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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 92, 17 April 1872, Page 2

NOTICE. NELSON CITY RIFLES. ALL FINES DUE for NON-ATTENDANCE at GOVERNMENT INSPECTION PARADES must be PAID to the Secretary, on or before TUEbDAY, the 23rd inst. W. 11. McCABE, 825 Lieut. City Rifles. WAIMEA RIFLES. DRILL EVERY MONDAY EVENING, at the Spring Grovk Schoolroom, at 7 o'clock. WAKEFIELD CADETS PARADE on SATURDAY NEXT, the 20th instant, at Half-post 3 p m., in Mr. Bird's Paddock, Lower Wakefield. Late Members of the above Corps who have not sent in their Arms and Accoutrements, are requested to do so immediitely, By order, E. BAIGENT, 822 Captain Waimea Rifles. A riRAND /CONCERT will be given in the PROVINCIAL HALL, On FRIDAY NEXT, April 19, 1872. TO COMMENCE AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. PROGRAMMER Ist Part. Overture By the Band Solo and "God Bless the Prince Chorus of Wales" Part Song "You Stole my Love" Macfarren Song "Little Footsteps" • A.Barney Chorus " H ow brLht and fair Rossini Duet "O'er the Hill, O'er •the Dale" S. Glover Chorus "Of all tbe Brave Birds" Freeman Fong "Ah ! Quel Giorno" Rossini Chorus ' : From ( » beron in Fairy Land " Stevens 2nd Part. Overture By the Band Chorus "The Song of the Railroads " Macfarren Duet "Maids of the Greenwood " Glover Trio "Don't Tickle Me, I Pray " Martini Violin Selections from "Anna and Piano Bolena " Song "Tom Bowling " Dibdin Chorus The Phantom Chorus from Sonnambula Glee "Where art thou, beam of Light " Bishop Chorus "All among the Barley" Stirling National Anthem. The Proceeds to be devotfd to the ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ORGAN FUND. Tickets 2/6 each ; or Family Tickets to admit Four, 7/6. To be obtained from Mr. Darby, and Messrs Lucas & "-on, Bridge-street, Mr Stanton and Mr. Hounsell, Trafalgrar-street, or from any Member of the Choir. 773

TOMORROW (Thursday), at 12.15 o'clock At the Nelson Auction Rooms. DEEFI OEEFM T> EEF!!! JOHN R. MABIN, 828 Auctioneer. WITHOUT RESERVE. At the Stockyards, Richmond. About the 1 5th May. 2 COWS, neir Calving Steers and H idlers Durham Bull, about 4 years o'd 6 Working Bullocks,)well accustomed to Bush work. JOHN R. MABIN, "~ 829 Auctioneer. FIVE SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, a Small Brown Setter PUP. The Finder, on returning it to the Office of this Paper will receive the above reward. 82i LADIES' WAREHOUSE, HARDY-STREET. ]y|ADAME gOTTENELLI Begs to announce that she is now prepared to show her Large and Well-assorted Winter Millikert Including ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. Inspection is Invited. 825 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NELSON. GENTLEMEN— It is with repret that I have to announce to you my resignation as your Representative in the General Assembly ; my visit to England, on private business, preventing my attendance at the next session of Parliament. Could I have possibly attended the next Session of Parliament I should have taken active steps to induce Ministers to introduce a measure for opening up the country by soma practical road ot easy construction to connect the now thriving township of the Inangahua and intervening districts with the City of Nelson, payment to be made in land and cash. This important work, I believe, would tend largely to promote the commercial pro>perity of the City. My interest was solicited by an independent supporter of the present Government a short time back in Wellington to a resolution to be introduced next Session, to the effect that no Member of the House s ould be eligible for any Government Appointment, unless he ceased to be a Member for IS mon'hs ; this resolution I should have supported. Gentlemen, should the experience and information bbtiinfd by a visit to the home country in any way qualify me to again serve you, I shall deem it a duty to do so. I thank you for tho privilege and honor of representing you in the Parliament of the Colony, and rema n, Yours obediently, M. LIGHTBAND. Nelson. April -6. 1872. 826

T. S. WYMOND & Co. ARE NOW SHOWING Their First Large Shipment of 68 PACKAGES Winter Drapery COMPRISING— All the Novelties in FANCY DRESS MATERIALS: MANTLES, SHAWS, MILLINERY, FANCY WOOLLEN GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, LACES, &c„ &c. — :o: ALSO, 34 CASES Winter Clothing IN ENDLESS VARIETY. HATS, CAPS, WOOLLEN HOSIERY, MERCERY, &c, &c. ■ ■' — :o: = — gJ_T Buyers should remember that the BULK OF OUR PURCHASES were made long before the great rise in all Woollen and Cotton Fabrics took place, and that we shall continue to SELL AT THE OLD PRICES, and thus DEFY ALL COMPETITION. — , — _:o: T. S. Wymond & Co., HALL OF COMMERCE BRLDGE STREET. 809