Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XXI, Issue 31, 12 April 1862, Page 4

Nrfw NOVELTY! NOVELTY! AND VARIETY! ARRIVAL OF THE COSMOPOLITAN BAND AND COLOURED . OPERA TROUPE. The Manager ha 9 much pleasure in announcing to the inhabitants of Nelson and its viciuity, that he intends giving a series of ENTERTAINMENTS at the Masonic Hah, Trafalgar-Street, commencing on SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, and MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, April 14, 15, 16, 19, When he pledges to give such performance as shall merit their patronage and support. The Entertainment will consist of Three Parts. Part I. Will consist of Gems from Christy's Band, by the eminent Coloured Opera Troupe, who will introduce several new Songs as sung by that celebrated Company. Pabt 11. Will'consist of English, Irish, and Scotch, Comic, and Sentimental -Songs in character, Instrumental Solos, Duets, Glees, Trios, Funny Sayings, Dances, and Negro Eccentricities. Pabt 111. Will consist of side-splitting Farces, Burlesque Scenes, and IMITATION of NEGRO LIFE. The Company consists of the following talented Artistes : — MR. GEORGE ELLIS, Prince of Comio Characteristic Vocalists. MR. CHARLES REEVES, Celebrated Tenor Vocalist, Banjoists, and Tambo. MR. JAMES FLEMING, The celebrated Irish Comic Vocalist. MR. P. J. LUNTLEY, Concertinist, Banjoist, and Alto Singer. MR. CHARLES BATTLE, Violinist and Basso. MR. JAMES JOHNSTON, Harpist, and Tenor Vocalist. JPbices of Admission : — Front Seats, 55. ; Back Seats, 3s. Doors open at half-past Seven; to commenoe at Eight precisely. T. O. Reeves, Manager. P. J. Lttntley, Agent. N.8.-CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY. 488 £400 TO LEND. NELSON PROVINCIAL LAND AND BUILDING SOCIETY. The next Meeting for the PAYMENT of SUBSCRIPTIONS, &c, will be held at the Fleece Tavern, on MONDAY evening next, the 14th instant, at Seven o'clook. Stewards :— Messrs. R. Buen, J. Connal, and J. T. Catlet. John Pebcy, 503 Secretary. HORSES BROKEN-IN to Saddle and Harness ; Horses and Traps on HIRE ; and good Stabling, supplied by J. Gat and Co., 499 Trafalgar Stables. ALL ACCOUNTS owing by the undersigned must be forwarded to the care of J. N. Wilkinson, Wakefleld ; and all DEBTS due must be PAID to Mr. Cabthew, Solicitor; or to Messrs. Curtis Bbothebs, Bridge-street. 498 L. Lttck. EOR SALE.— A few pure bred DORKING FOWLS. Apply to H. E. Thompson, Manuka-street. April 11. 481 i^iRICKETBATS and BALLS, the best ever \J offered for sale in Nelson, at WEST'S, Lower Bridge-street. 428 BRUISED OATS and CUT CHAFF, ON SALE at the Wakatu Stables. 496 TO ARRIVE, PER ARDENORAIG. IQK CASKS, each 4 dozen, BASS'S A.&O PALE ALE. 30 casks, each 4 dozen, Barclay^ Porter. John Beit. Nelson, April 10, 1862. 494 NOW on SALE, ex RAVENSCRAIG, at the GOLDEN TEAPOT, Bridge-street— Toilet sets complete Washbasons and Jugs Cups and Saucers, various patterns Plates and Dishes Pie Dishes Jugs and Mugs Sets of Fancy Jugs - Tinware, various sorts Prime Port Cooper and Nelson Cheese And General Groceries of the best quality always on hand. J. S. Hoixis. *»» Mr. Jaby's beßt FLOUR always on sale. 497 ANEW BRIDGE being about to be erected opposite Mr. Holdaway's, on the main road from Richmond to Nelson, all HEAVY TRAFFIC will necessarily be STOPPED on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 17th and 18th instant. A TEMPORARY BRIDGE will be provided for LIGHT VEHICLES on those days. T. J. Thompson, 479 Secretary Waimea Road Board. NOTICE. POISON is now LAID upon ray land for the DESTRUCTION of DOGS, and will be continued. A. G. Jenkins. Enner-glynn, April 12, 1862. 476 NOW LANDING, EX SCHOONER BRISK. 2 AMERICAN EXPRESS WAGONS. John Symons and Co. 505 £300 to £500 TO LEND. PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY of NELSON. The first MONTHLY MEETING for the payment of Subscriptions will be held at the Temperance Hall, Bridge-street, on MONDAY 213t April. At half-past Eight, the above sum will be offered by auction to the shareholders. j W. Rout, Secretary pro tern. Applications for shares will be received by the Se- j oretary, at his residence, Waimea-street, up to the night of meeting. 504 FOR SALE, a young BOAR (aged nine months), imported from England per Ravenseraig. He is of the small Yorkshire breed, and is one of a litter which obtained a prize at the last Kendal Agricultural Show. His father is a well-known prize boar in the possession of Captain Gunteb, Wetherby Hall, Yorkshire. For particulars apply to Mr. Bbakhwaiml. Wai aea*road. 49,