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West Coast Times, Issue 636, 8 October 1867, Page 3

Amusements. PRINCE OF WALES OPERA HOUSE. Sole Proprietor ... Mr J. J. Babtiett. Last Time of the HOUSE ON THE BRIDGE OF NOTRE DAME, With all the scenery new by Wilson. Jules de Lavoyne ) lir Ducheinn... j- Mr Babtlett This Drama must be witnessed in its entirety, for the effects are perfectly wonderful. To conclude with a New Farce. The Paris Scene by Moonlight is a chefd'eettvre of Scenic Effect. Miss Eloise Juno in a few days. Mr WILSON'S BENEFIT ON N.B. — Hokitika Assembly Rooms (late City Theatre) to Let for Lectures, Balls, &c. Apply Prince of Wales Opera House. 10612 PRINCE OF WALES OPERA HOUSE. Sole Proprietor J. J. Bartlett. BENEFIT OF W. J. WILSON, Scenic Artist, TO-MORROW EVENING, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9. - Mr Wilson begs to inform the in- | habitants of Hokitika, that his first ! Benefit will take place To-Morrow evening, when he most respectfully solicits their patronage and presence. The Performance will commence with the Comedy, entitled THE CONTESTED ELECTION. Mr Dodgson, Mr J. J. Bartlett ; Tom Peckover, (first appearance) Mr W. J. Wilson. Mr Bartlett will address the Electors at 9 o'clock. The whole to conclude with the Burlesque of •"' THE BABES IN THE WOOD." Sir Rupert. Miss Rosa Cooper ; Tommy, Mr W. J. Wilson; Sally, Mrs L. Gowan, (the babes). 10611 A GRAND SWEEPSTAKE. TTTILL BE DRAWN on WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 9 o'clock, at ROSCOW'S MANCHESTER HOTEL, For the forthcoming MUNICIPAL ELECTION. To consist of 50 members at Ll. •" Ist on the Poll £30 2nd „ 15 3rd , „ 5 Five per cent, will be deducted to defray expenses of advertising &c. 10605 Notices. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. "~jVTO satisfactory Tender haying been JLi received for the erection of a Signalman's House at Hokitika, tenders will be received till five o'clock p.m. on Thursday next, October 10. For particulars enquire at District Engineer's Office, Hokitika. Jaues Rochfobt, District Engineer. October 7, 1867. 10603 PIANOS. p GRIFFITH, vJ« From Melbourne, PIANOPOETE TUNEE AND R.EPAIBEB, Address — R. Weight, Victoria Hotel, Revell street. . 10600 MUSIC provided for Balls and Parties. Violin and Piano always at command. J. R. Weight, 10601 Victoria Hotel. T ANIGAN'S Store and Business, Old JLj Waimea Township, having been purchased by Dee Brothers, they beg to solicit a continuance of the custom given to their predecessor. Their two stores and bakery will now supply provisions and bread at the cheapest rates. 10606 NOTICE. ALL OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS against JONES, M'GLASHAN and CO. must be sent in on or before the 9th of October, 1867, for examination and payment. All accounts due to the firm, unless immediately settled, will be placed in the hands of a solicitor, for" collection. 10567 Jones, M'Glashan and Co. IT is hereby notified tliat all outstanding accounts due to the firm of M'Guire and Lynch, A 1 Bakery, remaining unpaid after the 16th instant, will be placed in the hands of a Solicitor for collection; M'Guibe and Lynch, Swan Hotel, 10576 Wharf street. TO MEET THE TIMES. GREAT REDUCTION. BILLIARDS, Day and Night, Is, at the Rose, ' Shamrock, and Thistle , Hotel, ReveU Street. 10587 AMES MARSHALL, NUESEBYMAN AND SEEDSMAN. J. M. has just opened in the seed business, and being a practical gardener of long experience in England and. New Zea•land, he feels confident that he will be able to supply a want hitherto felt in Westland, and* amateurs buying their seeds of J. M. can receive instructions as to sowing, &c, <&c, &c. Note the address — Oddfellows' Hall, ReveU street North. 10416 ~ Z JH STEVE NSON, J . FAMILY GROCER, Opposite the Terminus, ReveU street North. J. S. has now ON SALE— HIGHLY^FLAVORED TEAS, at 3s 6d DELICIOUS COFFEES; OILMAN'S STORES ; PROVISIONS; DAIRY PRODUCE, &c. &c. &c Families, Hotelkeepera, and others, would da weU to t giY§the glove 'one triftl, 10§2.1