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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 273, 18 November 1871, Page 3

WEDNESDAY LECTURES. ' ' * ACOURSE OF FOUET ECTURES JLJONTHB HISTORY OF THE MANUSCRIPTS OF THE JSTEJJ^TESTAMENT VKII leaelivered by the B IS Hp I^> O FJS-EL SON, At the Assejbbl^Rooms, Nelson. T EMTr D LEOTU RJET On \m)NESI)AY NEXT, Noyfober 22. Subject of^he Thitd Le^ure— The Revisees of thb Okigen, Jekome, Ekasmxj^, Tischendorf. <The .Lectures will be Delivered twice in the same > day, at a Quarter-nast Four in the Afternoon, and the sameyLecture delivered again at 8 in the iWenimj, to suit the convenienctt^i all classes. There will be No Charge for Admission. The Bishop invites those interested to send him • Questions in Writing for Explanation during the Lectures. 2146 Just Published. — Pbice 6d. / M T>ERIODS AND PERSONS, 3TOINTS JL ANJXPRdSPECTS OP c/NTACT yj BETWEEN PRESBYTER/AN AND / EPISCOPAL CHTTRCHEg." A^cture delivered June, 1871, in Dunedin, by ytne\Right Reverend the Bms&? of Nelson. Reith & WiLKißjDunedin. To be had of Nelson Booksellers. 2210 HOPE STODAY SCHOOL. THE NJ»jffEENTH>2mVERSA"RY of th/ above ochpol witftake place on SUNDA/i (TO-MORRO/W>,Nov. 19, when a SERMpN will be Preac6e&j*« 11 a.m., by Mr. S. FITTMiL. Collectio/s after the Service in aid o/ the School Funds. / On the following WEDNESDAY, / TEA MEETING will be held in the SShooiro/m, after which there will be a PUBLIO\ME(BTING ; Chair to be taken at 7 o'clock, \riren several Addresses will be delivered by Ministers and other Friends, and Pieces Recited by the Children. Children's Tea at 3 o'clock. Adults, at 5. Admission : — Adults, 1/6 ; Children Free. 2242 rpENDEßlfwp^Be^eceived by the WAIMEA X ROAD BOA£fe3S«p--I. —FormingJjid'ad byJV^Kiell's, in Dovedale^.^ 2.— lmprojmig Road to vv aimea South CerMdery. 3. — Gravelling " Clover Road." / Specifications to be seen after MONDAY, the 27th irist., for No! 1, at Mr. Rose's, Thprpe, and Mr. Bensemann's, Moutere; for 2 ac Wakeeield Inn; and for 3, at Bridge Hotel. Tenders to be left with Membraiof/the Bor "d, the Secretary; or at Bridge Hotel.^^"^ The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. T. J. THOMPSON, 2253 Secretary. LICENSES^ MEETING "VfOTKEis Hereby Jiven that a SPECIAL SS ME|iBNG of J rSTICES of the PEACE for/<ne Diswict of N Ison, will beheld at the COUIiT-HOUSE, Neh >n. on TUESDAY, the -19th day of December next, at Eleven o'clock iij-the ForenoorWßr the purpose of taking into consideration APrmOi TIONS for GRANTING and TRANSFERRnI|| PUBLICANS' LICfiNAnd Notice is Hereby CT^ber Given that all Applications for New jicen^es must be kJ3Sed with me, at my Office, ( i or before TUBSDAK', the 6th day of Decembe next. /*. j , iftjNCANcfe/ Xjjlerk to the JB_nch. Resident Magistrate's Oflffle, Nelson,/ November 17 187 VK^^^y 2250 mHE ASSESSMENT ior the current Year, JL ending July, 1872, of all rateable PROPER-/ TIES in the WAIMEA District, will be deposite/ at theJStrafepl-^ffessrs. HODDER & TALBOT, on MONu^Ffthe 20th instant, and will remain there for^n@?iod of TWENTY-ONE DA»S, for tWINSS%CTION of all perspns interested 'Copies of such parts as refer to the undermentioned portions of the District will likewise be open ior inspection, for the same period, sk the places named below: — Waimea West— Mr. Palmer's Store. Waimea South — Mr. Painton's Store. Suburban South— Turf Hotel. ' povedale-^Mr. Win*s. v ' ' ! ' By order of the Board, ' . ... ,T. J. -THOMPSON, ' 'v Secretary. Nov. 17,1871. ' ' J 2252 mHE NEW, MELODEON TUNEBOOK. A JL Fresh Supply just Received. X ■' ■■•■■' - " ''■■ : ;R. LUCAS & SON. LEGE ". CREDE .ET MEMENT&X 7hARE^ ' KUT §?^\ \ nplfc TUST MAN tou redooce * I JL( --vEABULUS^PRIZBS^to6s H V ■« i •' / F RED. SjTAiN. ' / « c 1 YTsriruwiMsry i d c t./ ; tmii-yyws *»*;&? k* *■* . L . :' ;i N.B\^i Ht PjfiTOfe;jSa^ %k 7v-±r: \ : .^soß^>>M < : :- : ,-K viq-'fyli !:^^si^%"-- ';/'.', -v, l' I : v>,;i- -,-'] ',C*oiciet^fip>B«le.' ; v ,:-;-:'»aa?O;