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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 261, 5 November 1869, Page 3

TO^THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ; N E L S 0 J..,.,7.".:v7'" : 7 GENTLEMEN,— The Nomination of Members ", of the Provincial Council for the Ciry of Nelson has been fixed for Tuesday next, when ifc is my intention to ask you to renew the ..confidence yon have so often placed in me by electing me one of your .Representatives. » .■■• I have the honour to be, Gen tit-men, Your obedient servant, HENRY ADAMS. Nelson, Nov. 3, 1869. 2H54 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NELSON.. GENTLEMEN,— As the nomination of Candidates to represent the City in the Provincial C ••uncil will take place on the 9th instant," I take this opportunity ot informing you that it is my intention attain to solicit your suffrages, and I trust you will consider that my conduct as your representative during the p-ist four years has been sufficiently satisfactory to merit a continuance of ycur support. ALFRED GREENFIELD. Nelson, Nov. 2, 1889. 2340 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NELSON. GENTLEMEN,— At the request of many of the Electors, I have again consented to become a Oiindididate to represent you in the Provincial Council, and should you again r* turn me to fill that important trust, I will endeavour to forward the interests of the City and the Province generally to the best of my ability. I have the honor to be Gentlemen, Yours obediently, ROBERT BURN. Nelson, Nov. 3. 1869. 2346 NOTICE OE REMOVAL. EEMOVED to NEW OFFICES, next Union Bank, Hardy-sireet, JSelson. 2353 ADAMS & KINGDON. VICTORIA TJ OTEL, Haven Road. fl. Amusements Every Evening, 8 o'clock. ADMISSION FREE. 2200 ARRIVAL OF TDIRD, OLOW & TTTILLS' ri REAT A MERICAN j^IRCUS. POSITIVELY THK LAST TWO NIGHTS. The Splendid Spectacle of DICK TURPIN'S RID TO YORK, And the DEATH OF HIS MARE BLACK BESS will be produced THIS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 5. The Performance will commence with the GRAND STAR and WALTZ ENTREE with the SIX TRAINED STEEDS, Who will go through a Variety of Performances, led by Miss Annie Norman and Mr. Bird, Mr. GOULD WALLACE In his Beautiful INDIAN JUGGLING ENTERTAINMENT SIGNOR SALAVARIO, The South American Star Rider, in his Intrepid Feats of Horsemanship. MADAME ANAI.EAU, The most accomplished and daring Lady Equestrienne of the day. Mr. MORRIS MURRAY, The Prince of Clowns, in his amusing Stump Oration. HERR CBRISTOFF, The most astounding Tight Rope Dancer, the acknowledged best Performer on the Rope that ever appeared in the Colonies. ' THE THREE WONDERS.. Young American, Young Olma, and Liliputian Charlie, in their daring Acrobatic Entertainment. Mr. THOMAS BIRD, The Great Trick Rider and Conortionist. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, November 6, there will be a GRAND MID-DAY ' ' PERFORMANCE for the Accoramodaion of Schools and Families residing in the Country. Doors Open at Half-past Two. Doors Open at Half-past Seven. 7 I . v. Performance to commence at Eight, sharp. Pit, 25.; Dress Circle, 45..; Children, Half-price. 7 7 ' -'■■ ;■ ■■' '",■-•<■■':'_■£££ ■ yy-- 2330