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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 186, 6 August 1879, Page 2

NELSON CITY RIFLES. f\ LECTURE will te dejcL lmred by the REV. JAMES LEIGHTON, at the Thkatrb Royal, on TUESDAY, 26th inst., in aid of the Funds of the above Company. Subject — * c Sir Henry Havelock," There will also be a MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT during tbe evening TittJgTS— Front Seats, 3/- ; Gallery. 2/ ; Buck Seatc, ]/-. To be obtained fromall the Stationers. C W. PERRIN. 2368— 6 a Hon. Secretary. HNERAL, mHE FRIF.NDSof theIaUsMn.F.THRIPJL PLETON are intormed that bia FtJ NEPAL will leave the residence of Mr. G. Blic£ at 2 o'clock on THURSDAY, to assemble at tbe Wesleyan Chdbch, at 2 3ft. 0. FLEMING, 2370 Undertaker. qPESDERS ACCEPTED by the WAIMEA X ROAD BOARD for Supplying Horses, Carts, and Drivers in the undermentioned Sub-districts : — Waimea East— W, Kearna, at 10s and 14s per day. Spring Grove -J. Hngen, 10a and 13s 61 ; G. Herwia, 10s and 14s Wakefield— Carroll & Fowler, 10s and Us ; G Hcrwin, 10s and 14s. Walraea West— J. Schwesa, 10s and 18s ; P. Leahy, 10s and 13s 6d. Eovedale— T. Burnett, 9s and 11 a. T. J. THOMPSON, Secretary. August 2, 1879. 2362—1 EUREKA. GOLD-MINING COMPANY [Limited]. AT a Meeting of the Directors in tbe abovenamed Company held on the 26th July, a CALL (the 10th) of ONE PENNY per Share has been made by the Directors and is payable to the Manager, at the Office of tbe Company. Hkefton, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th day ot August, 1879. THOMAS LEE, Manager. Reefton, August 5, 1879. 2361—2 The Colonial Oven MANUFACTORY, TRAFALGAK-ST., NELSON. "ROWLING BROS, ~L*J SHOEING And GENERAL SMITHS, Call epeelal attention to the fact that their COLONIAL OVENS are better made and cheaper than the imported article, whilst the advantages gained in having an Oven made to order, any size, will be at once apparent. Having now thoroughly established this branch of their business, Rowling Bbos. can undertake to supply the Trade on most favorable terms. Field and Fancy Gates MADE TO OKDER in a style that will ensure satisfaction. Tomb Bailings in any design, from 3/6 per foot. As we are practical men, our work may be relied upon as being weil constructed and extremely strobg. 2357— 12m0 THEATRE jg^jgj. ROYAL Lessee Mb. Gbo Dakbell. THE EVENT OP 1879. FARBWELL TO NEW ZEALAND Of tbose worldrenounfd Artistes — Mas. Gborqb Dahbell •, Mb. Geo Dabbell, the Colonial Actcr-Author. THE DARRELLS AND THE BBBT COMPAN V IN AUSTRALASIA Charmed with their reception on their last visit to Nelson, Mr and Mrs Dabbell, in bidding adieu, ere departing for England, have determined to visit the City of Nelson in their triumphant farewell tour. They will te supported by the Leading Artistes engaged for the Henry the Fifth and Cieswfck Combina'ions, and will be enabled thereby to present the legitimate drama with a degree of perfection never yet equalled ip Nelaon. DRAMATIB PERSONS : MRS. GEORGE DARRFLL, Misiss Mayor, May. Vernon, Vircent. Melrooe. Mr. GE"KGB DARRELL, Messrs, Vincent, Whyti, Power, Elliott, Ciiiiton. Sweeney, Huntley, Palmer, Montagu =, Wilson. Scfnta Artist, Mr Huntley ; Mechanist, Mr Winning. SIX NIGHTS ONLY ! Change of Programme Nightly. Tuesday, August 12, Sbakespere's Magnificent Tragedy in its entirety, in Five Acts— MACBETH! Macbeth Mr Geobgs Dabbkll Lpvdy Macbeth Mrs Geohgb Dabbsll Cast by the full strength of the Company, and will bp sung — ALL LOCKE'S ORIGINAL MUSIC! Wednesday, August 13, George Dabbell's Wonderiuly Successful Sensation Drama, in Three Acts— THE TRUMP CARD! Thcb&day, August 14, Shakespere's Glorious Tragedy, in Five Acts, in its entirety— O T H E L* L 0 ! Friday, August 15 Benefit of Mrs. George Darrell. The Great Classic Play iv Five Acts— LEAH! Satdbday, August 16, Boucicau!t's,World-reuouned Fiv->Act Sensation Drama — ,THE OCTOROON! Monday, August 18, Geobge Dabrkll's Frime Sensation Drama in Four Acts — TRANSPORTED FOR LIFE! Notb.— This, the moat successful Colonial Play ever written, will be produced with all the original Scenic and Mechanical Effects. Prices— s/-, 3/-, and 2/-. Packets of Six Front heat Tickets, admissible any evening, or Reserved Chair for the *ix nights, £1 4s, if purchased piior to August 12. Box Plan at Mr Stanton's, where Tickets may be obtained. 2260