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West Coast Times, Issue 605, 2 September 1867, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICE. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE BUILDINGS HAVING TO BE REMOVED OFF HAMILTON STREET, A GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING, DRAPERY, BOOTS, &c, &c, WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE WORLD. THE WHOLE OF THE IMMENSE STOCK MUST POSITIVELY BE CLEARED OUT. THIS IS NO PUFF. COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES. LOOK AT THE PRICES. Mole Trousers per pair 7s 6d, Doeskins per pair 12s 6d, Ve^ts 5s 6d, Colonial Made Suits 50s, Bedford Cord Trowsers 17s 6d, Waterproof Coats 17s 6d, Blankets 15s per pair, Flannel Under Shirts 5s 6d," Flannel Drawers 5s 6d, Men's Felt Hats sr, and a large assortment of Winceys, Coburgs, Alpacas, Merinoes, and every description of Ladies' Clothing, to be sold at any price. BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS, At Twenty per Cent below Cost. REMEMBER THE SALE AT THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE WORLD S. AND P. W. ISAACS, 9862 PROPRIETORS. Auction Advertisements. Amusements. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, pjITY THEATRE. At 11 o'clock. y ' Lessee Mr George Ingles. ttytwtststvt? SAT.tf Crt? PT?nnin?T?v Stage Manager Mr Frank Towers. EXTEN&IA J. feALh, OF CROCKERY, | VEmNG . MON DAY, GLASSWARE, FURNITURE, First[appcar.ance of Mr W. G. Carey, the TINWARE, CUTLERY, JA- - n Z° l ™££^tralian tragedian. ' TO-NIGHT (for the first time), RUY PANNED AND ELECTRO- BL AS, with new scenery and dresses. t>t AT>T?n rr»rvr>« s „ s U 7 as > rW. G. Carey (his first PLATED GOODS, &c, &c. appearance), supported by 'Mr Frank JATV/TT7Q p-RATr< Towers, MrKeogh, Mr Woolfe, Mr Geo, A ivi _, _ OiiAltr i n gi cgj Miss Mai-ian Hartley, Miss Buckwill sell by auction, in the large ingham, and Misa Cowan. Hall at the Okarita Hotel, Revell street, 'Johnny Burgess, the Champion Jig m , ojaii, -i-i.it Dancer. Miss Cowan, the favorite Songon Tuesday, 3rd September, 11 o clock, stress># The i aug i iable Farce IS HE A large and varied assortment of JEALOUS ? Characters by the Cornabove goods, now landing, and Tuesday, Miss HARRIET consisting of GORDON and Mr J. P. HYDES will Toilet sets, dinner and dessert services, appear in the popular Burlesque, on the breakfast and tea sets, tumblers, gob- Lady of Lyons. lets, nobbier and wine glasses (cut Pl" ONE SHILLING. and moulded), toilet glasses, double i 0095 Geo - Beaveb, Acting Manager. bedstead, chest drawers, wishstand ■ and ware, toilet table, clyiirs, towel T)RINCE OF WALES OPERA rack, kerosene lamps, knives and \_ HOUSE. forks, trays, tables, cruets, tea and Sole Proprietor , Mr J. J. Bartlett. coffee pots, &c, &c. Stage Manager, Mr L. M'Gowan. The above will be put up in lots to suit _ . Sce ?\° A^ tis }' MrW - J-Wilson. purchasers Leader ot the Orchestra, Mr Eigenschenck. Terms cash No reserve 10081 GRAND EXTRA NIGHT, leimscasn. JNorcseive. 10081 Por t]ie BENEPIT of the HOKITIKA — FIRE BRIGADE. Notices. jGrand FENCING TOURNAMENT, MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, ' "* "^ HOKITIKA. BY DESIRE, the great Play in 5 Acts, THE LADYOF LYONS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Grajid Torchlight Procession from the Brigade Hall to the Theatre, headed by That those persons who have been Eigenschenck's unrivalled Band, washed out of their habitations by the This Evening, Monday, September 2, encroachments of the sea, will be per- 1867 > c performance will commence at „, , „ pr . c 8, with Lytton Bulwer's great Play in 5 mitted to occupy portions ot Cass bquare, A c ts (by desire) which will be pointed out to them by