL i 111 AND BILLIAED SALOON, PRINCES-STREET, CHARLESTON. MESSRS. NAHR AND CURTIS, PROPRIETORS. Messrs. Naur and Curtis beg to inform their Friends and the Public that having made an extensive addition to their Premises, the Empire Concert Hall will be open on and after Tuesday, 3rd December, for MUSIC AND DANCING, Every Evening to a first-class Band. Leader of the Orchestra, Carl Richly, (The celebrated Violin Player N.B.—Billiard Saloon attached, with private entrance. pOYAL CASINO DE VENISE, J-l Princes-street, Charleston, MESSES. EOTN AND STTJRT, PROPRIETORS. UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS!! ! COMIC VOCALISTS. NEGrBO DELINEATORS. STEP DANCEBS. FULL ORCHESTRA. SPLENDID ROOM. Leader of the Orchestra ... Herr Schultze Master of Ceremonies ... Prof.Sampson Crowded nightly. The only place of amusement in the district where Miners can really enjoy themselves The Proprietors have, at considerable expense, engaged a number of Young Ladies from Melbourne expressly for this Establishment. The Wines, Spirits, Liqueurs, &c, at this Establishment are of the very best quality. Admission by Refreshment Ticket, ONE SHILLING-. IT) O S T-0 EEI C E HOTEL CORNER OP Camp and Blackett streets, Charleston. JOHN HEEPEBNAN, Proprietor. None but the very best brands of Wines, Spirits, Malt Liquors, &c., kept at this Establishment. OBG A N SMI T II GENEBAL BLACKSMITHS lIOkSESIIOERS, Next door to Noah's Ark Stables CHARLESTON. P. Morgan, Blacksmith and Farrier. All Sick and Lame Horses careful! v N.B.—Terms moderate. Advice FORSYTH & MASTERS, lEOHMONGERS, COAL-STI I E ET, 011 A. RLES TO N, Opposite Bank of New Zealand, Have now on sale a large assortment of Building, Mining, and General Ironmongery. Oils. Tar, Pitch, Grindery, &c, &c, Weld-street, Hokitika ; and Mawhera-quay, G-reymouth. EDUCATIONAL. CHARLESTON National School for J Boys and Girls, Coal Street. MR. W. J. MOORE, Principal. Master C. H. NEES, r ONDON PORTRAIT ROOMS, JJ Camp-street, Charleson. The Ladies and Gentlemen of Charleston and vicinity, are respectfully informed that the above Booms will be open on Monday, 24th inst. THOS. PBICE, Photographer, Charleston. GEOBGE BROU, SHARE BROKER AND MINING AGENT, Next Royal Hotel, facing the Camp, CAMP-STREET, CHARLESTON. . DAVID HENDERSON, Wholesale and Retail Wine, Spirit, Provision, and General Colonial Produce Merchant, Coal-street, Charleston. 1/r AN CHESTER HOUSE, WILLIAM CHAMBEES & CO., Drapers, Clothiers, and Boot and Shoe Importers, Princes Street, Charleston. T ONDON HOUSE. Thomas and Jj M'Beath, Drapers, Clothiers, and Boot and Shoe Importers, Princesstreet, Charleston.
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Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 183, 2 March 1868, Page 4
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