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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIV, Issue 602, 24 October 1855, Page 2

Nefo Bfofarttgement& ODD FELLOWS' HALL. A CONCERT will be given in the above Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, November 1, the entire pi'oceeds of which will be devoted to the Building Fund. Single Tickets, 3s. 6d. ; Family Tickets (to admit four), 10s. 6d. ; Reserved Seats (Single Tickets), 55. ; Family, 15s. / Doors open at Seven, me Concert to commence at Eight o'clock precisely/ \J J. Peect, Secretary. (CAPTAIN J. SPENCE, Barque "Queen \J Margaret." Dear Sir — We, the undersigned passengers by your vessel from London to New Zealand, hereby desire to express our grateful acknowledgments for your many kindnesses shown to us on the voyage, during which we feel assured our comfort was ever to you an object of the greatest solicitude. Wo also desire to bear testimony to your urbanity to every one, as well as to your professional proficiency, and that of your olu'ef officer, Mr. Anderson ; and, in conclusion, we beg to convey to you our most sincere wishes for your health and prosperity. James Heath Joseph Hodder Fred. W. S. Renner Wm. Jarvis Robert Stephenson Lewis Bryant Joseph J. Old Albert Newman James John Old Charles Swan Evelyn A. Kinsey John Walker George E. Kinsey Jiohn nensen, senior T. M. Newman f^ John Hensen, junior Alfred T. AshleyN J Frances Bales John" Bason \S ■ Reuben Bason Jesse Gardiner John Baker. Nelson, New Zealand, October 18, 1855. MR. A. AITKEN, Auctioneer and General Commission Agent, begs to announce to the numerous population now arriving on these shores with the intention of settling, that he has FOR SALE, on very easy terms, ALLOTMENTS of LAND in almost all pacts of the TOWN and COUNTRY. Albert Auction Room, Bridge-strectpl October 23rd, 1855. C,^ *> IVrOTlCE.— Whereas, about Four Months J-\ since, a stray SHEEP joined my Flock. The Owner can have it again by selecting the same, and paying expenses. If not claimed in One Month, it will be sold. > v / J. Andkews. Waimea-south, October 20. VICTORIA CIRCUS. Proprietor, W. H. FOLEY. ■ . THIS EVENING, OCTOBER 24. / For tho BENEFIT of the BRITISH PATRIOTIC FUND. POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGnT. Mr. Foley respectfully tenders his grateful acknowledgments to the inhabitants of Nelson for the many acts of kindness he has received at their hands, and for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon him during his sojourn in this province ; and begs to acquaint them that this Evening (which will positively be the last night of performance prior to his departure by the Steamer) a Bories of Entertainments will be given, in aid of the Patriotic Fund, on which occasion ONE-HALP OF THB GEOSS pboceeds (whatever their amount may be) will be paid into the Union Bank to the account of that Fund. For PROGRAMME of the EVENING'S AMUSEMENTS, see Handbills. Admission: — Boxes, 65.; Pit, 4s. Children to any part of the Circus, 3s. Doors open at Seven, and the Performance to com* mence at Eight o'clock. g§p° It ie particularly requested that all demands upon Mr. Foley may be immediately sent in for liquidation, at the Trafalgar Hotel.