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rPHE undermentioned CONDEMNED -1- GOODS are to be SOLD by public AUCTION, to purchasers authorised by special or general license, at the Warehouse of Messrs. NICHOLSON AND RIDINGS, Bridge-street, on FRIDAY, 22nd instant, at Noon:— 6 Single-barrelled Rifles 6 sword bayonets G bullet moulds - 6 belts. D. ROUGH, Collector. Customs, Nelson, 18th October, 1858. 303 STRONG LONDON-MADE DOORS AND WINDOWS. XPOR SALE, EIGHTY PANEL DOORS: -*- 6ft. 6in.; 6ft. Bin.; 6ft. loin.; 7ft.; With mouldings on both sides, from 28s. Jo 345.' FORTY WINDOWS, various sizes. One or more doors or windows may be taken. Apply to J. S. M. JACOBSEN, Builder. Collingwood-street, Nelson, Oct. 15th, 1853. 294 PERFORATED ZINC, in any quantity, -*- -.- On Sale at 298 SYMONS'S STORE. JUST RECEIVED. O CASES LEA AND PERRIN'S celeU brated WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. On Sale at 299 • SYMONS'S STORE. IN THE RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. 'Morrison & Sclanders v. Tidd. BY virtue of a DISTRESS WARRANT, issued by the Magistrates in this case, Messrs. N. EDWARDS and Co. have received instructions to SELL by public AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th of October, on the premises known as the Stoke Brewery, at Twelve o'clock noon, the WHOLE of the PLANT of the BREWERY, together with TWELVE HOGSHEADS of BEER, and sundry useful articles. THOMAS FAGAN, Chief Constable. Nelson. October 15,1858. 302 THE, Undersigned requests that all CLAIMS, against him may be sent in immediately, and that all DEBTS due to him may be paid. From the Ist October instant, interest will be charged on all accounts of six months' standing; and those of twelvemonths' standing and upwards, if not immediately settled, will be placed in the hands of a solicitor for collection. GEORGE P. BUSH. October 18,1858. Five SHARES in the WORKING-MAN'S SHEEP 295 ASSOCIATION for Sale. THEATRE ROYAL, -*- Odd Fellows' Hall, Nelson. Acting Manager. Mr. F. Lee. Leader of Orchestra Mr. Bonnington. Grand Benefit Night for Miss Clara Seymour. MISS CLARA SEYMOUR begs most respectfully to announce to her friends and the public of Nelson and its vicinity, that she will take her BENEFIT on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, OCTOBER 22nd. On Friday evening, October 22nd, will be produced the best entertainment ever .offered in Nelson. The evening's entertainments will commence with the celebrated drama, by E. Fitzball, Esq., in two acts, entitled THE INKEEPER OF ABBEVILLE; OK, , The Ostler and the Robber. At the present time playing in London to crowded houses. The Marquis Romano .. .... .. Mr. Eden. Baron Idenberg(his friend)... Mr. Percival. Clauson (the Innkeeper) Mr. Clinton. Charles (in love with Louise) .. Mr. Morton. Ozzrard (the Ostler of the Inn) . .. Mr. Clements. Dyrkile (a supposed peasant).. Mr. P. Devise. Zyrtillo (I denberg's servant) .. .. Mr. Eastwood. Lady Emma (sister to Idenberg) .. Mrs. Clinton. Louise (daughter to Clauson) with songs ~ Miss C. Seymour. FAVORITE SONG Mr. F. CLEMENTS. HOME SWEET HOME. Miss C. SEYMOUR. To be followed by the celebrated farce, by Charles Selby, entitled THE UNFINISHED GENTLEMAN. Lord Totterly (an Adonis of sixty Mr. P. Devise.* The Hon. Mr. Frisk Flaramer (his nephew) Mr. Clinton. Charles Danvers (a barrister) .. Mr. Percival.. Billy Downey (an occasional porter and shoeblack, the Unfinished Gentleman) .. ..-'.. .. Mr. F. Clements. James Miller (Flammer's Tiger, polished, &c) ;. Mr. Eastwood. Nibble\ Two gentlemen belonging C Mr. Saunders, Catch/ to the Sherriff.. I'M. Taylor. Robert (servant to Lord Totterly) .. Mr. Valp. Thomas (servant to Miss Bloomfield) .. Mr. Yates, Louisa Bloomfield (betrothed to Danvers) « .. Miss C. Seymour. Mary Chintz (the bespoke of James Miller) .. Mrs. Clinton. SONG—YOU'LL REMEMBER ME....Miss CLARA SEYMOUR. . FAVORITE SONG.. ..BY A GENTLEMAN. THE HOUR OF OUR PARTING Miss CLARA SEYMOUR. The evening's entertainments to conclude with the celebrated COMIC BALLET, in one act, entitled STATUE BLAS; OR, The Marble Lover. Signor Boleno .. Mr. F. Clements. Signor Phillipe .. ~ Mr. P. Devise." Signor Griffo .- .. Mr. Eastwood. Signor Antonio .. .. Mr. Morton. Signora ArmenHa .. .. ... Miss Clara Seympnr.. Ballet dancers, &c, &c. N.B.—REMEMBER—Instead of Thursday the 21st, on account of the Ball, the Benefit will be held on FRIDAY, THE 22nd, PRICES OF ADMISSION :— Dbesb Circle, ss. ; Back Seats and Gallebt, 2s. 6d. Tickets to be had of Mr. STANTON ;Mr. EVERETT, Masonic Hotel; Mr. LUCK, Trafalgar Hotel. Doors open at Half-past Seven ; Performance to com- , ■.. mence at Eight o'clock. 300 LOST. O7 PUBLICAN'S MEASURES. If the kindly lent, and almost forgotten Measures (Gallons, Half-Gallons, and Quarts), are returned to the (< Arms " (Odd Fellows') of their disconsolate owner, all remembrances will be erased from his book. Otherwise, all persons found- harboring the Measures after this notice, may have their measures taken in a style that may not suit them. 301 [advertisement.] To the Editor of the Colonist. SIR,—I beg to state that JAMES GARRETT is no RELATION of mine. By inserting this in your next, you will oblige Yours truly, T. H. STRINGER. Waimea-road, October 15th, 1808. 289