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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 30, 4 February 1874, Page 2

SATISFACTION WANTED 1 BLENHEIM AMATEURS hereby CHALLENGE the NELSON AMATEURS for FEATS on the TRAPEZE, for the sum of £ 5 or upwards. To take place on FJRLD AY, February 6th, 1874. 332 ALL ALIVE ! jTIRAYFISH I ! CRAYFISH !1 ! THIS EVENING, AT LEVY'S, Oyster and Fish Depot. 331 DISTRICT ORDER. Militia and Volunteer Office, Nelson, February 3, 1871. THE VOLUNTEER CORPS of this District will Parade in the following order for ANNUAL INSPECTION by the Inspector of Volunteers. A full attendance at theße Parades is imperative. The Artillery Corps, on THURSDAY EVENING, the sth instant, and the Citt Rifles, on FRIDAY EVENING, 6th instant, at 7 o'clock, in the Botanical Gardens. The Stoke Em-lbs and Cadets, onS ATURDAY EVENING, 7th instant, at Stoke. The City Cadets, on TUESDAY EVENING, the I Oih instant, at 7 o'clock, in thBotanical Gardens. The Waimea Rifles, and Wakefield Cadets, on WEDNESDAY, the ] Ith instant, at 4 p.m , at Spring Grove. E. BAIGENT, Captain, Commanding Militia and Volunteers, 323 Nelson District. WHEREAS one RED HEIFER, branded BN on off rump, has for come time been running io my Paddocks : This ia to give notice, that unless the same is removed within one month from this date, and GraziDg Paid, it will be SOLD to defray expenses. JOHN PARSONS. Waiwero, February 2, 1874. 325