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Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 260, 1 June 1868, Page 3

Commissioner'* Office, Westport, May 17, 1868. BRIDLE TBACK to fee Cfclodomwi Terrace; »nd also for t>vA Driving abo.it, twenty-tiro ?ites, near Mr comer -rill be received «ntil 4 p.m. Monday, Ist June, at this office, where ipeciflcations may be seen. The oversee? will point out the work on the Caledonian Terrace, on Saturday next. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. T. A. SNEYD KYNNEKSLEY, Commissioner.

BRUNNER COAL MINE, ON THE RIVER GREY. VTOTICE is hereby given that the "Waste Lands Board of the Province of Nelson is prepared to receive applications for a lease of the above Mine. But no lease will be issued until the applicants shall have satisfied the Board that they are in possession of sufficient capital to enable them to lay down a railway from the mine to the Port at Cobden, and to ensure also the working of the mine in a manner commensurate with its importance. Applications must be accompanied by the deposit of one shilling an acre as required by the 63nd section of "The Nelson Waste Lands Act 1863" amounting in this case to Sixty Pour Pounds. (£64.) (Signed,) H. C. DANIELL, Commissioner. Crown Lands Office Nelson sth May, 1868. NELSON SOUTH-WEST GOLDFIELDS. WESTPORT HOSPITAL. A MEDICAL OFFICER is REA QUIRED for the Hospital and Gaol, Westport. Medicines to be supplied by the Medical Officer. Salary, £25 per month, with liberty to practise. Applications to be sent to the Commissioner's Office, Westport, on or before the 15th June, 1868. J. GILES, R. M., and Warden. CASINO DE VENISE, TUESDAY, JUNE 2in>. ANNOUNCEMENT ExTBAOBDINABY !! THE Friends of Mr. JF. S. CARROLL, having signified their intention of giving him a BENEFIT in recognition of his many services in connection with the Press of Charleston, on his leaving the colony. On which occasion will be produced for the first time in Charleston, the gorgeous Mythological Burlesque in three Acts, entitled ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE! with all the original text, coupled with Local Hits and Jeu d' Esprit. Prologue written expressly for the occasion, spoken by Mr Dwan. The Burlesque to conclude with AN AMATEUR CONCERT, in which all the vocal talent of Charleston will appear. Committee: Messrs.Bowman, Jones, M'Owen, Dwan, Neale, Hennelly, Hannay, M'Donald, Weitzel, Poyn, Sturt, Ringe, Cullen, Curtis, Behan, and Rooney, from whom tickets may be obtained. Admission: Reserved Seats* numbered, 55.; Back Seats, 2s 6d. -"•"~""emembeb, June 2nd*