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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 66, 17 March 1880, Page 2

Re-organising the Business! — : o: — — » In consequence of the Alteration in the Firm the 3alance of our Summer Stock MUST he Cleared This Month ! Therefore we shall offer for the NEXI FOURTEEN DATS, THE MOST IN Drapery, Clothing, Milliniry. Boots, Se. COME EARLY— Balance of DRESS STUFFS ! UNDER ENGLISH COSI, ' Check and Stripe Grenadines, 2/11 the Dress Fancy Mohairs 5/6 „ Lustres in all shades, from 6/6 , % „ Figured Mattic Clo:hs 7/11 ; „ Black Lustres j BJd yard ;o; EEMNANTS OF Dresses, Calicos, Sheetings, Win** ceys, &c, &c, At Half-price, *-"~ l "*~""""|Q[«.»m«o«__oi THE BALANCE OE THE Brussels, lapestry, and Kidder Carpet Samples At from 4d to 4s lid. o Train Fares Paid to Country Buyers of ,£3 and upwards. T. S. Wtmoind & Co., HALL OF COMMERCE.

WANTFD, a respectable young GIRL as an INDOOR APPKENTICE to the DRESSMAKING TRADE. Apply Mrs. KING. 843— 3p Ng«t ; awa-Btreet WANTED— A sooi GENERAL SERVANT. Apply Mas MOSS DAVIS, Shelboume-stref-**.. 822 — 3a GRAND TINTEETAINMENT |'J TO BB GITEN BT THE Members of Good's BoardingHouse, On or About 31st March, 1880. PROGRAMME, Part I. I Overture '*• I in ifore," Ha.o, Mr H Coombe 2., Poag Character Mr J.JFiint 3. Sontr Comic Mr E Mountier 4. Recitation «' Daniel v. Diehclout" Mr P. Topliss ... SoDgand Dance Mr F. Pitt 6. t'ong .'-Old Potomac's t- hore -".Mf A. Green 7. Duttt " Qiit dat tickling me " Messrs fitt nnd Mountier Interval of Ten minutes. Part 11. The Original Drama in One Act. entitle 1 "A Practical Man" Part 111. Concluding with that World-renowned and ~ Side-Sp itting Farce, entitled " The Four o'clock Train." Doors open at 7..0, to commenca at 8 sharp. Conductor Mr. P. Topliss. Musical Director Mr. H. Coombs. Stage Manager „,^lr. F. Pitt. 844—1