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Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 182, 29 February 1868, Page 3

TO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. SALE BY AUCTION. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29,1868, 2 o'Clock, Sharp. THOMAS DWAN Has been instructed by the proprietor, Mr J. G-. McCarthy, Cordial Manufacturer, Charleston, to Sell by Public Auction, on the Premises, Prin-cess-street, Charleston, on Saturday, the 29th inst., to the highest bidder, THOSE centrally situated Business Premises long and favorably known as the BELLE DE UNION HOTEL ASSEMBLY ROOMS.

The above House is in the best position in Charleston, just alongside Messrs. Skoglund and Purcel's Waterloo House, and now doing a trade second to none in town; and to a purchaser who can afford to purchase and save heavy rents it offers an inducement very rarely met with. Terms at Sale. THOMAS D¥AN, Auctioneer, Charleston. ganm, will call on Messrs. Calder and White, Cordial Manufacturers, Westport, he will hear of something to his advantage. WANTED, a situation by a respectable youngwoman, as BARMAID. Unexceptionable references given. Address, " C. W.," office of this paper. STEPHENSON'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS. AN AMATEUR CONCERT will L take place at STEPHENSON'S ASSEMBLY BOOMS, On TUESDAY, 3ed MARCH, 1868

Reserved Seats ... 5s Od Body of Hall ... 2s 6d Proceeds to be given to the Church Parsonage Fund, Westport. Tickets may be obtained from Messrs Fleming, Parry, & Co., Mr Haskms, and Mr J. Munro. REUBEN CARNE, Ship and General Smith, Farrier and Wheelwright, Kennedy-street, "Westport, and at Greymouth. Estimates furnished for all kinds of work. I'p-country storekeepers supplied wholesale. Iron truck wheels on hand. NOTICE REVISION" OF THE MINING REGULATIONS OF THE NELSON SOUTH-WEST GOLDFIELDS.

THE Miners of the Buller District are requested to Elect Representatives to meet in the Court House at Westport, on SATURDAY, the 29th day of FEBRUARY, for the purpose of Revising and Amending the Goldfields Regulations. In order to avoid the inconvenience of an election conducted in the usual manner, it has heen decided that any person bringing with him Thirty (30) Miners' Rights will be deemed a duly elected Representative. It will only be necessary that the Miners' Rights shall be produced at the first meeting on February 29th, but no one can take any part in the proceeding who has not attended the first meeting. The Warden of the District will act as Chairman of the meetings. T. A. SNEYD KYNNERSLEY, Commissioner. Commissioner's Office, "Westport, Jan. 29,1868.