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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 243, 13 October 1874, Page 4

•■■■■i Biblh :Nbticesc 77 Al ,\ NELSON HORTICULTURAL SQCIETY. REGaLATioNs-cokinW-. s'^5 '^ j r " ■ hii<l . m 5. Every Exhibitor musv deliver J a- liSt" r of^ his specimens with hia name to the Secretary, who mil give him -a number fo. 'each' 'oi bis? \ i specimens. ■.' » ■ " , ;.< .... y.,,^,, $J 6. Fo greater number of articles shall be> **. i exhibited for _ '.[prize than reunited bythe , liat; but each; Inhibitor, may send several jsets. ■■ , for the same prize, provided ' they x Be or' ''' different varieties or species. . , „,,.. 7. No Exhibitor can ,take the Second r jj-ze ° ( if the r first has been'aw !-_£_ to hint. 8. Every plant shown iri a pot orbdx nn_.fr r : .! havc been so grown for >two monthapr£v-__s-ly-i j::;- -. ..-;, <;. „... .._..„....,. 9. Every production- except' boqueiit arid' stands, of . flowers , must be grown by .the Exhibitor.';' „{,-._.. . f , ."" , " . ; j_',7'.' 10. Eyery production shown is a seedling mu^t have been rai_ed_by<the Exhibitpr.' , , Y ; 1.1 . No p.erson.pxcept the Secretary r and bis assistant.sbail be allowed to be ia whilst the Judges -jire awarding theiprizes.^ 1;2. The Exhibition '..sbajjiopen^ at_Jwif-paafc one, and close «t s.p'docJf f pr. ; a£ Jfl-^^bther time as the-Commit ee, ehall direct and. no shall be, rempVeji until, j-^ibpm- is cleared ot>isitprß. . : ,,.- ; " 7.. L 7 r . .'„.'.,'.' l:3 i; ;Nonr3ubacribers wjll^be admitted on payment of One shilling. "", _ '.]],'',', I- . HENRY-ADAMS,' """ ■ .7. ,7,7;. ', ';. \ i y- ;■■ /^-Hwcgetf^g ■ ! Books,_ BOOKS 1 ! -BOOKS ! ! BOOKS ! I !" ' TO ' LUiCAS &■ SOl- icaH' attfe-tid-IT, S\m to the following *■•! - LI St 6V* B_o O E 8-1' ik w^ich : they have oa^ SALEs afrrLoff / ■ !*'• •. -..-: 'if- 1 - ; ' ; •"'"'""'- f-> Jt. History of En^glan'i " 1,'./l ,' ./ ''!'' 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Tales of Scottish Chivalry oAoyi \ Nettie's! iMissibn7i ?01d Helmet Mbdern Sacred PoetrySunday Halfrhours Cl/ -.- -ppnsult Me for all yojLwant 'to'k-Ow Enquire witbin.ttpottEveijything.;.}^ f Fairy stories with a purpose J} Marion's Sundays ' Melbourne House Daisy Profitable Gardening ;<-..:. aif| Byron's Poetical Works !i ' • ' « J Charles Read's Novels ; ■''' " '■'" ''•'"■"yo.i The Martyr Missionary ■ s Mayne Rei- , s ! - ; Npvei,B,'7,,7-, ','. *"';, :/ r " ; '* y Carletoh-S'- -." -•■;. do;;-, . •'. ; '; :; ' '.','.,•. „ . Miss 1 Braddon's do ■ : . y : . ... ..'..y .-[, Down in a Mine The Basket of Flowers House in Town • ■- '■>■■}■ LbudoriVEncyclop-edia — Architecture Cruden's Concordance Milton'auPoetical Works a 771/^ >;< Moore's Pqetical Workj [ : = The Ferroll Family Walks with Mamma J 7 4 \/\ ir Chronicles of an old Manor _l6_Blli^ I Sylvia Lovers ' 7 ■ -7. -Ay.il out. The Innocents' abroad J7 \> „ qp.u Winter Evenings Drayton Ball "Queechy , hj Pryde's .Navigation Smjle's ..Character, Anecdotes of. Animal Life r v v , v The Henwife :' Piper 'on r Ponitr^ 4 | Men of History Old .World Wbrthies^ The Holiday Camp . Washed ashoEec What shall IBe " ••'>.- -A The House in Town • ! . *f■ ;a The Cousin from India ••- '•Vc'/.i yi .j. The> Boy , Cavaliers; , - ; s-s-r-,;/. The Buried Cities *.. Catt:|)anitt^ ' i- > :tu Exiles in Babylon ! '■'.*' ('-i'TTAii v,"m Wonders of Bodily Strength: and SkiH f( rrr[ The Playfellow 7:! r t. ) ,m .-._] Everyday Cobkbry Bo'bk ' : '" : ' oi nio J Ball,Room Manual !V ,. {lf .- -. Etiquette for Gentlemen „)A Etiquette- for Ladies '■ ; : .'.".-A:r.n<h>',y, The lent j.wel -'"' ! ' !:: "••''••^-i * f-i-A The'Enc-auted'-iorso :, '' ;VYO ,?n :! K^ Parents and Children ... , ■-,■: Ma , .<■* . ' l Original Poems - ■■ &>. /••;' >••-*■•» <i iis r The Child ;Wo ? ld • ;T , Rupert-Rochester i!Si ,j. 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