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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 160, 8 July 1874, Page 2

m a s o ni %^-h'.-a;.:l' ii^'^M • • T«-PALGAH-aTaBBr," Neieon. "'.'.. '-0 FOR THREE~N|G_tTS ONLY. ? Thursday, friday, & Saturday; -*T\ H E (f OURL AY Sf -*- WILL APPEAR IH THEIR NEW POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT. Entire Change of Programme each Evening. thubsday~Wening. To commence with Craveh»s Serio-comic • -:■■ -.-- .----.- - Drama, „_^.„ W( .^___ M I L K Y WHI T E OR' EARLY LOVE,! . 71 ' as perform, d by the Gourlays throughout Australia with immense success: " " - To^be followed by a \ MUSIC AJ_ © LTjO, Front Sqats, 3j. } S?c nd Seats, 2s. } Galle^, ; Tickets may be badipit _ff, :^T^co^f ! Doors open at 7'30 j commence at S.o'cioek. '" "_'" : ."" ' ' J "/1745'' . CHRIST CHUReH, NELSOfr mtfE CHURCHWARDENS • wiutbe'in X. Attendance; ; .T»tJS. E]v}ENlNG.raeiitKa BISHOP'S SGHOOL-KOOM, from. Eight to Nine, to RECMVE the PEW SEN 1 Sfor otße pr.senfc Half Year, and receive APPLICATIONS for NEW SITTINGS. ,. ", „-* ,«;-., Seatholders who are in Arrcar : with: their Pew , Rents ; are; requested to -PAY them without delay. ... .: i: . W.B. SEALY,:) Churchwardens" of J R MABIN, fChriie Church. . N( lson, July 7, 1874. ••. -i I'-- - .-/^,\_j^ WAIMEA R6ADBd_(RP: ]U EXT MONTOtsIfEETiNG. on MON- £■ , i H£ Y > U^ u lQß^nt» at. lO.a.m^ at «he Bridge Hotel; ' ; " ; «• ' 3 ,""° -- T. J. THOMPSON/ 17 f 4 . .-• 7- .- r.. TO THE INHABHANTS oe- RICHMOND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. TN REPLY to very nurrerous inquiries T. R. HODDER ANl> Coi Beg to state that it U their intention to offer RETAIL, at their hTOKES, BICHMOND, at an early opportunity, a large portion of the I MM EN SE STOCK • . '" - • off 1 . : DRAPERY* CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, &c,: they have purchased by tender in the aisigaed Estate of " ', | / • "- T, , R. .FI.BHBii-.-i.'(< : ':'': Such an opportunity will be offered >that has never occurred before in the country, aa T. B. H.j& Co. having msde such an advantageous purchase aswill enab'e them sfeo Sell in many instances .much less than ENGLISH COST PRICES. Terms Nett Cash. -,-,- I 1578 AUCTION SALE on SATURDAY Next, at 1 o'clock M.T; f 1 : « • On Account of whom, it may Concern. GRATE ot CROCKERY, Jugs, Basins, r Dinner ijeryices;;&c. V H. J. L. AUGARDE, >^ 9 ' ' Auctioneer. NELSON COLLEGER V? 9 MONEY to LEND, on FREEHO-I) SECORITY. 'Interest afr current rate. Apply to R. POLLOOS. .> ;•- •r, • ■■„•"'" ' .' : -" ' -'.•.■;-: ; : - -vSeorets-yi-r College Oflice, Nelson, ,-;,'■ '„- r . June6.1873. ..; ; - ■■-. .. u" ; 1542

A curious case was heard recently at Derby, before Mr Baron Pollock, when Lawrence Deasy, Patrick Scbofleld, George Booth, and James Reardon, four lads whose ages varied respectively from ten to thirteen, pleaded guilty to a burglary in the shop of one William Kelsall, and, stealing therefrom two whips aod a spirit lamp, }°* a,Bott burglary in another shop, from which they stole six. pounds of lemon peel. Struck by the youthfuU ness of the offenders, Mr Baron Pollock asked if anything was known of thero, and was assured in reply by Mr Bilton the head constable of Glossop, that they belonged to a thieves' club, by the rules of which they were to steal something every week, or to be fined obe penny, to be spent in sweets, for the benefit of the club. Upon the strength of this statement, his lordship sentenced •? these wild boys of Glossop" to fourteen days' hard labor, and five years in a reformatory, while the wild boys themfelvcs, apparently appalled at the prospect of five years and a fortnight of skilly and enforced industry, broke into «• a lamentable and melancholy howl," and were removed amidst loud protestations of tbeir innocence of the very offence to which they had just pleaded guilty.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE MEMBERS of the NELSON ..-~~. ABT,SANS ' ASSOCIATION will MEET THIS fWeduesdij) EVESTNG, in the Rooms of the Radical Reform league, opposite Sclandeks & Co.'s. 1741 NOTICE. ALL PERSONS having CLAIMS against the Estate of the late BENJAMIN WORTHING TON, will please forward them to the undersigned. BENNETT & ROGAN, Solicitors for the Administratrix, 1742 Shortland-streit, Auckland. MRS. PASSMORE begs to remind her , . PUPILS that SCHOOL DUTES will be resumed on TUESDAY, the 14th iuetaat. Fhelbourno Place. 1743 TO BE LET OR SOLD. COMFORTABLE COTTAGE, Five Rooms, tituate in Trafalgarrsquare, good Gsrden, well stocked with Fruit Trees, and Water laid on. Capital repair. Rent and Price both moderate, and half of purchase money can remain on mortgage at 8 per cent. 1727 A. W. SCAIFE. PIGWEED POTATOES. A SMALL quantity of Choice SEED ONES for Sale. JOHN S. MABIN, 1653. Auctioneer. 1

. , In T. R. FISHER'S Estate.^;;;- C co '"' ■"■• :o: _' -- ■- ( J I -\ : ' / -s;v- : w^o_fi_r V:P i'". co. ll O . ;', , : . ' ' ' ,. ,J 0 g. HAVING PU-CHASBD A QUANTITY OF -HB : : ! . ' . *V W ,•■....--. -.it „ ... "! g Bonded Stock in the above E^ta^ <g g ARE NOW OFFERING SOME -g « EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN^ I o - ... .'.'--:' " .-" :-a . i ' j ; .'■."^ j-. . w ..,.,....,., . Q CalicOS, ••-;,. ;,.,:,! ;: 5^ g Flannels, - T ' o Blankets, ; »■. P Ph -- ■•-.- '.r. -.- . . „....•.,, :.. M- - H\ Dress Goods, -••;• .--■ >.t>h; \'& g -..-v Men's and Boy s Clothing, &c. g g ..:■■• - T * 3 The WHOLE of the STOCK previously on hand : g STILL EUBTHEB r .k&Vig[jb). ? w AS A CLEARANCE MUST BE MADE, " 1. fr Having positively to leave Premises in .August. ? .•*m • ' •- *-• pq I BE IN TIME FOR BAR€r_-M ■^ I Every Aiticle must be Sold, &*. . ' — -° — T.S. WYMOND &CO. SIGN OF THB FL__G, •■''■; : ?:; 1 TRAFALGAE-STEfeEIV" *? , 1664- "■•; •'''_ •.'■■' ;" „' X n ; .