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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 49, 26 February 1872, Page 2

T^UNGUS WANTED ir -Must be brought in J? before'the 31st March next. 304 „;, ,WONG; AH C.ttEK, Hardy-street. FOR SALE.— APSPRING TRAP, HORSE, and HARNESS. Apply at the Mail Office. 430 LOST, on the 23rd, from Collingwood street, A BLACK-AND-WHITE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG PUP. The Finder will be rewarded for the same by R. H. HARPER. 437 STOKE WESLEYAN SABBATH SCHOOL. . . rrio-MORRow (Tuesday) . a public A TEA on behalf of the above School will take place in the SCHOOLROOM at 5 pm., followed by a . PUBLIC MEETING, when Ministers and other Gentlemen are expected to give Addresses. 419 M n. a oH.» S - lyriSS TjUORENCE Will Shortly Arrive, and Appear for a Few Nights Only. . - 433 HOUSE AT THE PORT FOR SALE.— The SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE, at present in the occupation of the Undersigned. There is a Fruit Garden, and also a Washhouse. Bathroom, and Stable. Has a commanding view of the Bay. Apply to J. THORNTON, Bridgestreet. 350 SOUTHERN STAR LODGE, No. 735. MONTHLY MEETING TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, February 27th, at Half-past Seven o'clock. By order of the W.M., E. G. COLLINS, 440 Secretary. COME for T. S. WYMOND & Co.'s ANTIRHEUMATIC FLANNEL SHIRTS and DRAWERS. 415 N OTIC E. MEMBERS of the "RESERVE" CITY RIFLE VOLUNTEERS (who have not attended either January or February Inspection Parades), and Late MEMBERS of the CITY EIFLK and CITY CADET CORPS are requested to RETURN into the MILITIA and VOLUNTEER OFFICE, Alton PiACE (between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.), on or before the 28th inst., ALL ARMS, ACCOUTREMENTS, and GOVERNMENT PROPERTY in Their Possession. ■ ■- C. A. HUMFREY, Captain and Adjutant iSelson District. Militia and Volunteer Office, Nelson, Feb. 23, 1872. 431 DISTRICT ORDER. Militia and Volunteer Office, Nelson, February 23, 1872. mHE COMPETITION for GENERAL 1 GOVERNMENT DISTRICT PRIZES ■will take place on the Town Range as follows : — "\ Competitors — let set — 6i[ a.m. City Rifle 1 (sharp) Thursday, 29th inst. Volunteers j Competitors — 2nd set — 6£ a.m. / Oharp) Feiday, Ist March. } Cadets over 14— 2| pm. Thursday, 29th inst. Cadets under 14—4 p.m. Thdksday, 29th inst. C. A. HUMFREY, Captain 432 and Adjutant Nelson District.

New Advertisements. WANTED a YOUTH who understands the Management of HOUSES. Apply at the POST BOY HOTEL. 442 SERVANT WANTED— must- be good Laundress and Plain Cook. References required. Apply to Mrs. Lowtiier Broad, Trafalgar-st, South. ' 445 WANTED TO RENT, for a Term of Years from April next, a COTTAGE of FOUR ROOMS and KITCHEN, near Nelson or "Richmond. Address, terms, &c, to J. W..R, Post-office, Nelson. 418 NELSON REGATTA CLUB. "\TACHT RACE TO-MORROW (Tuesday) X Feb. 27, to Start at 11 amEntries will be received at the Custom House Hotel, THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. JNO. W. WIGZELL, 441 Hon. Secretary. [ Advertisement.] Refused insertion in last Friday's Colonist, To the Editor of the Colonist. SIR, — That a writer in your last issue should entertain very hostile feelings towards myself, and should hold a ■very mean opinion of some miners, whom he endeavors to make the public believe attended a hole-and-corner meeting in a hut, is a matter of no public moment whatever, but it is matter of great public moment whether the important statements contained in the report of said meeting 1 as printed in the Mail are true or talsp. Had " Fairplay " occupied himself with criticising and rebutting these statements * he would hnve had a perfect right to have written anonymously, but, I think that letters of so purely a personal character as "Fairplay's" should only be permitted to appear on condition that the writer attached his name, in which case T think it would have been seen that " Fairplay " is a member of that happy family whose repose is always so sadly disturbed by such plain speaking as that which took place at the meeting in question. That " Fairplay " winces at it a3 he does, is proof of the wholesomeneßs of the infliction-; and although he has appended the resolutions passed at the meeting to his letter, it is only right that your readers should know that he has expnnged some of the remarks of the speakers as published in the Mail, which remarks are to " Fairplay," no doubt, the least agreeable portion of the proceedings. Yours, &c, James Ghovb. Foxhill, Feb. 21, 1872. * As " Fairplay " makes no attempt to impugn these statements at the same time that he shows such a strong disposition to throw discredit on the meeting and all concerned in it, am I not justified in concluding that he considers them, unassailable. 446

25 per CENT. SATED IN FLAMELS ASP BLANKETS, T. S. Wymond & Co. HAVING SECURED A LAEGE SHIPMENT BEFORE THE EXTRAORDINARY RISE TOOK PLACE IN WOOL, HAVE DECIDED UPON CLEAKINa 700 pairs Large Super Blankets, FROM I,©S. ©D. PER PAIR. 2000 yards fine and heavy makes Welsh Flannels,' : : FROM lOi D -'' — — ;OI- — The above having been purchased at the Extbemely Low Kates ruling prior to the great advance on Wool, T. S. W. & Co. think it only equitable to give those who have so liberally patronised them this chance TO SECURE THEBARGAIM WHOLESALE BUYERS will find it to their interest to lay in THEIR WINTER STOCK AT ONCE, as our usual Liberal Discount from Retail Scale will be allowed. 1 ; *-, ■ T...;ST Wtmostd,& Go.LOWEST WHOLESALE LIST IN THE PROVINCE. 819