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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 82, 7 April 1874, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NELSON SCHOOL SOCIETY. mHE THIRTIETH ANNUAL MEETING JL of tie above Society will be held in the ivXrv^ 0 ? 1 "™ 111 ' Urid-'C-smet, 'JHIS EVENING, the 7th of April. Th e Chair to be taken at 7 o'clock by the Bey G H JOHNSTONiS. ' * ' TEA at half past 5 o'clock. Tickets Is 6d each. 8 ,, 9 YE7 ANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT. J' Apply to Mrs. O. HAKLIiY, the Wood. 905 WANTED, a COOK and HOUSEMAID, fur Marlborough. Apply to Mrs. ADAMS, Wilden. 90 6 WANTED, a respectable young GIRL to assist with children. Apply to Mrs H. IIOUNSELL, Nile-street East. 908 MASONIC HALL. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1874. EUGENE BED A, THE CELEBRATED ONE-LEGGED GYMNAST! Will appear in his WONDERFUL PERFOBMANCE on the FLYING TRAPEZE and LA GRAND PASSAGE DE LA KEVIERE. KINDLY ASSISTED by W. A. CHAPMAN AND MISS IDA BONIFON, in an entire Change of Programme, The Nelson Amateur Gtmnast Troupe have also kindly consentei to appear on tuia occasion only on the Single, Double, and Treble Trajteze. Doors open at half-past Seven; to commence at Eight o'clock. A'lmisssion — Front Beats, 33; Back, 2s; Gallery, Is 902 FOR. 8 A LIC, or TTIRE, One 5 horse power Portable STEAM HOIbTING ENGINE, in first-class order. JOHN PCOTT, Contractor, Trafalgar-street, Kelson, FIRE ! ! J THE NORWICH UNION FIRE OFFICE has for year* been among the first to deal liberally with Insurers, and in NEW ZEALAND its promptness in settlement of fire losses has been equally distinguished. THE SOCIETY'S AGENTS hold the fullest power to adjust Claims and pay losses in Cash without having to consult Directobs, Colonial Boards, or Secretaries, thus avoiding the consequent correspondence and delay. The Agents' Instructions are to " act promptly and liberally." B3JT This long-ertablished Society offera advantages uhich Companies of more recent standing are unable to do, and its rates of Premium do not exceed those of asy other Office doing business in this country. In effecting Insurances, it is of the first importance to eelect an Office of high character, long standing, and stability. Intending Insurers can obtain Prospectuses sni full information ns to the peculiar advantages offered by this well-known Office. W. M. STANTON, 880 The Society's Attorney and Agen»\

CHRIST CHURCH BAZAAR. 1 THE BAZAAJWHI he OPEN TOrpnT T 5 I 9? I i OW (WEDNESDAY), and on IHURdDaY, at the PROVINCIAL HALL. Banner, Banneret, and Uand Screens Cushions, Point Lace Work Dolls of all descriptions, Toys Photograph?, Paintings Children's Clothing in great variety Foot and Fender Stools Handsome Ottomans Every description of Ufioful and Fancy Articles. -ill, Goo . dß will fe e marked at the lowest SSli?i? nco ?* and thtre wiU be no-Bbate-ir closed firssj? no Aucfcion Saieat Christmas Tree on Wednesday Evbmno Wedding Cake. Peep Show. Weighing and Standard. A Clerk of the Scales will be in attendance. REFRESHMENTS: Oysters and Porter. Soup. Tea and Coffee Cakes and Fruit, And all the luxuries of the Season, at very Moderate Rates. Mcsic and Singikg In the Evenings. Open from 3 to 10 p.m. each day. Admission, Sixpence ; Children, half-price. " 914 TT7 ANTED, TENDERS, for Throwing noTotrt, Down » Clearing, and t-tacklhg BRICKS, at per lhouiand. OAKEY'S Bazaar, Bridge-street. 909 BILLIARDS, Customhouse Hotel.— Gentlemen will now find a Careful and Experienced Marker, ready at all times to attend to them. gjg ALL ACCOUNTS ngainst T. S. Wt- « a MOI J D J? 10 Co> are requested to be Rend red by WEDNESDAY, the Bth April, at the Latest, and all Accounts to be Paid to T. S. Wtmond and Co., at NEWTON'S fTORE, Trafalgar-street. PARA PARA IRON AND COAL . COMPANY. SHARfi] LIST will POSITIVELY CLOSE on the 14lh inst. M. M. WEBSTER, W Agent. THHE Undersigned intimeta that they are 1 CAKRYfKG ON their BUBIN>E v sS for qhe present in the Premises OPPOSITE their OLD BHOP, and next to Gorrib & Sons, where they hope to be favoured with a continuance of the liberal patronage they have hitheito received. PEAT & THORNTON, 907— m Bridge-street. r^NE OF NELSON'S PROTECTORS. On Richmond plain, all in the rain, All full of dread and fear— "- But in duty b>und I must remain, . For I am a noble Volunteer. Exposed like that, all in the damp I look like boiled mutton ; O how I hate this horrid Camp, In the mead of William Sutton. When in my shoes O how I shake, And I sigh for my Mammy dear, As its a serious thing, and no mistake, To become a homely Volunteer. So do have mercy if you please. For tbiß job will quite unmind me, For how can I pray Btand at ease, With the Maoris just behind me ? O what a state to be in ! 901 J. A. W. FOR HAVELOCK DIRECT. j^^k npHE regular trader filiift^ L D. a b-;'t |Mi|vMk>.wil! leave for the above Port, (.Wednesday). Freight or passage, apply on Board. , 903

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