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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 30, 6 February 1868, Page 3

TO his Honor OSWALD CURTIS, Esq., Superintendent. SIR— Anticipating that his ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE of EDINBURGH will pay Nelson a visit during his sojourn in New Zealand, and deeming it de.irabie that we should be prepared to give his Ro) al Highness a suitable reception, we beg to urge on your Honor the propriety of calling a Public Meeting to consider the subject, so thut steps may be taken to learn from the Colonial Government the plan agreed upon for enabling his Royal Highness to see the chief places of interest in the co.ony. D. Monro VV. C. Hodgson Thomas Kenwick A. Bens >n C. Elliott Robert Disher C. L. Maclean Benjamin Crisp 11. IJ. Jackson T. B. Louisson James Watkins D. Moure B. VVaiuisley William Wright Hugh H. Stafford E. Ssiiailbone Nath. Edwards Robert Lucas Thomas Held John Palmer Al. Lightband George Harper Thomas bnow VV. M. Stanton James.Buruett Jno i erey J. F. K. Merewether George Collins Edward Everett John Jervis Thomas H. Mills Joseph \\ ebb Robert Pollock Albert- Pitt Thomas Newton Robert Smart John Lockett J. B. sadd J. G. Gore H. Buckeridge William Akersten James Lucas Frederick Huddleston Hugh Campbell Ralph Kichardson Jolm Biack Harry Spider F. VV. Irvine M tdnclair James Ch.-rles Phillips H. Redwood, junior Theodore .V. Rentoal George Hennett Waller 0. Kentoul G. Bonnington N. T. Lockhart J Hounsell William lovey Frederick B. Hadfield Israel Johns M. M. Webster VV. Thomson Jabez M. Gibson James Henry George C. Gilbert Francis J. Blundell P. M'Tavish H. Goulstone S. M. Solomon T. Watts P. Phillip W. E. Brown Nelson, January 30, 1868. In compliance with the above Requisition, I hereby Convene a PUBLIC MEETING, to be held in the Provincial Hall, THIS EVENING, February 6, at half-past 7 o'clock. OSWALD CURTIS. Nelson, February 6, 1868. 244 STEAM TO WESTPORT, FOX'S, GREYMOUTH, AND HOKITIKA. » fkJi*. nnHE screw steamer *4^»v J- MURRAY -^^^^^^^ will leave Gibbons' Wharf on *^^®*&^ T'O-D AY, Th ursday, February 6 , At 6 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage, apply to the Agent on board, or to 238 J. PAUL. NOTICE to PASSENGERS and SHIPPERS for the WEST COAST PORTS. ,i i THHE steamer «4>»ijSfk X KENNEDY^ ■^8^' s now receiving cargo at the Albion "^^i^l^VVharf, nnd will leave on SATURDAY, Bth instant, at 10 p m. NATH. EDWARDS & CO. Nelson, February 6, 1868. _271 EXCURSION TRIP to the CROIXELLES AND BACK. l\ AJkt nnHE paddle steamer «4JBl|k I LADY BARKLY (weather permitting) leave NELSON for CROIXELLES HARBOR, on MONDAY next, at \p a.m., arriving in Nelson about 9 p.m. Fare, there and back, ss. Early application for tickets is necessary, as only a limited number of passengers will be taken. 270 JAMES C, BUKFORD. THE LATE FIRE. MRS BARTLETT desires to express her acknowl. dgnients to those persons who so kindly Assisted in Extinguishing the Fire on her premises on Saturday night. 274 WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL, NELSON, ANNIVERSARY SERMONS will be preached in the Wesleyan Church, Haruy-street, on SUNDAY, February 9, in the Morning at 1 1, anu in the Evening at half-past 6, by the Rev. J. CRU--IP. On the following TUESDAY, a TEA MEETING will take place, at half-past 6 o'clock. After which there will be a PUBLIC MEETING, when addresses will be delivered by several Ministers and friends. Chair to be. taken at half-past 7 o'clock. Tickets, ls. 6d. each, may be had of Mr Usher and Mr Burn, Trafalgar-street; Mr D. Wagg and Mr Crisp, Hardy-street ; and Mr Hough and Mr lt. Lucas, Bridge-street; or of any ofthe Teachers. Collections after each service, in aid ot the above Sc'.ool. 263 NOTICE. ITHE undersigned, will not be answerable for , any DEBTS contracted by my Wiie, Mary Burns, after this date. ROBERT BURNS. Waimea-road, February 6, 1868. 273 FOR SALE, A SMALL, Quiet C O W, in full milk. Apply to THOS. NEWTON, » 272 Hardy-street.