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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 588, 2 December 1869, Page 3

TEAM TO NELSON, WANGA--7 NUT, AND MANTJKAU. The fast and favorite s.s. KENNEDY, Thos. Whitwell, Commander, "Will be despatched for the above ports, ON SATTJBDAT MORNING, At 10 o'clock. For freight or passage, apply to P. L. GULLY, Agent, On Board. 3 EGULAR FORTNIGHTLY > COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE WEST COAST AND THAMES GOLDFIELDS, CALLING 'AT NELSON. THE S.S. JOHN PENN, M. Caret, Commander, Will be despatched for the above ports ON" SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11. For freight or passage apply to D. R. GELLION, Agent, on board. Westport, Nov. 10. ~ /TESSRS M'MECKAN, BLACKLyX WOOD AND CO.'S steamers will be despatched, weather permitting, from Greymouth, on or about the following dates : For Melbourne direct — GOTHENBURG, Capt. Underwood, on the 16th DEC. For Melbourne, calling at Nelson, Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff Harbor— CLAUD HAMILTON, on the 15th DEC. For freight or passage, apply to D. GIRPWOOD & CO., Agents, Mawhera Quay. N.E.—Passengers booked through to Sydney and Adelaide. A. M. TURNER, J . WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, Molesworth Street, (Next to Niagara Hotel.) Late of J. P. Klein's, Hokitika. Watch repairs of every description executed in a manner equal to any of the first-class houses in London or Edinburgh. THEATRE ROYAL, Gladstone Street. T TRIMBLE begs to acquaint the public that he has entered into arrangements to afford, during the Christmas week, THE GREAT TOWN ATTRACTION, in consequence of which he has been compelled to close the Theatre Royal during this week, for the purpose of re-decorating and painting the Hall. ON MONDAY NEXT, The 6th December, the Hall will be AGAIN OPENED, with fresh scenery and attractions, and a NEW TROUPE Is expected before that date, ex Rangitoto, by the steamer Kennedy, Specially Imported from Victoria, for the Christmas Holidays. FANCY BALLS, On a scale hitherto unheard of on the West Coast, will be announced for the Christmas Week at the THEATRE ROYAL, Gladstone Street. NOTICE. THOSE indebted to P. MONAHAN, Occidental Hotel, are respectfully requested to pay the same, as he is giving up business, and those having accouuts against him are requested to send them in. The Occidental Hotel to be Let. "ANTED, CORTtESPONV V DENTS for this Journal on any or all of the Northern Terraces. Address the Editor.