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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 181, 2 August 1871, Page 4

EDUCATION BATE. Superintendent's Office, Nelson, July 12, 1871. PURSUANT to the Provisions of "The Education Act, 1863," the Superintendent directs it to be notified that the Annual RATE imposed by the said Act, upon all Householders residing within Educational Districts, will be LEVIED on TUESDAY, the Ist day of August ; and that the same will be received at the followiug places, between the hours of Ten a.m., and Four p.m , namely — I Coart-bouse, Nelson, by Alfred Hibble {[School-bouse, Clifton Terrace, Suburban North, by Alexander Wragg School-house, Stoke, by E. Cresswell Agricultural Hall, Waimea East, by William Steer School-house, Waimea West, by George i Walker School-house, Spring Grove, by Charles Knapp School-house, Upper Moutere, by H. Bensemann Institute, Motueka, by B. F. Burrell School-house, Riwaka, by C. P. Pattie House of G-. Taylor, Takaka, by G. Taylor Police Station, Collingwood, by John Fisher Court-house, Cobden, by S. G. Rowley Court-house, Westport, by the Sergeant of Police, W. A. Kiely School-house, Motupiko, by George Flower School-bouse, Dovedale, by Job Best. The aforesaid act requires that " every Householder in each Educational District shall pay annually, Tweity Shillings, and a further sum of Five Shillings for e?ery child of such Housebo'der between the ages of five and fourteen yea.s : Provided always, that no person shall be liab'e 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 cliild h-s attended during the three months previous to the levying of the rate." ALFRED GREENFIELD, 1320 Provincial Secretary. A gALLOON LETTER Photographed from the Printed Letter. Can be Read with a Hand Microscope. Showing the state of Paris during the Siege, with various interesting particulars respecting the Balloons which left Paris, &c, &c, &c. A J^JENU DURING THE gIEGE, Showing the singular Animals the Parisians were compelled to eat. (Kindly, lent by Mr. Washbttrne, of the United States Embassy, who was present at the extraordinary Dinner to which the Menu refers). "A most interesting Memento of the great siege. — Daily News. " Will be Jound in almost every album. — Morning Post. Tbe above form valuable Historical Memorials of t c Great Siege. PRICE ONE SHILLING EACH. D . M.1 SAACS LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON. 868 I^-ELSON npHOTOGRAPHIC "DOOMS, HARDY STREET, T. H. B AFNEHR, Photogkaphbe, SUCCESSOR TO A. FLETCHER. Photography in all its Branches Carefully Executed. Portraits of Children by the Instantaneous Process. 6 FOR lOS. 2451 NOTICE. To CASH PURCHASERS, on account of the scarcety of money TXT PATTERSON, Offers his well Assorted Stock of GROCERIES, EARTHENWARE, BRUSHWARE, and DRAPERY, at the following low list of PRICES^ Well Selected Teas guaranteed sound from 25., 2s. 3d., 3s. perlb. Coffee ... ... ... Is. 7d. do. Sugar, white 6d. do. ' Washing Soda ... 2d. do. Candles (Price's) Is. Id. do. Melbourne Moulds 7Jd. do. Nelson „ ... ... 6d. do. Tobacco. Twist 4s. 9d. do. „ Flat ;.. 4s. do. Soap, Melbourne Is. Id. per bar. „ Nelson ... lOd. & Is. Id. do. Starch. ... ... ... ... 7d. perlb. Blue ... Is. 4d. do. Cheese From 6d. to lOd. do. Bacon ... ... „ * 9d. to lOd. dp. Lard ... ... „ 9d. to lOd. do. Large Stock of FRESH BUTTER, EGGS, and FOWLS, equally low. -..„■■ : , ; , ■ , '■•'"■'•; 80> • Chaff, Bran, Oats, Wheat, Barley, Sharps, Flour, Potatoes, Carrots,'always oh hand. Goode delivered; to apy part of the .Town and .|J40, .,,.',' " Suburb!.; ;.• | ,K; / t , ! „<> ! //■