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season, which is selling at a dollar a bushel, gold. This is pretty well for a population of one hundred thousand. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SPRING GROVE WESLEY AN CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. rpWO FERMONS will be PRFACHED 1 TO-MiyRKO W/^UNDAY, in the above nmrc!i Jn tl-e Morning at 11, and in the Evening at 6-30, >y the Rev. T. BUDDLE. Collections will be made after each S»rvice in aid ot the Trmi Fund. On GOOD FRIDAY. April 3rd, a TEA Mfe-ETING will be held. Tea on the tablo at 5 o'ulo(k. Tickets, is. 6d. each. A PUBLIC M FETING will t»ke place after the Tea, when Ministera and Friends will delr cr addresses. 766 JDST BECEIVFD. AND NOW READY . FOR INSPECTION, Ex " Ciuudijkrb," from Lohdow, Fx " Wild Dber," from Glasgow, via Pobt Chalmers, A VEBY LARGE & WELL- ASSORTED STOCK OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, &c,, &c. AT T. R. HODDER & CO.'S, General Importers, richmond. 809—6 RCUOSS, Chemist. Motucka, being • about to leave the district, requests that nil ACCOUNTS due to bim be PAID immediately to Mr. J. EDELSTEN. Motueka, March 28, 1874. 808-3 PERSEVERANCE MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). As it requires the consent of the majority in number and value of the Shareholders in this Company to enable the Directors to give effect to the Peaolutions passed at the Genernl Meeting, held on the 24th Maichi therefore, . . AN EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS will bo held at the Odd-Fellows' Ham-, Kelgon, on THURSDAY, April 23rd, at 7-30 p.m., when tho Votes of the Shareholders will be taken to ascertain whether the majority in number and value are for winding-up the Company. A Circular and Proxy -Paper will be poslei to each Shareholder. Those unable to attend that Meeting, and are in favour of vi* dingup, are particularly requested to eign the Proxy-Paper authorising some person to vote for them.. The Proxy-Papers mint be senfc to the Office of the Company without delay. JOHN B. MABIN, BQ7 Legal Manager. VALUABLE FREEHOLD SITES FOR BUILDING PURPOSES. HJ. L. AUGARDE will SELL by • public AUCTION, at his Room*. Bridge-street, Nelaon, on SATURDAY, the 18th April, 1874, at 12*15 M.T., iv pursuance ot instructions received from the Mortgagee— That valuable PROPERTY fronting Wash-ington-road, belonging to Jajites A'oorh, consisting of 17 acres, with two HOUSES thereon, five acres of which are fenced and laid down to gras". The position is dry and salubrious, and well adapted for a Depot for the large number of immigrants about to arrive in Nelson. Plan?, &c., can be seen at the Ofllceo of Messrs. Adams & Kinodon, and tho Auctioneer, 805 H. J. L. AUGARDR. M. T7IOR HAVELOCK DIRECT. Jljsw 1? —The Fine Ketch Mm, emily will leave as above about WEDAY, April 1. For Freight or past age, apply to Master, on board. 810 /CHAMELEON TOPS. KJ At R. LUCAS & SON'S.

Oregon (America) has a surplus of four million bushels of wheat this

Grrand Display OF CO g AND 1 WINTER DRAPERY, I S AT | It. S. WYMOND & 00.'5.8 <*3 7 c! 3 WHO ARE NOW SHOWING * I Their First LARGE SHIPMENT § | FOR THIS SEASON, g 9 Si P CONSISTING OF 5 § s is § Selected by their own BUYER 9 6 FROM THE BEST E? a British and Foreig-n Manufacturers. * 'T , . . a w*4 .0. ■ ■ ij (Shipped to Melbourne per Royal Mail Steamer, and c.s. "Thermopylae" j. W " Malabar," and " Shannon.") O Transhipped to Nelson per " Alhambra," " Albion," &c, ? p :o: |3 KIT The Largest Selection of NOVELTIES in every § Department ever shown in Nelson. -:o: T. S. WYMOND & CO. HALL OF COMMEECE. 794