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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 2 November 1881, Page 3

UNITED ALPINE QUARTZ MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. LENDERS WANTED for the EX. JL TENSION of the above Company'^ Ko. 6 LEVEL TUNNEL, 500 Foet. Specifications nny be seen nt the Company's Office, Lyel'. here all tenders will be received np to 7 o'clock p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 2»d XOVEMBBtt, proximo. A deposit of £10 to aceompiny each tender. Tholowe.it or any tender not necus* tariiy accepted. JAMES INGLIS, Manager. Lyell. October 27tb, 1831. WALKER'S HOTEL, BOATMAjn'S. A GRAND T ITERARY AND irfUSICAL ENTERTATNMLJiNT In Aid of tbe Fan.l of the UEKFTON HOSPITAL To be Held »t F. WALKEU'S HALL. Boatman's, On "THURSDAY, November 3rd, 1881. Under the Management, of the EEEFi'ON FIKK BKIGAOE COMMITTEE. Pabt L Cornet duet Messrs Tait and Crumpton Song— Tbe> Tar's Farewell Mr F. Oxley Song : Katie's Letter... Miss Austin Reading Mr Mirfin Song : Home they broup.ht her War* rror Dead Mrs M 4 Arthur ! Sdftg : The Watch on the $iine ! Mr JA. Crumnton :In tbe Gloaming ... Miss Kiog Recitation : Bashful Man Mr Cohen Song : Eleeu AlJahah .. Miss O'Brien Song: Norah O'Neill Mr Pollock Song ; Buy My Pretty Flowers Miss Hankm Song : Over the Garden Wull Mr Broad Interval of Ten Minutes. Pact 11. Concertina solo ... Mr Fama Song ; Thy Voice is Near Mr Dornan j Song : Dear Little Shamrook Mrs Parry Recitation : Goody Grim v. Lapstone Mr Atkin Song » , Mr Casley Soog : My Grandfather's Clock Master Twohlll Sonij ... ... ... Mr Rumble Song : The Green Shores of Erin Mrs Trohill Song : An 'Orrible,Tale Mr Lynch Recitation : Shamus O'Brien Mr Charles Song.- Barney O'Hea Miss Moller ]!eeittttion : Two Glasses M* Cohen Song ... ... ... Mr Edridge Interval of ten minutes. To conclude with a local farce, entitled T HE BUSHRANGERS! The Bushranger Mr Pama Pete (a Darkie) Mr Atkin Police Officer ... ... Mr Sargeant J 1)9 Man MrEutledge Tianistes ... Mrs Fama and Miss Allen. Committee— Messrs W. G. Coiling*, W. J. Shaw. J. Smith, W. Brown, J. Oharles. W. Richardson. M. Doman, W. Crurapton, F. Iteid, W. Kuttled^e, with Menara Archer and Walker. Admission ... 2* 61. Doors open at 7 o'clock ; commence 730. EXCHANGE HOTEL, UPPER BROADWAY, Heefton. Nothing but tbe best Brands and Choicest Samples of WINES, ALES, and SPIRITS, kept in Stock. Lofty and well-vextiiated Bedbooms foh Visitors. In connection with the Hotel the pro* prietor wishes to draw the attention of Managers of Dramatic, Theatrical and other Companies to the •ODDFELLOWS' HALL,' Which has lately been entirely renovated, enlarged, and fitted np in a manner to ensure convenience and comfort of audiences and actors, Comprising new scenery and other ac« oessories, including a magnificent PriNO, necessary for firat- class per* formances, with Commodious Dress* ing Jfootns adjoining the stage, which is the largest io Reefton. The Hall will be let on Reasonable Tebmß, and no endeaVour will be spared to render th<« Hotel and Hall atttaelive to all Visitors. ANTHONY KATEII, Prophietob. MR. W. H. JONES, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Reeftou. ' Temporary Office ; ; M.rT ilbbook's Cottage— Wnlph-ntreef: pALL BECEIPT3 Circulars, Scrip Half- Yearly Statements. Pay-Sheets, &o, at the Inangaliua Times, Job Printing Office Central E.oadffuj, Reefton<