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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 264, 6 November 1872, Page 1

i_l>Wii_ai:M-_^„w_i_ii„Wiini»»miy„ii)«i^ ridge is about to erect a memorial to the missionary prelate. LADIES' WAREHOUSE, HARDY-STREET, JUST ARRIVED, ex ASTEROPE. IADAIE loTTENELIf ' HAS JUST RECEIVED HER Second ■ Shipment * OF MILLINERY BONNETS and HATS. PLAIN, DRESS, AND WIDOWS' CAPS AND BORDERS. SILK, GRENADINE, AND LACE POLONAISES, JACKETS, &c. DRESSES, in Great Variety. NEW PRINTS AKD MUSLINS. A Choice Asssortment of FANCY ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. 2363 Superintendent's Office, Nelson, October 30, 1872. THE Supehhtxedek. directs it to be notified, that in accordance with the provisions of Section 9, of the 'i Education Act, 1863," he has appointed TUESDAY, the 12th day of November' next, at Twelve o'clock, Noon, ior the ELECTION o£ TWO PERSONS to fill the VACANCIES in the LOCAL COMMITTER of EDUCATION for the District of Ngatimoti, and toat the Election shall beheld at the School House, Ngatimoti, ALFRED GREENFIELD, 2324 Provincial Secretary. NELSON SOUTH-WEST GOLDFIELDS. Application for Agricultural Lease. Matakitaki District, October 16, 1572. To Ward un Broad. I HEREBY apply for a Lease of LAND for Agricultural purposes, situated at the Toi Patch, about Two chains from the Eastern boundary of the Lease held by Wiluam Hunteb, and comprising Fifty Acres or thereabouts; and I herewith deposit the Receivers' Receipt for Ten Pounds (£ 10) in accordance with the Agricultural Lease Regulation, cf the 17th day of May, 1872, made under the Goldfields Act, 1866. WILLIAM DEEGAN, Matakitaki. I hereby appoint Wednesday, the 27th day o£ November, for the hearing of the above application at the Lyell. CHARLES BROAD, 2361 Warden. TyURRAY AND INANGAHUA REEFS. 100 Shares in Band of Hope 100 „ Golden Crown 250 „ Wealth of Nations 125 „ Energetic 1 25 „ Westland Quartzcrushing Company 250 „ Phoenix Goldminig Company. 25 „ Anderson's Quartzcrushing Company. , .' Also, in unregistered claims, i Share in AU Nations i „ in Victoria Company 1 „ in Claim No. 4, Adam Smith Line 1 „ in Claim No. 5, do. i „ in Claim No. 3, do., and next to the Energetic Company. EOR SALE by THOS. BRUNNER.

The sum of £1,000 has been collected ' in Christchurch in the course of a month, for the purpose ol" building a new Congregational Church. A great social scandal in which Mr Eyes, the Provincial Secretary of Marlborough, is implicated, has of late excited the ire of the people of Blenhiem who have held a public meeting at which it was agreed to forward the following petition to His Excellency the Governor — The petition of the undersigned inhabitants of the province of Marlborough humbly sheweth — That a great scandal exists in this district having reference to Wm. Henry Eyes, Esquire, one of her Majesty's Justices of tbe Peace, Sheriff of the province, and who holds other high Goverment appointments. — That the public mind hero is much excited I about this scandal, and a public meeting has been held, showing unanimous indignation against the said William Heury Eyes. — Your petitioners are of opinion that it is neither for the peace nor well-being of the district that any person should hold these high offices, who is leading the life I which is alleged of the said Wm. Henry Eyes. — Your petitioners therefore humbly pray that your Excellency will cause enquiries to be made of the truth or otherwise of these reports, with a view to taking such steps as may seem best to your Excellency to remove this reproach from your petitioners. — Aud your petitioners will ever pray, &c. It is proposed with the consent of the Dean and Chapter, to erect a martyr pulpit in the nave of Exeter Cathedral, as a special memorial to Bishop Patteson. The proposal is exceedingly appropriate' in several respects. Iv this cathedral the murdered Bishop was ordained, and this was the only diocese in England in which he held a cure, viz., Aldington, in the church of which parish Sir. J. T. Cole-

ROYAL BLUE HOUSE, HARDY STREET. Jvbt O^^yeiyisterope. . 5 Cases Paperhangings 20 Boxes Glass (useful sizes, up to 60 x 40 inches) Also, ex Latjb Arrivals — 1000 yards good double-width Scrim 1 Case Noble & Hoare's celebrated Coach Varnishes 1 „ „ „ Painters' Varnish &c, &c, &c. g__T As these Goods we're bought before the great rise in the English, markets, they, will be sold at the usual low rates. _ J . P~ o : °b OK E , PAPERHANGINGS WAREHOUSE, /. " , HAEDY STBEET. . 2353 H. D. Jackson, BOOKSELLER AID STATIONER, ' TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS, TOYS, AND BERLIN WOOLS ALWAYS IN>HAND.