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VISIT OF H.R.H. the DUKE op EDINBURGH. riIHE CHILDREN OF NELSON Are requested to meet at the TEMPERANCE HALL, At 10 o'clock, On the morning of the arrival of Hie Roya Highness, for the purpose of FORMING A PROCESSION. After the Procession, LUNCH AND TEA will be provided for the Ladies and Children gratuitously in the Hall. AN ENTERTAINMENT (For the Benefit of the Band of Hope) will be given in the Temperance Hall, on the Evening of the Landiog of the Prince, consisting of SINGING AND RECITATIONS. The following Pieces will be Sung, under the direction of Mr. J. Sigley, Junr.: — Chorus — " Hail Smiling Morn." ... Spofforth Trio—" Oh ! the Lone Starry Hours." Glee — •' Bee our Oars with Feathered Spray." Stevenson Song — " Cbime again, Beautiful Bells." Glee— "Lordly Gallants.". Calcott Song and Chorus — " Just after the Battle." Instrumental Music— Harmonium. Song and Chorus — "God Bless our Sailor Prince." Glover Song— "Tubal Cain." Russell Part Song — " There's Music in the Air." Rout Quartette—" We Trill a Hymn." ... Muller Chorus—" God Save the Queen ! " Admission to the Entertainment, 2s. Children, Is. Doors open at 7, Commence at Half-past 7. 814 B. CRISP. MR. RAWSON, DENTIST, Will be in Nelson for a short time. 825 Hardy-street, Opposite the Institute. THI BUXTON & CO. Have now landed direct from Adelaide, lOA TONS DUFFIELD'S Superfine Silk-Dressed EXHIBITION pRIZE "pLOUE. -j f\ TONS BUTTERWORTH'S Do. K TONS HART'S Do. E. BUXTON & CO. 727 TO LET. TEN-BOOMED HOCSE, with Cellar and Garlen in Collingwood-street, lately occuped by Mrs White as a boarding-house. C. BLECHER, 724 Corner of Collingwood and Nile-streets. SHOP TO LET. fTIHE Premises lately occupied by Mr X HODGSON, well adapted for a Lithographer or Photographer. Fittings included. 596 EDWD. EVERETT. TO LET. — A Five-Roomed COTTAGE. Apply to M. UGHTBAND, 637 Trafalgar street. WANTED. , — !*■ : WANTED, a Situation as HOUSEKEEPER or COOK, in Town or Country. Apply at the Office of this Paper. ■ 853 WANTED, Four EXCAVATORS. Wages, 9d per hour. Apply at the Richmond Reserve. JAMES McDONALD. 839 WANTED, A STRONG GIRL. Apply to Mrs. J. SHERRAIT, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. 841 WANTED, a Good General Female SERVANT. Apply to Mrs. A. PITT, Nile-street, East. 812 XTTANTED, JOURNEYMEN TAILORS. Bio W. MILNER, Bridge-street. WANTED, BOARD and LODGING for Two Gentlemen. Two Bedrooms and a - Private Sitting-room will be required. Apply at the Office of this Paper. 811 WANTED, a WAITER. Apply, NELSON HOTEL. 790 TO JOURNEYMEN BAKERS. Wanted, a Single Hand, Apply at the Office of this Paper. - 745

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 85, 13 April 1869, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 85, 13 April 1869, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 85, 13 April 1869, Page 3

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