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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 175, 22 July 1878, Page 2

1250 FOR NOTHING! 1250 PREVIOUS TO THEIR ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING, T< 8. WYMOND SCO. HAVE DECIDED TO PRESENT TO THEIR NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS A OF £250 WOETH OF And as ifc is impossible to share all alike, they purpose allowing Chance to decide the matter, and distribute the Prizes on the principle of the [ London Art Union. :o: • TO TAKE PLACE AT THEJ§ MASONIC HALL, NELSON,. IN OCTOBER NEXT. - — :o:—« — — £, s. FIRST. PRIZE, value 20 O O Five Prizes, each value <£1O 50 O O Five „ „ 5 25 O O Ten „ „ 2 20 O O Thirty „ „ 1 30 O O Two Hundred and Ten „ 10/- 105 0 0 £250 0 0 Grand Total of 261 Prizes ! — :o: — — AT THE HALL OF COMMERCE ON and AFTER THIS DATE, subject to the following conditions :— Each CASH PURCHASER will be presented with ONE TICKET for every Pound's worth of Goods bought ; for example, the Purchaser of a Five Pound Parcel will receive Five Tickets. Purchasers o" less than a Pound and over Ten Shillings' worth of Articles will receive a Half-ticket, two of which can be exchanged for a whole one at any time prior to the drawing. To satisfy all that the Drawiug is done Fairly, it will be conducted by a Committee elected from the Ticket Ho!ders. Each Ticket will be numbered, and the winning numbers published in all the Ne'son papers. The Prizes, as above, will consist of Orders on T. S. Wymond & Co. for Goods to the amount of the srme, and Winners can hrve the value of their Orders in whatever Goods they may choose to select. By this arrangement no one will get Articles they do not require. The number of Tickets to be given away is limited to 4,000. :o : — fS° Note.— To all Purchasers of Drapery, Clothing, Millinery, Ac. Bear in mind that you are paying no more than Our Usual Cheap Rates, and at the same time you are getting a chance of winning any or several of the above Pkizes. T. S. WYMOND & GO, HALL OF COMMERCE 0 Nelson, June 25, 1878.

ALL SAINTS' CHURCH INSTITUTE. /COMMITTEE MEETING TUESDAY, \J 23rd instant, at 630p m. Business : To arrange for Lecluic?. «8 2 " Trial by Jury/ 9 On Tuesday Next, JULY 23, at cue Theatre Royal, The celebrated Dramatic Cantata j "TBIALBYJURY!" By A kthur Sullivan and W. S. Gilbert. On the same evening will be produced The Laughable Dramatic Cantata, composed by Offenbach, entitled " Blind Beggars!" The performance will conclude with the SCREAMING FARCE, by J. M. Morton, "WHITEBAIT AT GREENWICH." The proceeds of the Eatertainmeut wiil be devoted to the Nelson Hospita l, the Nelson Aid Societs, and the Hasmonic Societt. A percentage of the profits will be handed over to the 1.0.0. F., M.U., instead of a settled payment for rent. admission : Fhont Seats «,3/_ Galleet .w.2/6 Body op Hall 2/~ N.B.— The three front rows of seats will be numbered and reserved, for which an extra charge of 1/- a seat will be made. A Plan of the Reserved Seats may b seen at Mr Stanton's, and T-cketa can re obtained of all loo'tselkra after Saturday, the 20th instant Doors open at 7.30. The curtain will rise at 8 precisely. A. McKELLAR WIX, Stage Manager.