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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue III, 13 June 1868, Page 3

EDUCATION EATE. Superintendent's Office, Nelson, June 1, 1868. PURSUANT to the provisions of the Education Act, 1863, the Superintendent directs wit to be notified, that the ANNUAL RATB imposed by the said Act upon all Householders residing within Educational Districts, will be LEVIKD on WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of July; and that the same will be received at the following places, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., namely: — Court-house, Nelson, by the Inspector of Police School-house, Clifton-terrace, Suburban North, by Mr Alexander Wragg School-house, Stoke, by Mr E. Cresswell Agricultural Hall, Waimea East, by Mr W. ! Steer School-house, Waimea West, by Mr George Walker School-house, Spring Grove, by Mr Charles Knapp School-house, Wakefield, by Mr R. Burbush School-house, Upper Moutere, by Mr William \Best | School-house, Lower Moutere, by Mr William Guy Institute, Motueka, by Mr Thomas Boyes School-house, Pangatotara, by Mr Brown . School-house, Riwaka, by Mr C. Pattie School-house, Motupipi, by Mr J. Baird House of Mr G. Taylor, Takaka, by Mr G. Taylor Police Station, Collingwood, by Mr John Fisher Court-house, Cobden, by the Sergeant of Police Court-house, Westport, by the Inspector of Police School-house, Motupiko, by Mr George Flower. The aforesaid Act requires that • every householder in each educational district shall pay, annually, twenty shillings, and a further sum of five - shillings for every child of such householder between the ages of five and fourteen years : Provided always, that no person shall be liable to pay for more than four children, nor for any child residing more than three miles from any school established under this Act ; nor for any child attending any school not established under this Act, in respect of whom such persons shall produce to the Collector a certificate signed by the teacher of such school, showing that such child has attended during the three months previous to the levying of the rate.' ALFRED GREENFIELD, 1141 Provincial Secretary. FOR PICTON, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND DUNEDIN. » 4 rjIHE Panama Co.'s steamship «Pfk J- P H CE B E -^|M^^"will leave for above ports on or MONDAY, 15th instant, at 3 p.m. Passage tickets to be obtained at the Company's office, Government Wharf. 1213 FUNERAL. mHE Friends of Mr E. LLOYD, are respectX fully requested to attend his late Wife's Fnneral, which' will leave his residence, Nilestreet East, TO-MORROW, at 2 o'clock. W. BRENT, Undertaker. FUNERAL. ' nniTE Friends of Mr GALLAND are informed X that the Funeral of his late wife, will leave his residence Toi-toi Valley, on MONDAY next, I at 2 p.m. W. BRENT, I . Undertaker. i f. I— ■». I .11 n.i. — ll' CHEAP GROCERIES. CHEAP GROCERIES. GS. WILSON, Waimea-road, Nelson, in- • forms the inhabitants of the neighborhood that, in consequence of the depression of the times, he has determined upon LOWERING ALL PRICES of his Groceries fully 20 per cent, for CASH ONLY. The following is a list of some of the prices — Best Black Tea 3s Od per lb. Sugar 6 „ Coffee I*7 „ Fresh Butter 1 3 „ Potted do 11 „ Bacon 12 „ Iferosine 3 9 per gall. Soap ... .. ... 6 perlb. Starch 8 „ Flour 3 „ Rice 4£ „ Oatmeal ... ... 4§ „ Sperm Candles ... .. . 1 4 „ Tallow do 10 „ An assortment of BOOTS and SHOES that -will be sold cheap for Cash. 1239 NOW OPENING, SEVENTY-FOUR PACKAGES of a LARGE & SEASONABLE ASSORTMENT of BOOTS AND SHOES, Comprising Men's Women's, Youths', Maids' and Children's Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, In great variety, including the Ladies' Shamrock, Dagmar, and Pat Empress Boots, Gents' Emperor Napoleon and Wellington Boots, Expressly Manufactured for the undersigned. Country Storekeepers and Heads of Families will find this an excellent opportunity of sorting up their WINTER STO CX of BOOTS AND SHOES, AND GOLOSHES. M. LI G H~T BAND. 1235