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"\\7"A\TEDa SITUATION, by a y^j T T Girl. Apply Qffi ce of t hj 8 pap er. 328 WANTED, a BOY. Apply at the M»il OfficeWANTED, a Respectable YOUTH for Shop. Apply „ Mail Office. WANTED, TWO FEMALE SKRVANTS, to go to Wanganui. Apply to Mrs WATT, Panama House 319 WANTED, a SMART LAD to Make himself generally useful. Apply to Mrs RUSSELL. Exchange Hotel. 320 UNITED BAND OF HOPE GOLDMINING COMPANY. AT a MEETING of the DIRECTORS of the above Company, held at their Office on tbe 3lst day of January, a CALL (the fourteenth) of ONE PENNY per Share was made PAYA BL K to the Legal Manager, Mr W. MLean, nt the Company's Office, Reefton, on WEDNESDAY, February 11, 1874. WILLIAM M'LEAN, Legal Manager. Peefton, February 4, 1874. 330 FUNERAL. THE FRIENDS of the late Mr WILLIAM SNOW are respectfully informed that his FUNERAL will leave the residence of his Son, Waimea-strpet, for tbe New Cemetery, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) AFTERNOON, February 5, at Half-past Two o'clock. W. BRENT, Undertaker. Nelson, 3rd February, 1874. 328 FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' FETE. ALL ACCOUNTS against the Friendly Societies' Sports Committee must be SENT IN to the undersigned not later than TO-MORROW EVENING, at 8 p.m. F. HEALY, 321 Hon. Sec. NELSON CITY RIFLES. THE Members of the above Corps are requested to attend at the Botanical Gabdens, with Full Accoutrements, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 6.30 p.m. sharp. D. BORN, 322 Lieut, in charge. CATTLE TRESPASS 1868., NOTICE is Hereby Given, that on and after the 4th dav of MARCH, 1874, the Provisions of the «• Cattle Trespass Act. 18(58," wiil be enforced on my Land, being Section No. 71 and part of 80, Square 7, Gmham River District; and that it is my intention to Claim Damages for all Cattle Trespassing on the said Land, whether the same be fenced or unenclosed. JOHN HEATH. Ngatimoti, February 4, 1874. 329 EIGHT FERRETS for SALE. Apply to 3H-6 WILILAM ROIL, Stoke. CALEDONIAN SOCIETY Of THE PROVINCE OF NELSON. rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of MEM- 1 X BERS of this Society, to be held at the Trafalgar Hotel is POSTPONED until MONDAY, the 16th February. Business : Submitting Directors' Report aud Treasurer's Biilance Sheet; Election of Directors and Auditors for the current year. A. H. BRIND, 298 Secretary. NOTI C E . JW. TATTON, being about to leave • the Province, requests that all Accounts due to him be PAID by the FIRST of MARCH, 1874 327

MASONIC HALL. POSITIVELY FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, Feb. 4. Last Night of the Celebrated and World-renowned AUSTRALIAN BELLRINGERS, INSTRUMENTALISTS, AND VOCALISTS, THE TALENTED LYNCH FAMILY, WHOSE Unrivalled Performances have gained for them a World-wide reputation throughout the habitable Globe, and the great Ethiopian Comedian and Dancer, MR. FRANK VERTEN. MRS. PALMER, PIANIST. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT 1 ! TO-NIGHT I ! ! CHANGE OF PROGRAMME 1 Change of Programme I LAST NIGHT of the OAMPANOLOGIANS. Last Night of the Campanologians. Last Night of the Campanologians. s In their Wonderful Entertainment. LAST NlGtlTofthe Celebrated LYNCH FAMILY. Last Night of the Celebrated Lynch Family. Last Night of the Celebrated Lynch Family. LAST NIGnT of Mr. FRANK VERTEN. I ast Night of Mr. Frank Verten. L<st Night of Mr. Fbank Vbbten. Grand PERFORMANCES on 130 BELLS, and a variety of other Musical Instruments. Selections from "Norma," "LaSomnambula," " II Trovatore," and National Airs of All Nations, including "RING THE BELL WATCHMAN," as performed at the Melbourne Town Hall with enthusiastic applause, before the largest audience (4,000) ever congregated in Australia, &c , &c M &c. LINCOLN'S MARCH, as played at the funeral of the late President Lincoln. " Del Aura Tura," from " Norma," Ac, &c. " Still so Gently," from "La Sonambula," &o, &c, &c. Hampstead Heath, with Chime Variations. &c, &c. And a host of others. "CHING CHING," Chinese Sono Akd Dance, as Sung and Danced by the talented Lynch Family with immense success throughout Australasia, &c, &c. Tho great comic Trio the HALLELUJAH BAND by the Lynch Family. as sung by them with great success in their popular entertainments, &c, &c. PoruLAB Sougs, Ballads, and Operatic Selections, by Mb Vbbten. Mr Frank Verten wi'l also appear in his Comic Songs and Dances, " Nellie, the Belle," " Walking in the Starlight," and "Nicodemus Johnson," &c, &c. The whole concluding with the Laughable Farce of the DR. BROWN'S DISPENSARY. Dr. Brown...Harry Lynch, jun. Mrs Jones (an old lady suffering with the rheumatism).. . Robert Lynch. Mr Jones, a butcher ... George Lynch. Julius Cic-ar (the Doctor's assistant). .. Frank. Verten. Reserved Seats, 3s; Back, 2s ; Gallery Is. Doors open at Half-paat 7, commence at 8. HENRY LYNCH, Sen., Proprietor. CHAS. A BRIGHT, Agent. 806

WINDING-UP BUSINESS! &BEif CLEAEIM SALE AT a T. S. WYMOND & CO.'S. m g T. S. W. & CO. having Closed their Blenheim Branch, S O 9n^ Removed the Whole of that Well -assorted S STOCK to the 3 |hall of commerce " fc BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON, W HAVE EESOLVED UPON 03 I SELLING OFFI 3 THE WHOLE OF SAID STOCK, bd 1 REGARDLESS OF COST! 1 fo ' Cta7 the whole be Disposed of. © ? THE ABOVE STOCE:, TOGETHER WITH THE BALANCE H Q OP THE tt 3 NELSON SUMMER STOCK ' Is now being submitted to a discriminating Public by an t> | UNLIMITED REALISING SALE ! S j* FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS ! ! ! % 2 mmm QQ FQ BST WTXTE ALL to COME and Judge for themselves, &* * ~ Op o fc THE JGREAT SALE COMMENCED ON WEDNESDAY, 4th FEBRUARY. : T. S. WYMOND & Co. FOR PRICE LIST, SEE HAND-BILLS. 290