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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 12, 13 January 1872, Page 2

rpO LET.— The AUCTION ROOM iu TraX falgar-street, now occupied bv Mr. Acgjb.dk. Apply to G. HARPER. ' 99 ADELAIDE 'FLOUR. THE Undersigned notify the Consignment of FLOUR ex " Union," from ADELAIDE, consisting of 150 Tone, Magisrey and other Brands will shortly be IN THE MARKET FOR DISPOSAL at Extreme Low Rates, and Favorable Tj-.bms.-T. NEWTON & CO. 92 SHEEPSKIN RUGS, MATS, and SLIPS in ALL COLORS. A Contigument of the above FOR SALE, at a Discount of Twentyfive per cent. Off English Cost, T. NEWTON & CO. 93 TO BUILDERS. TENDERS will be Received at the Custom House in Nelson, where the necessary particulars can be obtained until .SATURDAY, the 20th instant, for BUILDING An OUTHOUSE at NELSON LIGHTHOUSE. -The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. D. JOHNSTON. 102 Collector. ST. MARY'S SCHOOL. TIIE TWENTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY of the above Schools will be hell at the Catholic Station (for the b*>ys only at thtir own schoolroom), on WEDNESDAY" next, the 17th instant. The Children wiU meet at Two p.m. at the Catholic Station, where Tea wiil be served lor them at Five p.m. The Prizes will be distributed to them at Six p.m. The Tea Party and the Distribution of Prizes for the Girls will take place on the 2-3rd instant, at the Girls' Schoolroom. Owing to the double party and other circumstances, Tickets for the Children belonging to the School will be 6d. eaih. In both parties there will be no special preparation for adult visitors. MAGIC LANTERN exhibited to the boys of the school only. Duties will resume at the Boys' School, by Messrs. Richards and Sj-yehnb ; and those of the Girls' School, at the Convent, by the Sisters or Ciiaritv, on the 22nd instant. Extra, or Private Lessons at the Convent, for Young Ladies : — PER ANNUSr. Music, for beginners Four Guineas. Music, for advanced pupils Eight „ Drawing ... Four „ French (taught by French Ladie?) Four „ Plain needle, and fancy work, twice a week Four „ Boarding and Tuition as per agreement. Fees to be paid Quarterly in advance. As to the Select School, public notice will be given in due time. 97 ELIGIBLE BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET. TO LET, those SPACIOUS PREMISES at the CORNER of TRAFALGAR and HARDY-STREETS, the best Stand in Nelson; the Shops can be let separately or together. Apply to Mr. A. W. SCAIFE, Trafalgar-street, ! or Mrs. SNOW, Waimea-road. 2182 THE BISHOP of NELSON begs to THANK Messrs. CoCKE.vsr, Ex- wards, Stevens, Jenkins, Newport. Cottier, and many others, who have so kindly ASSISTED IN THE SEARCH FOR BENJAMIN TOWNSON". He thinks he may have gone along the Ridge towards the Wairoa Gorge, and that alter the full search of yesterday and the previous days, it is needless searching in tiie immedi** te neighborhood of the town.— Bishopdale, Jan. 12, 1872. 86 MRS. npOWNSON hopes that all those who JL have ASSISTED IN THE SEARCH for MR. TOWNSON will accept her WARMEST THANKS for the readiness with which they have gone on the Search at this busy time, and will ever feci grateful to ihem for the efforts they have made. — Bishopdale, Jan. 12, 1872. SI PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF NELSON". THE USUAL MEETING will be held at the Tem'erakce Hall, on MOSDAY EVENING NEXT, January 15, 1872, at Seven o'clock. Stewards — Messrs. J. Graham: and A.Hibble. The Money will be sold by Auction at Halfpast Eight precisely, after which a SPECIAL , GENERAL MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS (in pursuance of a Requisition, as prescribed by Rule 93, and which has been read at the two last meetings of the Society) will be held, for the purpose of RESCINDING Rules 77 and 80/ WM. FOOT, 83 Secretary.