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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 283, 25 November 1873, Page 2

GRAND CHORALUNION IN connection with THE EXHIBITION. Committee : Mr Holloway, | Mr Rout, Mr Fell, j Mr Pickering, Mr Stanton. PROVINCIAL HALL, NELSON. EVENING CONCERT. FRIDAY, the 28th NOVEMBER Instant, At Seven o'clock} p.m. p R o o r a.mmc: Part I. — Secular, Solo and Chorus— National Anthem. Overture— Masaniello ... " ..." Rossini. Solo and Chorus—" The Chough and Crow to roo;t are gone" (Guy Mannering).. • -, ) ... Bishop.; Trio— "Queen of the i^ighfr" ; ... Smart Chorus— The.Carnovale Rossini. Duet— "Snowfl ikes" ... Mrs Anderson. Chof.us— " Hail Smiling Morn." ... Spofforth. Band of ] n „ \ Volunteer 1 Com ™ cXe X J- A. Oakey. Artillery. ) wauz. j Part II. — Sacred. Overture— Samson ... Hansel. Chorus— Hailstone, Israel in Egypt Handel. Aria—" 0 Rest in the Lord ... Mendelssohn, • ; £ow> and Chorus — Prayer from Moses in Egypt ... ......... Ro6Bini. Aria— "Hear ye. Tsrael" ) «;:•. ,, T „ , Chorus-" Be not airaid " j E^: Mendelsshon. Chorus—" The Heavens are teliihg" Creation .. ' ..:;: -v.. Haydn. Grand Chorus— HallelojahjSjCßsaiSh Handel CHORAL UNION. - Orchestral Practice~On;;M(mday;E^eiring. Full Rehearsal — Tuesday ]Ev^uings^ ! Final Rehearsal— Friday. Moriii^l'&jao a.m. Admission to Exhibition this dkj^ including Concert, 2s. Ticket-holders to Concert, ls. The Exhibition will be closed at 6 o'clock and during the Concurs, which will i commence . punctually at 7 p.m. ' -f Programmes— Price Sixpence. 2976 , . W- M. STANTON. GAS FITTINGS ? GAS FITTINGS ! SINGLE AND DOUBLE "BRACKETS." ~ 2 and 3 Light Chandeliers Hall Lamps and Slide Pendants Sun Burners for Hhop Windows Circular do. do, large sizes Argand Burners for Offices, with shades Gas Moons, plain and engraved. Selected expressly for this Market An Early Inspection Invited. NOW ON SALE, At H. HOUNSELL'S, 2987 No. 1, Bridge-street. CARPET! CARPET!! THE Best Assortment . of BRUSSELS and TAPESTRY CARPET ever imported, with Hearth Rugs to match, t At H. HOUNSELL'S,' No. 1, Bridge-street. gISB JJ A S 0N,1,C ...HA L L. POSITIVELY FOR FIVE; NIGHTS ONLY. Opening TO-NIGHT (Tuesday), Nov. 25, and continuing Wednesday, Thursday*/, and Saturday, Nov. gl}, 27,. and 29. Second appearance in Nelson o{ the celebrated AUSTRALIAN B'ELtr-tiPN GERS, Instrumentalists and Vocalists. The talented LYNCH FAMILY Just arrived fr m Melbourne, en route, for >. San Francisco. Assisted by tbe great English Ethiopian Comedian and Dancer, : MR FRANK VERT EN, From the principal London, Liverpool, Birmingham, anl Theatres. Messes OAKEY and SEYMOUR, ' Pianists/ The programme will include GRAND PERFORMANpES ON 130BEJLLSJ and a variety. of other Musical Instruments. Selections from Norma, Somnambula, Il Trovatore, Martha, &c, &c.,and National Airs | \ of all nations, including RING THE BELL| WATCHMAN 1 ! As performed by the Australian Bell Ringers with enthusiastic applause at the Melbourne Town Hall, before the largest au ience (400o) ever congregated in the Colonies, , on Easter Monday, 1872, &c, &c, &c. New Instrumental Combinations on the Clock Bells, Picolos, Anglo-Concertinas, Piano, . &c, &c, by the Lynch Family. New popular Ballads by <the Great Tenor ** Mr. Frank Vbrtkn. Comic Quartettes, including; Ching Ching, Chinese Song and Dance, as sung and Danced by the Talented Lrsqa ■ Family, with immense success through- ; out Australia r &c. ; Sailor's Hornpipe, as Danced by Frank Verten throughout England aud Scotland. COMIC SONGS AND DANCES Including " Kicodemus Johnson," as Sung and Danced by Mr Vertcn, with tremendous applause in Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, &c. Concluding with the New Laughable Farce of ADVENTURES OF A NERVOUS TRAVELLER 11! Mr Brown, Landlord of the Royal Mail Harry Lyuch, jun. Pompey, the Traveller ... Frank Verten Mrs Brown's Tommy ... Willie Lynch &c, &c. National Anthem. ReserveSeata 3s-, Second S^ats, 2ij, Gallery ? *.ls. Doors Open at Half-past 7;i Commence at 8 •' punctuallyi.! ....;":')':; ; ; ' HENRY fcYNCff^Proprietor. 2988 CARLES : i&IGHT, Agent.