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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 49, 26 February 1874, Page 2

Jo IMREISIIEIK& SOLICrrOR, ''■ y (\Jh¥ v t Mb. Habpek's forF^E, Tbafaloas stkekt, ... t^yBELBON. 517 j TO CARPENTERS AND BDILDEBS. TBNDE/^S areinyKeTuntil SATURDAY;^ Ihy7th of M&rch, for ERECTING ft B.OILBaNG at Mr. Newtoh's Stables, Hardy- ' Btrtetf Plans aiid epeciflcations to be seen at the* Office of th«f undersigned. The lowest or . any -tender rteimecessarily accepted. GEG. HARPER, Trafalgar street. '"■■ Fehrnary 26^1874. 519 .yTDISTRICT I»RIZE FIRING. r|iHE Competition for the GenepCl Goverh 7 -JL ment District Prizes will tafce place on ./the reapeejive Rifle Range of each Companj ! a.B;fbl!owsW I City Bifler,-- on Monday, 2nd March. Ist ■.-. Set at 5.30 a m., 2nd Set at 9 a m. Stoke Rifles, on Tuesday, pd, commencing ' . at 9 a.m. \J ■ ',', City Artillery, on Thursday, 6th. Ist Set, 6.50 a.m.; 2nd Set, 9 am. ■Waimea Rifles, on Saturday, the 7tb. Ist Set, 9 a.'m ; 2nd Set, 11 a.m. B. BAIGENT, Captain, '" . ; Commanding Militia and Volunteers, Sift"' Nelson District. - T Ane*riON sale, /^ n • v Gn^TUSIJAYNEXr, at 2 o'clock, M.T. TJ vjf L. AUGARDE has r/ceivedinXI •/detractions to SELL, by order of the Morwigee — / jflß9 MONTE CHRIS^DJSHARES, (Lyeli District), ex Dividend. . ,-, Without reserve. 515 H. J. L. AUGARDE, Auctioneer. \. AUCTION SALE, • : O^AT^RDA^ NEXT, at 12-15, M.T.N At MjTT. Newton's Yabds, HmDT-STBEBT. QJP R ING CART, in excellent order K^f Tilt made for do. / Set of Harness, ready for use / ' ■ ; Trap Horse, progressive, and staunch ■ ' Saddle Horse, cany a Lady, docile r , » . . m » Active „ useful stamj^ ■ : '• ; Trap Horse, quiet, staunch, and correct Several Ilorsebof the character "useful " -'Albo, Pair of Saddle Bags. 516 H. J. L. AUGARDE, Auctioneer. „- TO CORRESPONDENTS. Mr Webb's letter has been unavoidably held over until to* morrow. BIRTH. Wabd.— February 25, at Brook-Btreet, the wife of Mr. John Ward, of a daughter. ,j DEATH. Habbib.— -February 26, Helen, Infant daughter . of George Harris, of Collingwood-street, I aged 7 months. ©fy JUteou femnij Jttati THURrDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1874. It would seem as though the Govern- . ißeißt^were purposely trying to place every impediment in the way of working the new Licensing Act. The third se'ctibfa provides that ".the Governor • shall, as soon as conveniently may be after the passing of this Act, by pro--1 olamatiotr in the ' Government Gazette,' define such territorial divisions as he ; may think proper to be licensing