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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 278, 23 November 1867, Page 3

LUCAS'S NELSON ALMANAC and YEAR-BOOK for 1868. AS the above Almanac will shortly be published, the proprietors suggest the desirability of intending Advertisers sending in their Advertisements as speedily as possible. The undersigned, in thanking the public for past support, would also state that no effort shall be spared ia making the Almanac as complete in information as possible. li. LUCAS & SON, Evening Mail Office, Bridge-street, Nelson. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH of NEW ZEALAND. A PUBLIC MEETING, under the auspices of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the PiiESBYTEKIAN CHURCH iv NEW ZEALAND, will be held on FRIDAY Evening, the 29th o f November, in the Provincial Hall, when ADDRESSES will be delivered by Members of the Assembly from distant provinces, and others. COMMITTEE. Mr Wells Mr Gardner Mr Sclanders Mr Mirfin Mr Buckeridge Mr Mackay. PROGRAMME. Chorale — ' Old Hundred' ... Claude le Jeune. Anthem — • Hear my _rayer, 0 Lord' J. Kent. Solo (piano) — 'The Prayer of Moses in Egypt G. F. West. Address. Song—' 0, Rest in the Lord... Mendelssohn. Duett— 'Jubilate' F. Abt. Anthem — ' Great is the Lord... Mitchison. AuDicKSS. Song — ' In Native Worth' ... Haydn. Duett (piano) — Mozart's Motett. Anthem — 'Thine, 0 Lord, is the Greatness' J. Kent. (Interval of Ten Minutes.) Address. Anthem — ' Behold, the Lord is my Salvation' Dr Greene. Song — ' He wipes the Tear from every Eye' A. Lee. Anthem — ' O, praise the Lord' Wtldon. AIXDRESS. Song— 'Not Lost, but Gone Before' Hon. Mrs Norton Anthem — ' I will give Thanks unto Thee, O Lord' ... J_Kent. Finale — National Anthem. Tickets, price 2s. 6d. each, may be had of Messrs W. M. Stanton, J. Hounsell, J. Tingle, Black, Campbell, and Black, aud of any member of the. Committee. Doors will be opened at half-past 7; proceedings will commence at 8. 3753 THE NATHAN JUVENILE TROUPE, Mr J. SMALL, and Mr J. CHAMBERS, HAVE ARRIVED, And will make their REAPPEARANCE (for a (few nights only), At the Oddfellows's Hall, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Nov. 25. Full particulars in future advertisement. 3769 NELSON BOARD OF WORKS. NOTICE is hereby given that the following BY-LAWS have been 'agreed to by the Board of Works, and have been submitted to his Honor the Superintendent and his Executive Council for confirmation. By-Laws for regulating the Stands for Hacknet Carriages plying for Hire within the City of Nelson. Hackney Carriages plying for hire in the city of Nelson shall stand tor hire at such places only as the Board of Works shall from time to time appoint for that purpose by notice in the Government Gazette, and in some newspaper published in the.said city. Carriages shall take their stations on the stands in the, order of their arrival, and when any carriage shall be called or driven off any stand the carriage immediately behind shall draw up to the place vacated, and any other carriage behind in like order. No carriage or horse shall stand so as to obstruct the footpath or crossing-place. Any person committing a breach of these By-Laws shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding Forty Shillings. The following places shall be Stands for Hackney Carriages plying for hire: — 1. The centre part, of Trafalgar-street, north of Bridge-street. 2. The centre of Collingwood-street, north of Bridge-street. 3. The west side of the road at the Port, between the Government Wharf and the Albion Hotel. 4. The west side of the Haven-road, between the Customhouse and the Panama Company's Offices, ior the Heavy Goods Carriages; such stand to be 3 feet from the kerbstone or watertabln. By order of the Board, THOMAS YOUNGER, Secretary. Board of Works , Office, ' November 14, 1867. 3727