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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 297, 16 December 1871, Page 1

"Public Notices. "VTELSON -OEGATTA 11TEETING, December 26, 1871. Pbogrambie : Two-Oared Race (open to all comers), 3 miles YACHTS.£apen to all comers), Ist prize Cap, 2ndiT , 8 miles "WhaleboAt Race, (open to all comers), five yoars, 5 milgg^-— Handicap CoAsertSKS Race, 8 miles Fibst Zl4Sß^upen Sailing Boats, 4 miles. Secokb^Class Open Sailing Boats, 2 miles. SpeiiEß's Race, (open to all comgrs^ with or , without outriggers, 1^ milea^ Ships Boats, 4 oars / Amateur Whaleboat Raoe, 5 oars, 3 miles Boys Race, (under 15) iVmiles Amateur Scullbr's Race, with or without outriggers, \\ miles Volunteer Woamjboat Race, (open to all Volunteer Corflpanies), 5 oars, 3 miles Duck Hujxt. Shore Sports. No second prize unless 3 boats start, and no third prize unless 5 boats start. Second Class Sailing Boats not to exceed 15 feet on the keel. JNO. W. WIGZELL, Hon. SecretarTj^December 9, 1871. A^ /> .LEECH'S / v^gfeoTOGRAPHIC ART T'TNION JL / for-OL /\J / CHRISTMAS WEEK. / GREAT VARIETY 6^/PRIZES. / /Specimens on View at the Studio. Tickets, sj£ / JB4OB CHRISTMAS NOTICE. NELS^fc TO MOTUEKA< HTT ATfCOCK-be^s to aonqjmce that he • lI^m^LEAVR WELSON for MOTUEKA joir TUESDAY (Boxing Day), LEAVING^MOTUEKA for NELSON on WEDNESDAY, instead of Monday and Tuesday, the usual days. 2435 jQEEJSL \ wkfcpSfiLAKER AND/JE WELLE R yr TRAFALGARjrfREET. "\TTHILST tendering his respectful thanks to VV his fellow Colonists for their patronage and support during his residence in Nelson, desires] to intimate that circumstances have transpired which will necessitate his return to England, ha has therefore determined on GREATLY RE-j DUCING THE PRICES of his large and valuable Stock of Jewellery, Clocks, Watches, and Plated Goods, so as to effect a disposal of the whole as speedily as possible. As ifc will necessarily be some time before the above object can be accomplished, H. D. will stil give his undivided attention to all kinds of repairs Old Silver or Gold taken in exchange. " CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 18~5S^ "VTOTrcSEm horeby given that, on ajsu after !_1 ofBECEMBERr 1 87 1 , the provisions'ofirhejGiitfle Trespass Aft, 1868, will be ENFOBCBD on my Land, >oeing section number 2jcfsqhare 6, Dovedale j/and that it ia my intetuion^o CLAIM DAMAGES for alfl CATTjtiE TRESPASSING upon the said lan* whether the same shall be fenced or unenclosed 1 ; THOMAS FREEMA/ Dovedale, November 20. 1871. >2281 OA L — DELIVERED IN QUANTITIES OF HALP-A-TON AND UPWARDS. WANGANUI 1. /■»,. .« 42/6 peytfon. COLLINGWOOTO/^IJ. ... 33/- /„ GREY ... J/f ... - 35/-/ „ NEWCASTLE 35/7 „ MANUKA FIREWOOD ... 30/- per Cord j. Livick/ ALBION WHARF AND BRIDGE STREET, Opposite Mr. Wilkins', Ironmonger. 2148 DURFORD'S pOAL TTVEPOT, THE PORT, (Opposite Lukin^liime Kiln.) coals^elj/er^din any. quantity \ In Imgs if required. / WANGANUI/. 42/eyperTon. GREY y / " MBWCAOTLK 30/COLLtNGWOOI) ... ... /33/MANUKA FIREWOOD J 30/- per Cord TKB M 8 && 8H . Orders left at R. Lucas & Son's (opposite Mr. Wilkie's), will be carelully attended tc. 2160 .1 A VIES 0. BURFOltiy^ TflO LET, a COTTJAGE in the Centr^f the X T*vJ. RentAl- per week. / 2391 |N 7 ApP'y to W.$pNT,