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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 69, 20 March 1872, Page 3

Subscribers will be entitled to compete in anyclass -without payment of entrance fee, but from non-subscribers a fee of 2s. 6d. for each entry will be demanded. It being desirable to economise time on the show day, it is requested that, when practicable, entries may be made previous to that day with the Secretary, who, howt-ver, will receive entries until Half-past Eleven o'clock of the day of the show, at which hour, to avoid interfering with the duties of the Judges, the gates will be closed. Entries mat/, hotoever, be made until Twelve o'clock, on payment of Is. extra on each entry. Pariies too late to make entries may place such articles as they bring on to the ground, but will not be allowed to compete. Nothing placed for exhibition will be allowed to be removed until Four p m., except under special circumstances. The public will be excluded from the grounds while the Judges are deciding on their awards, but will be admitted without fee at Two o'clock. Any animal exhibited for competition must be the bona fide property of its exhibitor, and all articles in classes F, G, and H, must have been raised or made by the exhibitor. WILLIAM ROUT, 615 Hon. Secretary. ri RAZING for HORSES and CATTLE on VX STANLEY BROOK RUN. Apply to W. MURRAY THOMSON, 492 Waimea West. MULBERRY TREES. THE Committee appointed to carry out certain, recommendations of the Industrial Committee ol the General Assembly in reference to Sericulture, are prepared to receive applications for SUPPLY OF MULBERRY TREES (Moras Multicaulis) on the following conditions : — No applications received from any one person for more than One Hundred Trees. The Price to be Threepence per Tree. The Trees to be delivered in the month of May. Applications addressed to Mr. Geoege Hodgson, Superintendent's Office, Nelson, will be received until the sth April next. Nelson, March 9, 1872. 543 MULBERRY TREES ! MULBERRY TREES ! ! FOR SALE. OAAA FINE Healthy TREES, about Four L\J\)\J Feet high. Mobus Alba. — The very best for Droducing the Finest Silk— One Shilling each. Moeus Multicattlis. — Many-stemmed, softleaved Mulberry; should only be use I when the worms are quite young — Threepence each. WILLIAM HALE, ! NURSERYMAN AND SEEDSMAN, Tor? and Hardt-streets. 6i)7 RAEE OPPORTUNITY. Clearing Out Sale at a Wholesale Warehouse. SALE OF GROCERIES, DRAPERY, &c. fTTHE Undersigned has received instructions jL from Messrs. Hoddeu and Talbot to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises, Bridge-street, On SATURDAY, the 23rd instant, the BALANCE of GOODS remaining, consisting of — WINTER DRAPERY, Jackets and Mantles Men's Clothing Blankets, Flannels, Sheetings, Shirtings Boots and Shoes Floor Cloth, Oil Baize, &c. Teas, Salmon, Sauces, Pickles, and other Groceries Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, Brushware Newly potted Butter Sewing Machines. Kettles, and Boilers Counter Fixtures, &c, &c. Iron Safe, Scales, with a variety of other Goods. Sale to commence at 1 1 o'clock, sharp. JOHN R. MABIN, 597 Auctioneer. ANCHOR .JgAA. STEAM LINE OF .JKhSQ^ PACKETS. FOR WESTPORT, HOKITIKA, AND GREYMOUTH. THE "KENNEDY," THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, the 20th inst., at 5 o'clock. ■■■ "O ■-' FOR BLENHEIM, via Port "Underwood, carrying produce for ship " Chile." THE "L Y TTE L T 0 N, " on or about FRIDAY, the 22nd inst. 894 N. EDWARDS & CO. — — — — — — — — ~ — ~— — — — — —— —~ — - -— — - — — — i . ■! THE , ]jL.A STEAM ** E w llllilfe* seipplNG ZEALAND '^^^COMPANY (LIMITED). TIME TABLE—MARCH. PHCEBE, for Taranaki and Manakau. — SUNDAY, the 24th inst. WELLINGT* >N, for Picton, Wellington, Lyttelton. and Port Chalmers, with English Mail. —TUESDAY, the 26th fast. 446 N. EDWARDb & GO., Agents.