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Colonist, Volume XL, Issue 8958, 27 August 1897, Page 2

Wfl W. C, QliB£PT, DJSNHfiT, SABDY STB BT, Oppoßtte Messrs So'anderß tfjCo'e.) Mr. Gilbert.has t» Taounoy for a Fupil [«bta«i ibhbd 1858 J. W. TVTTjJ x <- x l DE-TAL BOBQBONB Trafalgar qko^ Nelaon md Beehon. Olose on atutdayß at 1 p.m NOTIOS Oft REMOVAL. Mjb. :. kTe m an, i Dkntw, Bern vi a to piemises net) to E. Atmoraa (fruiterer) and direotty opposite the Union Back' H?rdy BttMt, Nelas . MONEY TO LEND. I^TE have large Buma of MONEY WW to LEND, in amounts to Bait Borrowers, at Lowest current Rates ADAMd ft KINGDON, Batristetstife Solicitors, & Notaries Pallio,

The Nblbon Cameba Club. — It is notified that the lantern exhibition that was to have been given by this club to-night has been postponed. Acclimatisation op Salmon. — An interest' ing letter relating to salmon acclimatisation is unavoidably held over till to-morrow. The Child Mimic. — The Perriers' entertainment to be held on Saturday and Monday nights, in the Forester's Hall, which is well adapted to the best hearing of a child, is one full of novelty, and consists, besides the child Phyllis's wonderful mimicry, of enjoyable variety, musical tricks, hand-bell ringing, laughable skits on the telephone, and a Chinee skit — an excellent take off of Chinee lingo and music. The entertainment has received the highest patronage, having been played on several occasions to vice regal parties in Australia, and the Perrier's seem everywhere to have packed their houses — not a hard thing to do considering the very low admission. The Westport papers aaid of their last opening on Monday " The entertainment is most enjoyable." The San Francisco. Mail. — The Postal authorities now notify that " a supplementary mail " will be sent vi& San Franoisoo by the g,s. Mahinapua on Monday evening.