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West Coast Times, Issue 349, 5 November 1866, Page 3

Wanted. RICHARDSON & CO.'S LABOR OFFICES, Registry Offices fou Servants, Corner of Weld and Revell streets. SERVANTS WAITING ENGAGEMENTS. Country letters immediately attended to. T3ICHARDSON & CO. House and Land Agents, HOTEL BROKERS, And Valttatohs. 4191) rjOKITLKA REGISTRY OFFICE, For Female Servants, Next door to the Melbourne Hotel, Gibson's Quay, By Mr». Pkkxcht N.B. — Written communications strictly attended to. 4778 HPO MlNEßS— Liddell and M'Leod, J. Surveyors and Sharebrokers, want the mining community to know that they are prepared to survey claims, form companies, and having ordered a set of boringrods, will shortly be able to make a geological survey the depth of 200 feet. 4664 NOTICE TO PAINTERS, &c. \lf ANTED, Tenders for PAINTING ' p.s. Persevere. Particulars to be had from the Master on board. Tenders to be left at our office by 12 noon this day. . Royse, Mudih, & Co , 5170 , Wharf stroet. WANTED, a Violinist and a Carpenter. Apply Shotover Hotel, Revell street. 5156 WANTED, a Young Man or strong Lad, to make himself generally useful. Cafe de Paris. 5181 WAiNTKD, to purchase a Site in Kevell street, between river and Prince of Wales Opera House. Address Box 10, Post Office. 5169 WANTED, a Partner with moderate capital, to' join the advertiser in Auctioneer's and Commission Business ; well est'blished. A. Z., office of this paper. 5081 \yANTED, to Sell, 10,000 Pieces of * PaperhantiiK-s cheap. James Ileie & Co., 4806 Weld-street. WANTED, Buyers of French Polish, Paint, Varaish, While Lead, Oils. &c. James Kkie & Co , 4807 Weld-street. \y ANTED KNOWN, every descrip- > \ tion of fabrics Cleaned and Dyed at the West Coast Dye Works, Beacn, back of Osborne's Empire Hotel, Rovell street Hawkins, Bhos., Proprietors 517 a WANTED the Public to Know, that they can Buy Chimneys at the Hokitika Plumbing. Iron, and Zinc Works, opposite the old Hospital, Revell street North, for the sum of 25s each. 4971 yy ANTED, 50,000 doz Porter Bottles, • * at the Phoenix Brewery, Weld street. Hijjhest price given. 3960 \\7ANTED .Known, that any descrip- * ' tion of Scales or Weighing Machines can be repaired and adjusted at Dixon's, Bellhanger, back of Empire Hotel. a 463

Amusements. PRINCE OF WALES OPEIiA HOUSE. Proprietor and Manager, Mr Bai'tlett. Third night of MISS JOEY GOUGENHIEM. Miss M. E. Braddon's great sensation ston r , AURORA FLOYD, with great effects. Aurora Hellish, nee Floyd, Miss Gougenlieim. Concluding wiph Chas. Mathews', Esqrs., elegant comedietta. THE DOWAGER. Dowager ... Miss Joey Gougenlieim Lord Alfred Lyndsay ... Mr Bartlett. 5167 GRAND OPENING BALL AT EMPIBB H O T E L, Tuesday, 6th November. A BALL will take place at the Empire Hotel, to celebrate th« opening of the New House, on the evening of Tuesday, 6th November, under the auspices of the following gentlemen, who have consented to act as a Committee on the occasion :—: — Messrs M. Sprot D. H. Cleve Wm. Royse M. Cassius James Hawkes George O'Driseoll J. R. Anderson E. Prossejr Richard Reeves James Craig, jr. Jas. A. Bonar J. J. Bartlett J. R. Carey F. Greer John White A. Dyson T. Stanford John Conner, Hon. Sec. Tickets, admitting gentleman aud lndy, £2 2s, to be had on application to the Hon. Secretary, or tp any moinber of the Committee. 6066.