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* ••, * _ ON SUNDAY NEXT, the 20th instant, Mr.. J. G. DECK will (D.V.) PREACH at the Frc-masons'Hall, Trafalgar-street ;-Morning Service commencing at Eleven o'clock, and in>the Evenin<v. a t • half-past Six. ' ■ ■ ■ 938 . npO LET, for a .Term,, the COTTAGE, -*- with 2& Acres of L \ ND, situated on the Waimea-road, near' Mrs. Snow's, and at present occupied by M. .Walker." Apply on the premises. . 940 FOR NEW PLYMOUTH AND MANUKAU. M>djgkfr -HPI-lE I. R. M. Steamship MaFiik A LORD WORSLEY, wsll Sasl on or alboufc tho 21st in" FOR WELLINGTON, CANTERBURY, AND OTAGO.—Tho I. R. M. Steamship LORD ASHLBr will Sail on or about the same date. 930 NELSON MECHANICS' CRICKET CLUB."' PRACTISING DAYS x>f the above Club ■*- will, itntil further notice, be on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, on-the ground in Toi-toi Valley, -commencing each afternoon at 8 o'clock. ;'■ ■■::.'■:. '■ ■ v■ ~" WM. NATION,-'' , : .Secretary. ■ March 14th, 1859. 932 tradesmen's ball. ' /IN THURSDAY NEXT, March 24th, "^-^ the. above Ball will take place at the Free-) masons' Hall. '" -j> :. ■■ ■ ; v Tickets may be. had of the undermentioned . Stewards: — ' . Mr. Thompson Mr. H. J. Goodman . Mr. Stantan Mr. T. C. Batclielor Mr. Routledgo Mr. J. Bentley Mr. Everett ■ Mr. H. D. Jackson. Double Tickets, £1 Is.; Gentlemen's ditto, 155.,Ladies' ditto, 7s. Gd. Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock. 942 : GfiOVE GARDENS. T AST NIGHT OF THE SEASON— -a-J On MONDAY next, the 2lst instant; a BALL will be given at the above Gardens, for the last time this season. Admission 2s. Gd.; Dancing to commence at 8 -o'clock. The HANOVERIAN BAND will attend. T. EPPS, 943 Wood. : THEATRE ROYAL, -*- . Odd Fellows' Hall. LAST NICiIiTJDF THE SEASON!!! : BENEFIT OF MR. AND 'MRS. B. N. JONES. Mr. and M'"s. B. N.Jones, in making their first appeal to the public of Nelson, trust that they will receive a: shai'e of. that patronage which it lias ever been their study to merit. THIS EVENING, March 18, The performances will commence with the coined}' of . "■".: THE DUMB BELLE. Song (Simon the Cellarer.)—-Mr. Makiuott. Double Irish Jig—Mr and Mrs. B. N. Jokes. '■' ■■■ Ballad—Mr. R. B. Walcot. • ' To be followed by ' THE ACTRESS OF ALL WOEK, In ■which Mrs. Jones will sustain Seven different characters. Doett (All's Well) —Messrs. Marriott and Walcot. j Highland Fling (in character,) Mr. D. Chittenden The whole to conclude with the roaring Farce of the IRISH DOCTOR. Sir Ralph Credulous ." . Mr. R. B. Walcot Dr. Frantic . . ; "• . Mr. Exost Dennis Murphy (a Broom Maker) _ _ "I Mr Jones Doctor Murphy (a Professor of Medicine) j ■ Waiter Lovewell . Mr. T. L. Clinton ' Squire Robert, by a Gentleman "*• Simon ■. ; . . . . . Mr. Eastwood Laura Credulous . Mrs. T. L. Clinton Bridget Murphy . . . Mrs. B. N. Jones. Acting Manager - - Me. Clinton. ' Stage Manager - - Mr. Jones. TICKETS may be had at Messrs. Luck's, Everett's, Clark's, and Stanton's. Stalls, ss. ;.Pit, 2s. Gd. Doora open at Half-past Seven/ to commence at Eight o'clock. ' 'j.£.■'"' 937 BOTTLES. BOTTLES. HPHE UNPERSIGNED are purchasers .J- of BOTTLES (pints and quarts) in ANY QUANTITY. Terms Cash. G. HOOPER AND CO. Nelson Brewery, 9th February, 1859. 915 ANTED a FEMALE SERVANT. Apply to Mrs. EDWARDS, Brook-street Valley. . Nelson, March 10th, 1859. 923 ' WAIMEA WEST. TWO DAYS' CLEARING SALE BY AUCTION OF THE STOCK-IN-TRADJ3, ETC., OF MR. J. PALMER, WAIMEA WEST.. GEORGE AIEEN has received instructionsfrom Mr. John Palmer to expose for SALE by PUBLtC AUCTION, on his premises, known as the "Waimea Village.Ho.teL'.' on MONDAY and TUESDAY, the 21st and 22nd instant, commencing each day at Eleven o'ckclc, forenoon, precisely, the whole of his valuable and well assorted STOCK-IN-TRADE, which consists of almost every useful article in Groceries ..... ..: . ■ Wines and spirits. Haberdashery ' . Hosiery' ' . • Millinery Ready-made clothing • ' . Ironmongery ' - ■ - Boots and. shoes ,; ' ■ Saddlery _J Glass and Earthenware •-&c, &c, &c. ..■ ; - '■ Also, Several well-bred and quiet- Cows, Heifers, Fat Steers, Working Bullocks, Horses, &c. The attention .of country ■ settlers, is particularly directed to ■ the above sale, as an opportunity will be found ' for purchasing, first-class goods most advantageouJy, the vendor thereof being determined to effect-a clearance even at a considerable sacrifice. Lunch provided. Terms at sale. - Nelson, March 14, 1859. 926 TV/TESSRS. NICHOLSON and RIDINGS -"-■- are instructed to SttLL fihs undermentioned PROPERTIES by PRIVATE CONTRACT :— ACCOMMODATION SECTION No. 12, Suburban South, adjoining the property of the late Mr. Thompson, containing GO Acres, more or les«. Southern Moiety of Section No. 71, Suburban North, containing 26J Acre-*, more or le.-'s. . Part .'of Allotment No. 45, Lewis-street, Gibbs Town, Collingwood; frontage, 25 feet. : Allotment No. 24, Town of Collingwood, having frontages to Trafalgar-square and Drcadnoughtstreefc, 100 links to each. Allotment No. 30. Town of Collingwood, having a frontage of 100 links to Union Jack-street. Liberal term" will be given. Nelson, 14th March, 1859. 934