Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 193, 13 March 1868, Page 3

STEPHENSON'S WESTPORT ASSEMBLY ROOMS MOLESWOETH-STEEEOJ. THE WEEKLY ASSEMBLIES ABE HELD EVERY TUESDAY EVEOTNG. Subscription, Ono Guinea, which entitles the member to a ticket for himself and lady to the Monthly Dress Ball, as well as to the Weokly Assemblies. Instructions in Dancing every Wednesday evening. Terms—7s 6d per month. Mb. Stephenson, having just opened the above spacious and commodious Hall, lias much pleasure in informing the Public tbat he is prepared to cator for Balls and Private Parties, Lodge Bauquots, Dinner and Supper Parties, on the most reasonable and complete scale. The attention of Theatrical Managers is directed to the above Rooms." rnHE APOLLO MUSIC HALL J- AND CASINO, | ""I,ATE THE AI)ELPHI TPEATRE. S. HAMILTON & CO., Peopeietoe. The above magnificently fitted-up Hall, just opened, offers unrivalled Amusement to the lovers of Music and Terpsichore. Several Young Ladies from Melbourne are engaged. A Splendid Band in attendance, and the whole under the guidance of two efficient M.C.'s; thus rendering this the first place of amusement in the Southern Hemisphere. AARONSON'S GRAND ART UNION. ON THE PRINCIPLE OF THE ART UNION OP LONDON. 50 Prizes of Valuable "Watches and Jewellery, in 200 Tickets of £l. THE Drawing will take place at the Black Bull Hotel, Princes-street. Charleston, on TUESDAY, 17th MARCH, at 8 o'clock in the evening. As Mr Aaronson is about relinquishing business in Charleston, the above offers a favorable opportunity to any wanting a watch or valuable jewellery for a pound. GREYMOUTH AND "WESTPORT TELEGRAPH. LENDERS WANTED, for clearing -*- a Line for the Construction of the Telegraph between Greymouth and Westport; and, also for the supply and delivery of Poles. The whole of the work to be let in three (3) sections, viz.:— No. 1. From Greymouth to Razorback. No. 2. Erom Razorback to Brighton. No. 3. From Brighton to Westport. Each of which will be separately tendered for. Plans and Specifications of Sections Nos. 1 and 2, may be seen at the Public Works Office, Greymouth; and Specifications for the same may be seen at the Resident-Magistrate's Office, Brighton. Plans and Specifications for Section No. 3, may be seen at the Post-office, Charleston, and Specification, at the Post-office, Westport. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders marked " Telegraph Tender" and addressed to the undersigned, Post-office, Greymouth, will be received up to the twentieth day of March 1868. The undersigned will be ready to give every information and go over the ine with intending Contractors, starting from Greymouth, on Thursday, the twelfth day of March, 1868. ALEX. AITKEN. IT ANTED, by a sober Man, a situaW tion as Chief Cook or Waiter. Good References given. Address "P. C." office of this paper.