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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 53, 1 March 1873, Page 2

CITY VOLUNTEERS. ' CITY RIFLES and CADETS will attend for . CHLRCH PARADE, at the Drill-shed (with Side Arms), TO-MORROW, at 10 o'clock a.m. ' ' GEORGE B. SINCLAIR, Captain. Jno. W. WIGZELL. 486 Hon. Captain. HOT BATHS! HOT BATHS !! TjIXPRESSLY for the VOLUNTEERS, from JGi 6 o'clock £m. to 9 o'clock p.m. Per order of an Old Volunteer, War. H. WEST, 485 At the Old Stand. REPRESENTATIVE FIRING. /GENERAL r\RDER— For the "RegulaVJT \J tion Cup " go to IRED. MAIN, Hair Dbessbr, Collingwood-street — Charge, QA. Shaving a la Militaire, 3d. Near the Drill- shed. 483 TO CATHOLICS. fTHHE LORD BTSHOP OF DUNEDIN ia exX pected from the West Coast by the Charles Edward, on TUESDAY. All who are able to do so, are requested to MEET his Lordship on the ARRIVAL of the Steamer at the Port. A MEETING will be held at. St. Maby's Station TO-MORROW (Sunday), after Vespers to Adopt an ADDRESS of WELCOME to the BISHOP. 489 ; LOOK OUT FOB ~T\ R . /PARR'S . FINISHING SEANCES, PHRENO-MESMERIC EXPERIMENTS, AND LECTURES. See next issue. 490 TOW.N COMMITTEE OF EDUCATION. WANTED, a MISTRESS for HAMPDENSTRBBT SCHOOL. Applications, accompanied with the Inspector's Certificate, to be sent in to the Undersigned on or before the 17th inst. JJJO. W. WIGZELL, Hon. Secretary. Nelson, March 1, 1873. 491