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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVII, Issue 77, 25 September 1858, Page 2

$eto 1 MILLINERY. MRS. CROMPTON, from London and Paris, begs to announce to the ladies of Nelson that she intends OPENING, for a short time, the PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, lately occupied by Mr. Crombie, in Trafalgar-street, with a choice and general assortment of MILLINERY GOODS; ) selected by herself from the first houses in the London and Paris markets. !>/ 1623 THEATRE ROYAL, Odd-Fellows' Hall, Nelson. Acting Manager Mr. F. LEE. Leader of Orchestra . . .Mr. BONNINGTON. GREAT SUCCESS OF BLACK-EYED SUSAN. In consequence of the inclemency of the weather, Friday evening's entertainment is POSTPONED until TUESDAY NEXT, September 28, when will be presented, for the last time in Nelson, the world-renowned Nautical Drama, hi two acts, by Douglas Jerrold, Esq., with new Scenery, Dresses, &c, entitled BLACK -EYED SUSAN; or, "ALL IN THE DOWNS." WITH ALL THE INCIDENTAL MUSIC. William Mr. Clinton. Admiral Mr. Heath. Captain Crosstree Mr. Perceval. Lieutenant Pike Mr. Morton. Lieutenant Mr. Hicks. Doggfa9B-..,Mr. P. Devize. Hatchet Mr. F. Clements. Gnatbrain Mr. Eastwood. Jacob Twig Mr. Rogers. Quid Mr. Smith. Blue Peter Mr. Williams. Seaweed Mr. Meyers. Ploughshare Mr. Yale. Black-eyed Susan Miss Clara Seymour. Dolly Mayflower Mrs. Clinton, Oflicers, Midshipmen, Sailors, &c, &c. SONG Mr. F. CLEMENTS. FEATS Signor JOSE MERANDA. The Evening's Entertainment to conclude with a NEW FARCE. Prices of Admission — Dress Circle, 55. ; Back Seats and Gallery, 2s. 6d. Tickets to be had^f Mr. Stanton ; Mr. Eveeett, Masonic Hitffel ; Mr. Luck, Trafalgar Hotel. Doors open/at half-past Seven ; -performance to com- . y mence at Eight o'clock. 1602 WANTED, in the COUNTING-HOUSE of the undOTsignei^-TBUTH or YOUNG MAN who can write a fipirnand. \ Apply, by Ze^rer only, stating terms. 1629 \Js J - Levien and Co. TO be LET, that commodious COTTAGE, with large garden, stable, &c., attached, late in the occupation of Mr. T. Connell, Solicitor ; situate on the Waimea-road, about half a mile from the Town. Apply to Mr. CoMfELL, at h«\ residence, Hardystreet, or at his ofnW'Collingwood-street. 1624 SEALED TENDERS are invited, on or before SATURDAY, October 9th, for FORMING the following ROADS. Specifications may be seen, on or after the 25th instant, by applying to the persons whose names follow the several roads, and with whom the tenders can bo left, or with tho Secretary : — Jenkins's Hill .... Mr. Marsdon. Jessop's to the Wairoa . ") ix n AA North of Batey's, Appleby j .uouacr. .B. Dickson's to Forty Bridge . E. Rennells. Maddocks's Bush to InstituO tion > Baigeut. Forest Inn to J. CurranJ« < X ) Church, Waimea WsS^toFdrd's Kerr. By order of the Waimea Road Board, / T. J. Thompson, 1608 V-/ Secretary. BARQUE " ALEXANDER," from MANILLA. — To guard against the possibility of the erroneous statements regarding the cargo of the above vessel, which have been circulated through the Colonist, injuriously affecting our interests, we have to reiterate the statement, that the CARGO of EASTERN PRODUCE, imported direct from Manilla by the above vessel, will be placed in the NELSON and W^LIINGTON MARKETS WITHIN A MONTH. \ \y Nicholson and Ridings. Nelson, 24th September. 1628 (government ffiottce, IN THE RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. Scott and Joedan v. W. W. Nicholson. BY virtue of a DISTRESS WARRANT, issued by tho Magistrates in this case, Messrs. EDWARDS AND CO. will SELL by AUCTION, at their Warehouse, Trafalgar-street, THIS DAY (Saturday, the 25th September), at One o'clock, 1 case of valuable BOOKS, and sundry articles of FURNITUBE^Without reserve. / ' Thomas Fagan, 1618 x y Chief Constable.