the THE LADY OF LYONS ; Town Surveyor, but will not be entitled nl , „ Ol \ Love &n^*£ c - „ 7 Claude Melnotte Mr Bartlett. to any compensation for their buildings Pauline Miss Rosa Cooper. or any improvements they may make And the 'talented Company of thereon-and that they may be required Tq to remove from the land above mentioned and Passage of Arms, by Professor Adams on receipt of one month's notice from this an< l several Professors and Amateur Germ „ tlemen. Foils, Single Stick, Broad Sword, UounciL Bayonet, Cavalry Cuts, Laiice Practice, By order, Spring Bayonet, &c, &c. 10096 John Lazab, 10085 Town Clerk. T>RINCE OF WALES OPERA X HOUSE. CHESS. Sole Proprietor Mr J. J. Baetlett. BAL MASQUE. BAL MASQUE. /GENTLEMEN in favor of establish- BAL MASQUE. \JT ing a Chess Club in Hokitika, are Mr Chas. Eigenschekck having enrequested to meet at Needham's Writing gaged the Theatre for one night, will Academy, on Monday evening next, Sep- give a Grand BAL D'OPERA or MAStember 2, at 8 o'clock sharp. 10075 QUERADE on — WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. HORSES. HORSES. Unequalled for splendour. The Ball of the season. The Pit and Stalls will be arrival at the Wharf. tempted. In the Masquerade Quadrilles t k e f o u owin g distinguished visitors are Cabby and Gilles, expected to appear, viz. — The Lounger 10051 Aeents accompanied by the Loafer, Richard the ft Third and the Artful Dodger, the Fat CAUTION. Boy and Mr Pickwick, Mr and Mrs » Buggins, Lady Audley and several TallIthe undersigned JOSEPH HARRIS hoys, " A resident from the Beach," and a HORN, Hotelkeeper, at Chester- digger who has made his "pile," the field, will not be responsible for any debts cd^ 01 ' ° f a , local P a P er h % %hrh '! rr J U . idea > incurred by my wife, MARY HORN, as a Wetland member and the distinguished she left my house without any just reason foreigner,- a real live mayor, and the and against my will. coming man, Mr S-h and the " Unpro- ° J J H Hobn tected female, Flora Macdonald and the Chesterfield, August 29, 1867. 10066 X oim S g^evalier, Old Sol and the Gentle ° Luna, Tim Lmkmwater and a member LONDON AND PARIS MANTLES, of the "helite," Michael Cassio andJDesdeNOTICE mona. Claude Duval, Paul Pry, Othello 11/TRS MITCHINSON begs to inti- and the GreenW Monster, &c, &o. inspection is invited. Victorian Drapery t~\eii 12 and 5 o clock. Tickets adand Dressmaking Establishment, Revell n % }°^ G B-U-room, os each; Dress Street. 9896 Circle, 2s 6d. 10084 TJOKITIKA RIVER BREWERY, BILLIARDS. IT KORTEGAST BROTHERS m Al _ , tl — . ._ (Late Klnppe and Korte«ast), To the Lovers of tlle Eoard of Green Cloth - ALE AND PORTE 11 BREWERS AND BOTTLERS. i GRAND BILLIARD TOURNAThe proprietors having the above estab- A MENT will take place at the lishment in their own hands, beg to in- Billiard Saloon, "Rose, Thistle, and Shamform their numerous customers and rock" Hotel, Revell street, commencing friends, that they are prepared to supply on Wednesday, the 28th August, 1867, them with an article second to none in the and ending on Wednesday, the 18th Septown. Their ales are brewed from the tember, 1867. best English malt and hops and are fc p rize _ One good Silver Lever guaranteed to be bright, sparkling, and -m-.,*..,], sound. N.B. — Orders left at the Exchange Second Prize — One Gold Ring. Hotel will be punctually attended to. Sixpence a Break. 10018 The up-country districts supplied with ___________________________ any quantity. ' Agents— Mr W. Faler at Rosstown, QHOW CARDS Printed, in the first Messrs Pierce and Tbiele at Si Kilda, £) style of Art, in gold and colors, Fox's, and Messrs Cunningham and a t FTiPvirPT & Co.'s Lithographic and Taylor at Charlestown. 100Q3 Eugrsving Office, Wekl stieet,