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West Coast Times, Issue 345, 31 October 1866, Page 3

Wanted. WANTED the Public to Know, that they can Buy Chimneys at the Hokitika Plumbing, Iron, and Zinc Works, opposite the okl Hospital, Revell street Norlh, for the sum of 25s each. 4971 I y ANTED, 50,000 doz Porter Bottles, ' „ at the Phoenix Brewery, Weld street Hiehest price given. 3960 WANTED^— Thomas Gordon Hate of Hokitika, you are requested to call on James Ray, South Spit. Important News. 4637 V Y ANTED Known, that any descrip- ' » tion of Scales or Weighing Machines can be repaired and adjusted at Dixon's, Bellhanger, back of Empire Hotel. 2463 Missing Friends." IF this should meet the eye of Thomas Chittenden, he is requested to communicate with his brother James, Post Office, Kanieri, near Hokitika. 5028 JOHN M'KINLAY, late of Rothesay, — write to your brothel", Archibald M'Kinlay, storekeeper, Tuapeka, Otago. Information from any person will be thankfully received. 4995. JOHN SERGEnFwINNEY— Should O this meet your eye, you are requested to return at once to' your distressed wife and family in Christclmrch. 3859 JAMES M'CROSSIN. - Important news from home. Write to Wm. Dorrington, Post Office, Hokitika. 5055 Tenders. TENDERS FOR FENCING. mENDERS are reqxiired until 12 L o'clock noon, on the 2nd prox. for Ten Chains of Fencing, at Mr Brook's garden, beyoud the Cemetary. All particulars to be seen at the office of the undersigned. H. E. Campbell, Secretary. Ilokitika and Greymouth Tramway Company ( Limited ), October 30, 1866. 5086 mENDERS WANTED for removing J_ the Teremakau Punt and mooring same. Plan and specifications to be seen on application to James Chesney and Co. September 8, 1866. 4217 Amusements. PRINCE OF WALES OPERA HOUSE, — Proprietor and Manager, Mr James Babtlett. BAL MASQUE ! BAL MASQUE ! ! BAL MASQUE ! ! ! BALL! BALL!! BALL!!! BALL!.'! The last previous to the Cliristmas Festivities. This will be on a more magnificent scale than anything yet attempted in New Zealand. This Evening, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, The great Ball and last Ball and best Ball. Magnificent Dresses, Splendid Band, and Monster Ball-room. Admission — Double Ticket, to admit lady and gontlemiin or two ladies, 10s 6d. Single Ticket, 7s OdVisitors to the Dress Circle to witness the ball, 2s 6d. MISS JOEY GOUGENHEIM ON FRIDAY. 5074 GRAND OPENING BALL AT J EMPIRE HOTEL, Tuesday, 6th November. A BALL will take place at the Empire Hotel, to celebrate the opening of the New House, on the evening of Tuesday, 6th November, under the auspices of the i followiug gentlemen, who have consented to act as a Committee on the occasion :—: — Messrs M. Sprot D. H. Oleve Wm. Royse M. Cassius James Hawkes George O'Driscoll J. R. Anderson E. Prosser I Richard Reeves James Craig, jr. I Jas. A. Bouar J. J. Bartlett J. R. Carey * F. Grcer John White A. Dyson T. Stanford John Connel, Hon. See. Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady, £2 2s, to bo had on application to the Hon. Secretary, or to any member of the Committee. 5066 Land and HousesFOR SALE, By private contract at Ross, the Well-known CAMPH O T E L. T)ART[ES in search of a safe investL ment will find the above one, that is seldom to be met with on the West Coast, as the hotel stands on the best site in the township, and has always commanded a first-rate trade. The proprietor being about to leave the Coast is the only reason for disposing of the same. Apply to X. Y. Z. t Office of this paper. 5075