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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 40, 16 February 1874, Page 2

THE GOLD REEf AT WEST '• !---•:■ " WANGANUI. A j ... THE PUBLTC aro invited to attend a MEETING, to be held at the Trafalgar Botel,' at Half-past Seven o'clock, THIS EVENING, of intending Suoscribers to a Fund for farther proving the Mine, &c. Specimens, from the Reef will.be exhibited. . ' A427 TO LET, the HOUSE in Bronti-street, :: containing 11 Booms, with Stable and Outbuildings, lately occupied by Mr. Lis*. There, is a large Garden, and an acre paddock can be had with it if required. 208 Apply to JOHN GULLY. SUB SCRIPTION LIST in AID of the WIDOW of MICHAEL CAMPION, an esteemed old resident of Takaka, who died on the 25th ot December, 1873, from wounds .received from a hayfork on the day previously. The deceased leaves a Widow in a delicate state of health and two infant children, who are by his decease deprived of their means of support. The settlers of Takaka appeal with confidence to the public oi Nelson to aid in raising a small sum which may bo invested for the benefit of those so untimely and unhappily bereaved. The Lists will be kept before the public until March 31st, 1874. The Collectors being requested to forward their amounts on the Ist oteach month to the Treasurer, the Rev. T. N. BINSFELD, Nelson. The following gentlemen have volunteered to act as collectors : — Takaka — Messrs W. Page, J. O'Reilly, and Wis. Cobb. Motupipi— Mr S. Robinson. Collingwood — Mr J. D. Bbace. Slateford—Mr J. Lash. Motueka and Moutere— Mr Richard HyLAND. Riwaka — Mr' Madkgan. Nelson— Mr C Richards, St Mary's School. . Weßtport and Charleston — Eugene Joskph O'Conor, Esq. . Waimea Goldborough— Kev F. Chareyrb. ..-.■'"' 114 XCHANGE HOTEL, Bridge- street. MRS. RUSSELL, in returning thanks for past favors, begs to inform her friends and the public, that she is now to be found at the above addresß, and only asks for the Bame liberal support that she received whilst at the MASONIC. Everything will be done to give satisfaction to customers. , Only firßt-class Spirits kept in stock. The EXCHANGE being a Free House, Gentlemen can have their choice of ALE from any of the local breweries. Glass of Ale, and Sandwich, Sixpence. 200