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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVI, Issue XVI, 12 December 1857, Page 2

|kto &&bertteemettts. THEATRE, Odd-Fellows' Hall. Und&r the management of ! MR. R . H . COX j (fc merly of Sadler' s Wells Theatre, London). I^° The residents of Nelson and its vicinity are respectfully informed that an EFFICIENT DRAMATIC COMPANY will have the honour of appearing at this popular place of amusement for SIX NIGHTS ONLY, commencing on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15th, 1857, on which occasion will be presented Sir E. Bulwer Lytton's Play, in Fivo Acts, entitled THE LADY OF LYONS; or, LOVE AND PRIDE. CLAUDE MELNOTTE (apea--) sant in love with Pauline /, mr -n -rr n fytr Deschapelles, afterwards a Co- C Alr ' X- *' UUA> lonel in the French army) J Mons. Glariß (a fop, friend toi Mon3. Beausant) Colonel (afterwards General BY MEMBERS DAMAS) . OF THE Mons. Deschapelles (father of ''DRAMATIC Pauline) SOCIETY. ■oaspar (a peasant) Landlord. J Servant to Mons. Deschapelles Mr. James. PAULINE DESCHAPELLES ) -r „ pnv (the Lady of Lyons) ] Mrs - R< H> C 0X ' Madame Deschapelles (mother ) -..-. c of Pauline) j MIBB SeTMOUE. Widow Melnotte By a Lady. BALLAD— "The Young Lady's No!" Miss CLARA SEYMOUR. To conclude with the favourite Comedietta, THE ETON BOY; or, HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Miss FANNY CURRIE, as- ) suming the character of > Mrs. R. H. COX. TOM, THE ETON BOY ) SALLY (her maid) Miss C. SEYMOUR. Captain POPHAM Mr. R. H. COX. DABSTER Mr. H. BERTRAM. The BAND of the AMATEUR MUSICAL SOCIETY will be in attendance, LEADER— Mr. BONNINGTON. Pbices of Admission: — Dress Circle and Parterre 6s. Gallery 3s. Season Tickets, not transferable, for the Six Nights, 255. Doors open at half-past Seven o'clock, performance to commence at Eight o'clock precisely. Stage Manages— Mr. R. H. COX. Acting Managee— Mr. FRANCIS LEE. TICKETS (Dress Circle and Parterre) may be obtained of Mr. Stanton, corner of Trafalgar and Hardy-streets ; Mr. Eveeett, Masonio Hotel. NOW LANDING, ex Duchess of Leinster, from London, and on sale by the undersigned, 5 quarter casks Martell's dark brandy 2 ditto pale ditto 5 ditto U.V.C. dark ditto 3 ditto Booth's old torn 2 ditto superior port 4 ditto superior sherry 25 cases superior port 25 ditto ditto sherry 25 ditto Geneva, key brand, red cases 25 ditto old torn, Booth's, one-dozen cases 1 25 ditto whiskey 85 ditto Marzetti's bottled beer 110 casks ditto ditto 50 cases ditto cyder 66 cases oilmen's stores 10 half-hhds. vinegar 8 cases perfumery 1 case brushware 10 cases currants 2 barrels shell almonds 1 case Jordan ditto 4 bags pepper 13 barrels oatmeal 2 cases sago 2 bags pimento 2 cases tapioca 5 casks washing soda 20 cases Coleman's blue 1 hhd. York hama 1 ditto Bath bricks 6 cases starch 200 bags coarse salt 100 ditto fine ditto 70 drums oils and turpentine 10 ditto spirits of tar 3 rolls sheet lead 10 boxes tin plates 2 casks sheet zinc 5 pockets hops 1 case fancy pipes 10 casks arsenic 3 ditto sulphate of copper 7 trunks boots and shoes 3 cases (Silver's) clothing Also, ex John M'Vicar, from London, now at Wellington, 10 hhds. Whitbread's ale 10 ditto ditto stout 20 ditto Salt's Burton ale 3 cases iron bedsteads 13 ditto sardines Also, ex Ocean Queen, from Sydney, 4 quarter casks Martell's brandy 2 cases No 2 Manilla cigars 25 bags Mauritius crystal sugar 25 ditto ditto white ditto 10 casks oatmeal 2 bales 72 in. calico 1 ditto calf skins 3 ditto kip leather 2 ditto sole leather 1 trunk women's lace boots 1 ditto Wellingtons 1 ditto knee boots 1 ditto Blucher boots 1 case paper hangings 7 carrotels currants 30 boxes tin plates 30 ditto tea 20 cases raspberry vinegar 12 pieces floor cloth 3 cases merino frocks, merino cloaks, cambric handkerchiefs, white shirts, stays, Scotch twill shirts, lace, gloves, Leghorn hats, &c, &c, &c. Nath. Edwaeds and Co. Nelson, December 11. ER DUCHESS OF LEINSTER— 300 bags SALT. For sale at SYMONS'S STORE. ANTED, a MASTER for the RICHMOND SCHOOL. Salary £115 a year. Application to be sent to the Undersigned, on or before the 31st instant. William Haekness. Richmond, December 7, 1857. MASONIC HOTEL, Opposite the Bank, PROPRIETOR— EDWARD EVERETT. Superior Accommodation for Private Families.