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West Coast Times, Issue 239, 28 June 1866, Page 3

Amusements. mHEATRE ROYAL. Lessee and Manager Mr G. Donne. POSITIVELY THE LABT NIGHT BUT TWO, Of tho Wobld-Renowned and Inimitable, T E VEfN S TROUPE, , This Evening, Thubsday, June 28. FOR THE BENEFIT Of that astonishing .young Artiste; MASTER W. O'D. STEVENS; On which, occasion an EXTRAORDINARY PROGRAMME Will bo prepared, Ami his Graceful and Daring Feat on the FLYING TRAPEZE Will bo repeated. Doors open at half-past 7 ; performance to commence at 8 o'clock. Prices of Admission : — Rosorvod Seats, ' 45. ; Back Seats, 2s. Tho performances terminate each evening at a quarter-past 10 o'clock. 3242 GEORGE DONNE, Esq. SIR,— We, tho undersigned, hearing o your contemplated immediate departuro from Hokitika, with those very clover artistes, tho Stevens' Troupe, desire, as a mark of our esteem, and as a souvenir of your visit to Westland, to tender you a Complimentary Benefit on any evening that may suit your business arrangements :—: — Hoyt & Osborne J. R. Anderson J. Jones Cassius & Comiskoy P. Solomon John White O. W. Oakes W.,8- Armson Evan Prosser Wm. A. Osborno William Shaw H. Brooke & Co.' M. H. Kelly - Stanford & Co. Fisher Bros. A. Mowat J. R. Carey Henderson & Bonar James Chesney& Co. M'Guire & Lynch James Clark Wm. Evans C. O'Leary Chaa. Williams S. Pizzoy & Co. Wm. D. Fowler Cohen Bros. H. Knox H. Kennedy D. Isaacs Hokitika, Juno 27, 1866. r\ ENTLEMEN— In acknowledging the - V 7" receipt of your cordial and flattering note, tendering mo a Complimentary Benefit, I have the honor to thank you, and beg to name Feiday Evening Next, June 29, as ,tho most convenient -period for the purpose, and the last appearance (but- one) of the Troupe in Hokitika. A special programme will be provided, and the Reserved Seats extended for the occasion. I am, Gentlemen, Yours obediently, Geobge Donne, Cafd do Paris, Juno 27, 1866. ' 3243 PRINCE of WALES OPERA HOUSE CIGAR DIVAN. THE proprietor of the above establishment begs to inform his friends and the public of Hokitika that ho has opened j this day, tho above-mentioned place with the finest brands of Havannah and other cigars, a^icl choicest brands of tobacco. Tho Coffee and Reading Eoom is now open to visitors, who will find every convenience, comfort, and privacy, which the proprietor has taken special care to provide. All the Colonial, English, and Australian papers on the table. Chess and Draughts for the convenience of players. Opera Glasses on hire. 2711* B. Mendemson. NOTICE. MUSIC and Singing taught ; Pianos of all kinds tuned and restringed ; and balls and private parties attended. Apply, personally, or by letter, for further particulars, as regards terms, &c, to Luke's Private Boarding House, Weld streot. Private families attended . N.B. — Personal applications must be made between the hours of 12 and 2. WHITE~~HOUSE, Luke's Piuvate Boabding House, Wold streot, Hokitika. June 25, 1866, / 3187 BEST WEEKLY PAPER IN NEW ZEALAND. ' m H E TEADER This Journal is now permanently enlarged to the size of qiXTEEN pAGES, And_ contaius occasional Illustrations on subjects of colonial interest. The Leadeb enjoying a vory extensive circulation, not only on tho West Coast, but also in the neighboring provincos and colonies, oflers an excellent medium for adyortisors, especially those who deal chiefly with up-country storekeepers, as The Leadee is rogularly circulated on every creek, gully, and now rush, from tho Bullor to Bruce Bay. SCALE OF OHABGES FOB ADVEBTISEMENTS . , ' S. d First insertion, por inch 4 0 Each subsequent insertion, per inch 4" 6 Standing Advebtisements 10s. por inch per month. Published eveby Fbiday Mobningk Price— Ono Shilling.