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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 100, 28 April 1874, Page 3

NELSON HARMONIC SOCIETY. A PRIVATE CONCERT of tho stove Society will be giv. n at tin Provincial Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING n -xt, the 30th instant. To cojsist of SELECTIONS fr.mt Sir MieaAEL Costi's ORATORIO, "ELI." Full Rehearsal on TUESDAY eveniog, at the Provincial Hall. Tickets to ba obtained at tho Rebearsnl, or at the Society's Rooms on Tuesday Afternoon, between the hours of 4 and 5. .Subscriptions now due. Scrip w : ll be taken this Half as cis.h from original hold rs, in payment. J. T. CATLEY, 1067 Honorary Secretary. .■superintendent's Office, Nehon, 27th April, 1814. rjIHE PUBLIC OFFICES will be CLOSED X on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY next, the 29th and 3 )th instant. ALFRED GREENFIELD. 1031—2 Provincial Secretary. NELSON CITY LOAN FOR GAS AND WATERWORKS. TENDERS will >- c received at this Office, until TUURSOAY.the 21st May, 1874. for DEBENTURES, with Coupons attach d, to the amount of ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED POUNDS, to be issued upon the authority of the "Ndson City Loan Act, 1871." Each debenture shill be for the Sum of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, bearing SIX per CENT. IN I'ERES T, and will be issued in the form, and subject in all respects to the condition?, as to security aud payment of interest as provided in tho above-named Act. Ihe Debentures will be made payable in Thirty Years from the date of issue, with interest at the above-mentioned date, payable Half-yeirly at this Office. Tender* may be male for one or more Debenture?, and must be forwarded, under cover, addressed to the Provincial Treasurer, Nelson, and marked " Tender for Debentures." The highest or any Tender cot necessarily accepted. JOSEPH SHEPHARD, Provinciil Treasurer. Treasury, Nelson, April 57, 1874. 1082 SADDLERY! SADDLERY! THE Undersigned intimate that they are CARRYING ON their BUsINKKg for the present in the Premises OPPOSITE their OLD bUO ', and next to Gorrib & Sons, where they hope to be favoured with a continuance of the liberal patronage they have hiiheit j receive!. PEAT & THORNTON, 907 — m Bridge-street. EMU STORE. THE Undersigned thanks the public for past favours, and would inform them that he has RE-COMMENCED BUSINESS in those Premises next Mr. WARREN'S, Butcher, where he hopes for a continuance of their support. W. PHILLIPS, 860 Emu Store. W. C Wilkins* Advertisement. ARRIVED, PER " JOHN BULL." KEROSINE LAMPS, NIGHT LIGHTS, GLASSES, SHADES, BURNERS and FITTINGS. — — : — ;o:: BATHS, JAPANNED WARE, TOOLS, TEAPOTS, CHAINS & Tbaces, CAMP OVENS, AND GENERAL HARDWARE. ALWAYS ON HAND — KEROSINE OIL, best brands ALSO, COLZA, CASTOR OIL for Machinery, and PAINT OILS. fi^" TERMS CASH. W. C. WILKINS, IRONMONGER, I , BRIDGE-STREET. blson, April, 1874. 1028