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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 69, 23 March 1868, Page 3

PROCLAMATION. By his Honor Oswald Curtis, Esq..- Superintendent of the Provir.ce of Neison, in the Islands of New Zealand, &c, &v., Sec. TTTHKHEAS, by nn Act of the Imperial ParYV ' liiinu'itt. passed in the session holden in the- loth and 16th years of the reign of her Majesty Queen Virto.ia, -ap. 7i, intituled 'An Am to grant a Kepresentative Constitution to the Colony ot tSew Zaulanu", it is tna«ted that it ahull be lawful f<»r the Superiiite-dent of any province established bj the s-ii I Act, by pMclaniatijii in the Government Gazette, to iix such phce or placed wuhiu the Hants oi the province, and such :iii)es for holding any session of the fmvin.-iil Council as he may think fie, and from time to time, in nunner afuresaid, to aU'.*rand vary t.uoh tiniei and places as he m;iv judg-s advisable and most consistent wiih general convenience: No«r, therefore, 1, the Superintendent of the Province of Nelson, in pursuance of die power dad authority in rua veste !, do hereby produuu and appoint that thj PROVINCIAL, COUNCIL of Ne.auii shi I il^Ei' at tha ProviiieUl Halt, .Netson, on TUIiSi>AY, the 21st d;iy of April next, at i o'clock p.m. Given under my hand, aid issued under the Puuiic Sd.il of the Province of .Nelson, tiiis Twentieth day or March, in the year of our Lord, one thousand aight hundred and sixty-dght. OSWALD CUHTIS, Superintendent. Attested--ALFKED GREENFIELD, Provincial Secretary. 570 NOTICE to PASSENGERS and SKIPPERS for the WEST COAST POUTS. A 11**^ nnHE steamer «A 1 KENNEDY -^Is^ilpP''" now receiving cargo at the Albion «3*<g3ail|2&Wi>;.rf, for WlibTiMiiT. h\)X'6 lilVhit, UUEYMOUni, and HOKITIKA, and will leave positively TO-MOUROW, Tuesday, 24th iustant, at 9 p m. MATH. .EDWARDS & CO. Nelson, March 2A, 1868. 578 ODDFELLOWS' AND FORESTERS' ANNIVERSARY AT MOTUEKA. EXCURSION TRIPS. | - mHE LADY BARKLY will leave A $Hffik as *°^ ows » to enable Odd-ft-Hows ani other Excursionists to jH§gjfl§igj^ - 1 > tI)eSS aU(^ t? HTi m t' l - Anni*%3B§2JE&2B > versary Demonstrations of the Oddfellows 1 oociety of Motueka: — Nelson for MOTUEKA, Thursday, March 26, at 7.3) a m. Motueka for NELSON, Friday, March 27, at 7 a.m. Nelson for MOTUEKA, Friday, March 27, at 5 p.m. Motueka for NELSON, Saturday, March 28, at 7 a.m. Fare, there and back, 55., tickets being available for all the days. JAMES C. BURFORD, 510 Agent. INSTRUCTION IN SINGING. THE Rev. JOHN CRUMP will COMMENCE — his New SINGING CLASS next WEDNESDAY, at 8 p.m., ;.t the Wesleyan Schoolroom. The method adopted is the TONIC SOLEA, which is now .-very extensively used in England. I:s efficiency as an instrument of popular iusi ruction is shown by the fact that almost every modern compilation of hymn tunes, of all religious denominations, has an edition in the Solfa Notation, for although persons taught by this method cm readily use an/ mu-L-al notation in pinging, the Solfa being cheaper, easier, iinl more true is the more popular. As Mr Crump's main otyect is to create the power to join freely \\\ the praise of ihe Sanctuary, the expense for the Quarter will be only 3d., including Instruction books and Modulator. Information a?id a-sistan.ee wiil be readily afforded, by p>>st or otherwise, to any Church in town or country, desiring to secure good Congregational Psalmody, or to persons wishing to adopt the method in classes for gunerai instrue- , ti'.in. ' Tune» fh w and Old,' used in the .Wesleyan Church, and the • Rev W. Mercer's Psalter and Hymn Book,' used in the Episcopal Church, Nelson, are both published in the Solfa Notation. 572 St. MARY'S GIRLS' SCHOOL. THE Uev. Fai her Garin begs most respectfully to inform the Gentry ani Inhabitants of Nelson end its vicinity that he has engaged Miss Mnith, a trained teacher, lately arrived from England, to conduct theBOAHUING and DAY SCHOOL, which will be OPEN on MONDAY", 30th March instant, and who trusts by strict attention to the morals and education of her pupils to nifrit the approbation of t!>os« parents who may entrust their daughters to her cure. Miss Smith will be assisted, if required, by Mrs. Smith, who has had long experience as teacher I in England. ! The course of study will comprise instruction in the English Language. Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, and the use of the Globes, History, plain and ornamental Needlework. Terms— Board and Education, 30 guineas per annum, above 1 1 ; ditto, 25 guineas per annum, under 11. -Extbas*- Washing, 5 guineas per annum ; French, Singing, aud Music, as may be ' agreed upon. I'aymeuts Quarterly in advance. Each boarder ; will be required to be provided with Clothing and , f bedding. .. ,■ . I Fop Day Scholars—ls, weekly, of 12s. 6d. per ' Quarter; Is. 6rl. per week, or als. per Quarter; * comprising stationery and books, excepting such books ai ihe pupils re^aixa tt homo* 624