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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume V, Issue 44, 22 February 1870, Page 3

TRAFALGAR HOUSE. Clearing Sale of SUMMER STOCK:, FOR SIX DAYS OIL V ! !■!■ COMMENCING ON jMojstday, February 28,- 1870. 0 „ LADIES' MADE-UP DRESSES, from lOs. FANCY MOHAIRS, from 4s. 6d. the Dress. PRINTED MUSLINS, from 5Jd. per yard. CHILDREN'S BLACK SILK JACKETS, from ss. ' LADIES' BLACK SILK JACKETS, from 15s. : . — — o ALL KINDS OF SEASONABLE GOODS will be offered at such REDUCED PRICES as -must, .effect an IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE, to make room for N E "Wi- WIN TE R GOODS TO ARRIVE PEE '7 ALPHINGTON." TRAFALGAR HOUSE, "." NEXT BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. FRANCIS ' GRIMES, MANAGER. February 22, 1870. 353

THE CONVERSAZIONE proposed to be given at the Provincial Hall, on Tuesday, 22nd " instant, .is UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED for a few days-, :330 GRAPES!! GRAPES!!! ON SALE at "the NELSON VINEYARD, in , Large or Small Quantities. PETER FRANK, 322 Tasman and Hardy Streets. PRESBYTERIAL FUND -- OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. THE TRUSTEES of the above Fund have the sum of THREE HUNDRED POUNDS to LEND on Good Freehold Security. Apply immediately to . ALEX, SCLANDERS. - l Trusteeß 308 HENRY BUCKERIDGE, j- irusiees - ODDFELLOWS' HALL. QTAR QOMPANY THIS- EVENING, TUESDAY. The Performance will commence with Taylor's Celebrated Drama in Four Acts,, of THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN. Robert Brierly - - Mr. Joseph Rayner James Daiton - - - Mr. J. G. Joyce Melter Moss - Mr. Sam Howard Hawkshaw - Mr. James Simmonds Maltby - Mr. A.M'TrellarWix (who has kindly consented to appear) Mr. Simpson - ' - . - Mr. Leech (who has generously given his services) Brunton- - Mr. Power May Edwards- -: - Mrs. H. Jackson Sam Willoughby - - Mr. Sam Howard Mrs. Willoughby. - r Mrs. Joyce. PROGRAMME OP SCENERY AND INCIDENTS. Act 1. — Seeing Life. The Bellevue Gardens in a . 17_South-western Suburb (summer evening). Act S.^Bacb from Portland, May Edwards's Lodgings. , Act 3.— The Office Messenger. A Bill Broker's Office in the City. Act 4.— Hunted down. The Bridgewater Arms. A Street in the City. 7An Old City Churchyard. To conclude with the Laughable Farce of MY BROTHER BILL AND ME. Archibald Noodle - - Mr. J. G. Joyce William Wiggins - - Mr. Joseph Rayner Benjamin Wiggins - - Mr. S. Howard Simon ■*,- > . : - . ..-- - - Mr. James Simmonds Seraphina Noodle - - Mrs. Joyce.' j Marthb, Miiggles - - Mrs. S. -Howard t S! Wilhelmina - --- - Mrs. Harry Jackson - During the Evening, SEIVERAL NEW Amb POPULAR ARIAS, bt :. .MRrALFREKOAKBY. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, ;.';";..•'• B,;E : 7'N.-; E\.F I T j • "A ''] ■' 'A. '":. .i *; OF ' ";.''- I Mr. and Mrs. S. HOWARD, j Front fefeats/Ss.; Back Seats, 2s. i Gallery, Is. j Children' H,alf r price to Front and Back Seats Doors Open at Half -past ,Severi,i Commencing at Eight o'clock, and"terminating as-near Eleven ss possible. ! |