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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 238, 9 October 1869, Page 2

NOTICE. FLAX MACHINES. A FLAX MACHINE (Manning's), may be SEEN at WORK at the GOVERNMENT DEPOT, Harley-street, Nelson, during THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, the 14th, 15th, and 16th instants. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 2171 Provincial Secretary. GENERAL STORE : Comer of Waimea and Hardy-streets. W. PATTERSON begs to call particular attention to a FURTHER REDUCTION in GROCERIES, &c, to meet the times. The following list of a few articles will indicate the General Prices : — Best Tea, 3s. per lb. Second ditto., 2s. 2d. per lb. Tobacco, Twist, ss. do. Cake, do., 4s. 6d. do. Mould Candles, 7d. per lb. Good Rice, 4d. do. Bacon, Is. do. Lard, Is. do. A good stock of Fresh Butter and Eggs always on hand at Lowest Market Prices. 1897 ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. MR. CURTIS' CENTRAL COMMITTEE will MEET in the LATE ORDERLY ROOM, Hardy Street, EVERY EVENING, at Seven o'clock. C. ELLIOTT, Chairman. Nelson, October 8. 2163 ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. MR. CURTIS will be glad to MEET the ELECTORS of the WAIMEA-EAST and SPRING GROVE districts, on the evenings and at the places mentioned below : — Richmond: Agricultural Hall, THURSDAY, the I4'.h October. Spring Gkove : School-house, FRIDAY, the 15th October. Mr. Curtis will proceed to visit the remaining country districts in the following week ; time and place to be given in a future advertisement. The Meetings to take place, at Seven o'clock. Nelson, October 8. 2164 THE SUPERINTENDENCY. MR. GIBBS will have much pleasure in MEETING the ELECTORS at the following times and places, when he will endeavor to give any FURTHER EXPLANATIONS which may be desired on subjects relating to the way in which he would propose to fulfil the duties of the Oiiice : — Richmond— At the Institute, Oct. 11. Waimea West— At the School-house, Oct. 12. Waimea South— Wakefield Institute, Oct. 13. Upper Moutere — School-room, Oct. 14. Motueka — Institute, Oct. 15. RrwAKA— School-house, Oct. 16. Stoke —School-house, Oct. 18. Wakapuaka— School-house, Oct. 19. At Half-past Seven o'clock in the Evening. 2166