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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 125, 26 May 1873, Page 3

LOST, a Small Brown TERRIER. Apply, 1395 Office of the Mail. " QUADRILLE ASSEMBLY. HP HE QUA.DRILLF. CLUB will Rive an ' 1 ASSEMB LY This MON DAY . EVKNING Next, in the Oddfeli oyvs' Haul. Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock. Admission, 3/6. 1403 INLAND COMMUNICATION COMMITTEE. A SPECIAL MEETING will be held at the _£jL Government Buildings, This MONDAY EVENING NEXT, the 26th inst., at; Half-past Seven. . WM. ROUT, 1388 . Secretary. TP|UAB SHELL and PARIS HATS _!_/ *• In all. the Newest Styles. From 12s. 6d. 1308 T. S. WYMOND & CO. NEW GOODS. NOW OPENING, ex Joyse Phillips and Echo, A LARGE VARIETY OF SEASON GOODS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION. . OVERSHOES AND FELT BOOTS AND SHOES. a . T, USHEK, TRAFALGAR - STREET, NELSON. ; 1371 Superintendent's Oflice, Nelson, May 9, 1873: rpHE SUPERINTENDENT directs it to be JL notified that William Wsstbrooke Squires, M p., Edinburgh, M.R.C S.E , has been appointed Health Officer for the Port of Nelson. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 1398 * Provincial Secretary. Just Published, Price Fourpence. EDUCATION. AS EItM 0 N Preached at Aix Saints' Church, Nelson, < n Sunday evening, May 11, by the Rev; ft. J. Thobpe, M.A., being an attempt to give a fair and faithful statement of the principle3 which should Guide a Christian Community in Legislating for the Full and Sound Instruction of each of its Members To which is added— , ESTEACTS FROM EDUCATIONAL DOCUMENTS. May be had of all Booksellers. 1507 "CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868." "JVTOTIOE is Hereby Given that on ar>d after 15 the 24th day of MAY, 1873, the Provisions of .the " Cattle Trespass Act, 1868," will be Enforced on my LAND and PRIVATE ROAD, Part of Section 147, Vanguard- street, and that it is my intention to CLAIM DAMAGES for all Cattle/rftSSPASSING on the said Land, whether Fenced on Unfenced. THOMAS C. CROOKE. Nelson, 23rd April, 1873. 1206 ONE MORE CASE OF THOSE SOFT CRIMEAN SHIRTS. At 4/-, Worth 6/6. 1375 AtT. S. WYMOND & CO'S. BOOTS ! BOOTS ! J BOOTS ! ! ! TT EALY & QON Have j ust Received Their .Usual Monthly Shipment of LADIES' GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES, Bought Specially for the. Winter Trade, and which they are Selling At the Lowest Eemunebative Prices. TTEALY & (^ON, 1401 BRIDGE STREET. RIWAKA DISTRICT KOAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited for GRAVELLING ■ 32 CHAINS oi the New Koad, from the West end downwards, 1 2ft Wide Bin. Thick on the Crown and 4in. on the Bide3. The Gravel for this portion of the road can be got from the Creek near the Flour-mill. Tenders are also invited for Gravelling about 16 Chains ot the above-mentioned Eoad, the same Width and Thickness as the above, Commencing at the Termination of the 32 Chains from the top, to be continued down as far as the gravel can be procured from Mr liowling's land j to the extent of 32 Chains, if sufficient Gravel can be found there. , Ten-dees for this part at per Chain. Tekdebs to be eent in to the Road Board on Mohdat, the 2nd June. By. order of the Road Board, DAVID GOODALL, Chairman.Riwaka, May 22, 1673. . 1396 SHILLING npABLE ! ! ! JL . EVERY ARTICLE SOLD at 1/-. M ANS °* & C 0 - ,3,0 AUCTION SALE on THURSDAY, May 29. 2 o'clock p.m., M.T. HJ. L. AUGARDE will SELL by • AUCTION, according to Instructions received from Mrs F. L. VicWbman, on the premifes, < olliugwood - street, the following articles of FURNITURE, &e.:— t Chairs— Tables— Washstands — Toilet Sets ! — Bedsteads — Washing Machine — Matftrasses Safe — Book-shelves — 100 • ' Books, various, &c. Medical Instruments, &c. Galvanic Battery, Chain *ditto, 8-day Clock, Load Hay, First-class Gig — Lampß and Cushions — „ Saddle Bags— Stable Forks — BtUßhes, &c. Cask of Cherry Wine— Tool Chest-l-Tools, &c , &c. 1304