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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 144, 20 June 1871, Page 2

Auckland. The present subsidy will never pay these boats, and unless Australia or Congress come in and subsidise them, the line is bound to give in." — Q-rey River Argus. For remainder of news see fourth page. Lfiew Advertisements. OaT^at the Assejably Rooms, on— HTC" rJigirf /rtfte Lect/^CW ALKINt£STICK with Fane/ iWdle. Afpply, Office of this Paper. 1159 WtAjS^D, a Good GENERAL-S-fHTFAIST./ VV Apply to Mrs. A. B.WACKSON, Alton 7 Place. / 1139 /electoral/revision. P2t 0 y^4o OF NELSON. TVTOTICrE is Hereby Given that the ELECTO/LN RAL REVISION of the ROLL for the / District. 4f MOTUEKA is ADJOURNED to the place/before appointed.pt t\& time mentioned, , on MOTOAY, the 26th June, 1871. THOMAS CONNELL, 1160 Revising Officer. HP?" y OERS will be Received by the WAIMEA_L ROAD BOARD, until 11 a.m. on MGNDlYyvTuly 3, at the Richmond Institution, for GETTING SHINGLE from the WAIMEA / >S ISLANDS. / / Specification to be seen afterNODNESDAY, /the 21st, at Messrs. Hoddee h Talbot's. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. T. J. THOMPSON, 1154 Secretary. THE ANNUAL MEETING of RATEPAYERS in the WAIMEA Districts, will be held at the Richmond Institution, on MONDAY. JinV#,at 12 o'clock, Noon, for the purpose iof^ELECT&G Three Members of the Waimea RoaW Boakd to Supply the Vacancies which will then efecur by the Retirement of Messrs. Win, Bar^icoat, and Baigent, whose term of office will theti expire, but who are eligible for re-election. iln the event of a POLL being demanded, the Polling will take place on the following Monday, July 10, from 10 to 4 o'clock, at the undermentioned places : — /^ Waimea East— lnstitution, Richmond. Waimea West — PWrapr's Hotel. Waimea South — Institution, Wakefield. Suburban South— Turf Hotel. Dovedale — At Mr. Win's House, from 10 to 2 o'clock. The result of the Polling will he declared the same day, at the Richmond Institution, at 6 p.m. The attention of the Ratepayers is particularly called to the provisions of " The Country Roads Act," according to which no person whose rate is unpaid is entitled to take any part in the election. By .'order of the Board, ' T. J. THOMPSON, 1155 Secretary. ANCHOR jjJWL STEAM LINE OF ZHQ^ PACKETS. POl HOKITIKA, AND /(T- yGREYMOUTH. THEY' CHARLES EDWARD" TO4IOKROW, WEDNESDA^raTTioon. / FOR BLENHEIM DIRECT. THE "LYTTELTON," on or about SATURDAY, the 24th inst. 1123 N. EDWARDS & CO. Messrs. McMeckan, Blackwood & Company's Magnificent Line of Steam Packets. o FOR WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN, BLUFF HARBOR, AND MELBOURNE. ) aP^/rpKEi Fine Steamer 4sjffl®kk RANGITOTO /^sti£iS@gg&& Captain Mackie, will leave as above TO-M9889W NIGHT, at TEN o'clock. — FOR MEtiB#URNE, via GREY AND HOKITIKA. | - rpHE Fine Steamship GOTHENBURG '^lltligS'' Captain Pbaecb, will leave as above on or about THURSDAY, 22nd inst. For Freight or Passage, apply to 1140 N. EDWARDS & CO. FOR PICTON WELLINGTON, LTTTELTM^AN ) DUNEDIN WHARF f 4^^mCf A k^J R I r I *s^llllisr leaves as aboW TO-NIGHT, at Eight o'clock. For Freight or Passj ge, apply to 1111 y THOMAS , CAWTHRON, Agent. P^OR HAVELOCK DIRECT^ yC|, mHE Schooner / /Mm!^ -w a i oVa h i 4|iiifi>. will leave as above THURSDAY, the 22nd instant, for Freight apply on board. -"i^^S^ \