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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 29, 3 February 1874, Page 3

MASONIC HALL. POSITIVELY FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. THIS f TUESDAY) AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, February 3 and 4. Re-appearance of the Celebrated and World-renowned AUSTRALIAN BELLRINGERS, INSTRUMENTALISTS, AND VOCALISTS, THE TALENTED LYNCH FAMILY, WHOSE Unrivalled Performances have gained for them a World-wide reputation throughout the habitable Globe, and the great Ethiopian Comedian and Dancer, MR. FRANK VERTEN. MRS. PALMER, PIANIST. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT I ! TO-NIGHT ! I ! CHANGE OF PROGRAMME I Change of Programme 1 RF-APPEARANCE ot the OAMPANOLOGIANS. Re -appearance ofthe Campanologians. Re-appearance of the Campanologi-ms, In their Wonderful Entertainment. RE APPEARANCE of the Celebrated LYNCH FAMILY. Rc-nppearance of the Celebrated Lynch Family. Re-r.ppearance of the Celebrated Lynch Family. RE-APPE&RNCE of Mr. FRANK VERTEN Re-appearance of Mr. Frank Vbrtbn. Re-appearance of Mr. Frank Verten. Grand PERFORMANCE on 130 BELLS, and a variety of other Musical Instruments. Selections from "Norma," " La Somnambula," " Ii Trovatore," and National Airs of All Nations, including "RING THE BELL WATCHMAN," as performed at the Melbourne Town Hall with enthusiastic applause, before the largest audience (4,000) ever congregated in Australia, &c., &c, &c. LINCOLN'S MARCH, as played at tbe funeral of the late President Lincoln. " Del Aura Tura," from « Norma," &c, &c " Still so Gently," from "La Sonambula," &c, &c, &c. Hampstead Heath, with Chime Variations. &c, &c. And a host of others. "CHING CHING," Chinese Song and Dance, as Sung and Danced by the talented Lynch Family with immense success throughout Australasia, &c, &c. The great comic Trio the HALLELUJAH BAND by the Lynch Family. as sung by them with great success in their popular entertainments, &c., &c. Popular Songs, Ballads, and Operatic Selections, by Mr Verten. Mr Frank Verten wi'l also appear in bis Comic Songs and Dances, " Nellie, the Belle." •' Walking in the Starlight," and "Nicodemus Johnson," &c, &c. The whole concluding with the Laughable Farce of the DR. BROWN'S DISPENSARY. Dr. Brown.. .Harry Lynch, jun. Mrs Jones (an old lady suffering with the rheumat'sm).. .Robert Lynch. Mr Jones, a butcher ... George Lynch. Julius Cfesar (the Doctor's assistant). .. Frank Verten. Reserved StatF, 3s; Back, 2s; Gallery ls. Doors open at Half-past 7, commence at 8. HENRY LYNCH, Sen., Proprietor. CHAS. A. BRIGHT, Agent. 30e NEW STOCK RECEIVED BY W. C. WILKINS, EX "HARVEST HOME," AND " SIR WILLIAM WALLACE " TO MELBOURNE. Moseley's London PLANES Mosbley's London SAWS, Saw Handles, and JOINERS' TOOLS Ward's CHISELS, GOUGES, and CARVING TOOLS, and SHEEP-SHEARS Turner's Sheffield Cross-cut and Hand SAWS Turner's Mill-Saw and Reaper FILES Turner's SMITHS' FILES and RASPS BRUSHWARE, Brunswick BLACK, and Lamp GLOBE. LEVELS, BRACES, and BITS Bench HOLDFASTS, VICES, And a good Selection of TOOLS AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY. W. C. WILKINS Is prepared to receive ORDERS to procure from ENGLAND MOWING AND REAPING MACHINES for Next Season's Use, OP Horns by's, Bamlett's, or any leading make. Terms on application. B3JT Owners of Machines are recommended to examine them, and order Duplicate part and Extras, early, to avoid disappointment when actually needed. W. C. WILKINS, IRONMONGER, NELSON. January 15, 1874. 161 ,