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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 28, 1 February 1873, Page 2

MURRAY'S GREAT WORLD CIRCUS Immense success of the JULLIEN TROUPE. Champion Gymnasts. THIS (Saturday) EVENING. Second Appearance of MISS MARY MURRAY ON HORSEBACK. , MASTER JAMES BRAME, In new Scenes on Horseback. Lookout for MR. W. MOFFATT, The Great Sumersault Thrower. MAURICE MURRAY, Clown and Jester. Prices of Admission— Seats 3/-; Promenade, 2/-; Childrefa, Half-price. . 2-44 TO THE HARBOR ROCK. THE lime again ifc has come round, Like the hands of Nelson clock, For W. Jones can take you down Quite near the Fifeshire Rock. You should embrace the morning air, That's -when the weather's fine, A chance I own that's not so rare— I return at half -past nine. 0 yes, young folks, an early ride Will brighten so your features, For often up you'll find the tide, You will, my lovely creatures. O, yea, you say, this is a treat, It's just the very ticket, For I hear you're back in Hardy-street To a school, you're bound to Pickett. So on Tuesday nest, at half-past eight, New works we're bound to pass, And on the road we can dilate On the usefulness of gas. 243 W. A. Jones. FARM FOR SALE IN the DOVEDALE DISTRICT, ou the Trunk Road from Dovedale to Upper Moutere. Nelson; consisting of 145 ACRES of GOOD ARABLE LAND, 55 Acres of which are Cleared, and partly sown with English Grass, partly under Crop, and the rest good useful Bush The Buildings on the property are only recently erected, and consist of A Substantially-built DWELLING-HOUSE, with 5 Rooms on the Ground Floor, and a Lofty place upstairs; a Good BARN, 12 x 24, floored throughout, with COW SHED, HORSE STABLE, and TRAP SHED attached. Large PIGSTYE and FOWL HOUSE, 14 x 30. SMOKING HOUSE 10 x 18_ &c. The GARDEN (I acre) is partly stocked with Fruit Trees. As the Owner is leaving the neighborhood solely from private reasons, this is a first-cla6S investment for anyone with a small capital. For Particulars apply to CHARLES HARLING, 150 Lasd Broker, Trafalgar-street.