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West Coast Times, Issue 355, 12 November 1866, Page 3

Auction Advertisements. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, At 12 o'clock. N E. and J. Houghton's Store, Wharf-street. M'LANDRESS, HEPBURN, and Co. are instructed by Messrs E. and J. Houghton to sell by auction, on the premises, Wharf street, onTUKSDAY, 13th November, at 12 o'clock, , That substantially-built galvanised iron Store iv Wnarf street, presently occupied by themselves ; together with all right, title, and interest to i the section on which it stands. Also — Hydraulic pump, to lift 80 tons Screw-jack, crab-winch, safe Scales, &c, &c. 5299 Wanted. RICHARDSON & CO.'S LABOR OFFICES, Registry Offices foe Servants, Corner of Weld and Revell streets. SERVANTS WAITING ENGAGEMENTS. Country letters immediately attended to. "DICIIARDSON & CO. House and Land Agents, i x HOTEL BROKERS, And Valuators. 4196 TJOKITIKA REGISTRY OFFICE. ri For Female Servants, Next door to the Melbourne Hotel, Gibson's Quay, By Mrs. Fhench. N.B. — Written communications strictly attended to. 4778 MARRIED COUPLE require situations: wife first-class cook and housekeeper ; man, barman, waiter, or ustful. No family. J. F. M., office ot this paper. - Good references. 5286 WANTED, a legally qualified medical practitioner for tho Totara Dis trict Hospital. Applications to be made to the Secretary, stating terms and enclosing diplomas, from wnom all information can be received. > J. Simpson, Hon. Sec. Ross, November 8, 1866. 5285 W' ANTED immediately, an active young man to^ deliver bread. Apply M'Guire and Lynch, A 1 Bakery. 5278 WANTED, a Waitress, for a dining room, in Ross. Apply T. C, Post Office, Ross. ' 5256 WANTED, a Buyer for good Commission Business, well situated ; incoming moderate. Address, *' Cash," office of this paper. 51^8 WANTED, to Sell, 10,000 Pieces of Paperhaugings cheap. James Keie & Co., 4806 Weld-street. WANTED, Buyers of French Polish, Paint, Varnish, White Lead, Oils, &c. James Keie & Co., 4807 Weld-street. WANTED KNOWN, every description of fabrics Cleaned and Dyed at the West Coast Dye Works, Beach, back of Osborne's Empire Hotel, Revell street. Hawkins, Bros., Proprietors 5172 WANTED the Public to Know, that they can Buy Chimneys at the Hokitika Plumbing, Iron, and Zinc Works, opposite the old Hospital, Revell street Norih, for the sum of 25s each. 4971 WANTED, 50,000 doz. Porter Bottles, * ' at the Phoenix/ Brewery, Weld street. Highest price given. 3960 \Xj ANTED Known, that any desenp- ' * tion of Scales or Weighing Machines can be repaired and adjusted at Dixou's, —ollhanifer, back of Empire Hotel. 2463 Amusements. PRINCE OF WALES OPEKA HOUSE. Proprietor and Manager, Mr Bardett. The great and successful Drama for the last time, LIFE IN THE SOUTH, Received with thunders of applause on Saturday. This Evening. MONDAY, Nov. 12. MISS JOP;i r GOUGUNrLKIM, In her yreat character, Capitola, in her ovmi piece. Miss Joey G'ui^enheiin in two pieces. Mr Andrews in his local speech — " Any odor man." The performance will be preceded by the DOWAGER. (By desire ) Dowager Miss Joey Gougenheim Lord Alfred Lydnsay Mr James JJartlett. Positively the last time of the^e two successful pieces. Shortly to be produced, with all its original effects, TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN. Friday, Fashionable Night. Wednesday, New Adervuism.gr Curtain. 5274 BALL AT THE N CITY BUFFET, LATE HOTEL DE FRANCE, Hokitika. HJ. HAN SEN begs to inform his • Friends and the Public that a Ball will be held at the above hotel on Friday next, November 16. The Ball will be conducted similar to those held under the auspices of the German Association in Dunedin and Melbourne, which have always proved a great success ; and no pains and expense will be spared to make this one prove the same. Tickets to admit Lady and Gentleman,