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For remainder of News see Fourth page. Kew Advertisements. NELSON VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. PRACTICE TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING, at Half-past Seven o'clock. JNO. W. WIGZELL, 1626 Hon. Secretary. COLLING WOOD COAL DEPOT, THE PORT. (opposite ldkins' lisie kilk.) Just Arrived, ex Waihopai, a Cargo of d^OLLINGWOOD i^OALS, Which will be DELIVERED to any part of the Town at 33/- per ton, Cash. JAMES BURFORD. N.B. — Orders left at the Coixingwood Coal Depot, or with Mr. J. R. Mabi\, will be carefully attended to. 16i7 ODD-FELLOWS' HALL. CONTINUED and TRIUMPHANT t ,SUCCESS Off ■JV/TR. g IV/TRS. /^ EORGE "T^AREELL (Late Mes. ROBERT HEIR), ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE NIGHTLY ! ! Last Night of this Programme, and Last Night but Two. THE "HUNCHBACK." HELEN AND MODUS SCENES. "HAMLET," Queen and Ophelia - - Mrs. George Darrell Bam let - - - Mr. George Darrell THREE GREAT SCENES. THE "LOVE CHASE," Constance ... Mrs. George Darrell Wildralce - Mr. George Darrell MRS GEO. DARRELL'S ROYAL RECITALS, The "SONG OF THE SHIRT," and the "BRIDGE OF SIGHS." TRIUMPHS OF ELOCUTIONARY ART. GEORGE DARRKLL'S « THE YOUNG GIRL OF THE DAY," The most Marvellous Make-up ever presented. " THE QUEEN'S LETTEIS." THE CROW ! CROW ! ! CROW !! ! Mr. A. OAKEY, Pianist. Family Tickets, to admit 4, 12/-. Front Seats, 4/- Second Seats, 2/- Gallery, 1/Carriages, Half-past Ten. 1621