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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 309, 31 December 1874, Page 3

~y TO DRAPEE^T PARTNER WANTED. rpHE PROPRIETOR of tho OLDEST-ESTABLISHED BUSINESS in Nelaon is desirous of obtaining a PARTNER. A thorough knowledge of the Business, temperate habits, energetic and persevering disposition, and the possession of a certain amount of Capital, are iodispansable. To such—and to such only—this Opening affords rare advantages. Apply by letter— stating nge, address, and references— -to Mr. J. P. BLACK, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. AN ASSEMBLY will be held at the s-^ A1 r, nAwrA NT cs^^T^m™M4SOMC Hall, on NEW i EAR'S | ",A LED ONIAN SOCIETY MGHT. \J op the Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock. PROVINCE 0 F NELSON. Admission, 4/ 3356 D. SIMPSON. „ "77 , Iresidertt : TOYS for NEW YEAR'S EVE. sir David Mo ™<>- — — Vice-President : SIIGHTLY DAMAGED. Hrn. T. Rekwick, M.L.C. 6d, Is, Is 6iJ, and 2a each. -.. „ ' ' c ' Mr. Robert Dishek. At J. HOUNSELL'S, Directors: .3351 — 2 Trafalgir-slreet. Mr. David Burns, Mr. D. M'Donald, _ — _ __ Mf 0 L Maclean, Mr. J. C Mihitkat, ESTATE OF SAMUEL STONE. Mr. a. ,4. Bjosv, Mr. w. Wtlie, — _ Mr. D. Chisholm, Mr. A. Robebtson. A SECOND DIVIDEND of ONE SHIL- ~ rft Cnm -„ 0 LING and SIXPENCE in the Pound, Wp , n M *P<>rts CmnVee : on all proved Claims in the ahove Estate, will J} r ' '{' MouTRAT . r - A. H. Biund, he paid on and atter the 29th December, 1874, air< *' w-Bturaoy, | Mr. ii. Boass, at the Office o f . the undersigned, Mr - D - Chlsholm. «« K - ISEL « ff | Tl r'!S°T , The SPORTS connected with the above, 0355-2 bohcitorßtothelrnßtees. Society will be held in the Grounds o t Kalph Eiciiarlson, Esq., Maitai Vali'-y, POSTPONED TO FEBRUARY 1. m „ „^„„' TO-MORROW, JAN. 1, 1875. SECOND UNITED GATHERING of CHRISTIANS will (D.V.) take place To Commbnob at Eleven a ar., Shabp. at Mr. B. Short's Residence, College Hill, on Ist 2nd „, FEBRUARY 1, 1875, wheu Believers on the I'rize. Prize. Lord Jesus connected with evtry section of s. s, s. d, the Church of Christ nre affectionately invited. L Elat Race for Boys ... 10 5 10 prnrßAWi? 2. Running High Leap... 30 15 2 G PROGRAMME:- 3. Tossing the Ckhir ... 40 ~ 5 0 11 to 12 — Fast hour for Prayer. 4. El at Race for Men 12 to 115— Addresses suited to Believers. (100 y»rde) 40 20 3 0 2 50— Aa open-air Conference, considering 5. ThrowiugOrieketß»U 20 lo 2 6 topics intr. -dueed in the morning. 6. Vaulting with P01e... 60 30 4 o m -i, t •» j iC "• Putting the Ktoce f 22 Tea will be provided at 5. „„,.„,_ \ K ,~ ft^ ™v™ «n- f » ■«_,► B .St e f„ r i_e-( S o. *• M 3 ° hatic Ssrvice wi[l close the day. \ardsi K Addresses puked tv weak believers, anxious g sacic P^c *o in 3 ° Lu F nSon flreWelCometoUSethegroUndßfOr 30 4 0 The prayers of all interested in the pro- 12 ' ™™ n has (Cornish fQ _ x^ 9 n «» cc '- nu^ r^^ te^-- 13. Feats^n HafaonW * ° Morning' Meetinga will be held in the „ wf._ «"• ."• - *° *° 3 ° HmiHP inio U - Mlle Chamvion Race 120 60 7 6 aOUB . C - 52*? 15. Highland Fling ... 20 10 2 0 TO LET OR FOR SALE. ltf < Sword Dance... ... 20 10 2 0 17. Standing High Leap 30 15 2 G r>-| Q ACRRS of LAND siUnted in the I - Three-Legged Race ... 3 ) 15 2 0 LL& S8 Valley, with DWELLING- 19 - Hurdle Race 50 30 3 o HODSE en 1 Stable, a gojd Garden and 2 0. Hop btep, aad Jump 20 lo 2 v Orchard, about 20 acres sown down iv grass 2,> ° ld Man ' s Race (over in paddocks, and the Und is party fenced. 50 y ei >f*) 23 10 2 0 T.rras easy. S2 - Halt Miie Pace ... 60 30 4 0 Apply to Wm. BROOKS, on the premises, 2S - Tilting ia the Xtinp... £7 £5 10 0 or to Mr CREWDSON. Nelson. 3000 24 « Best Dighlanl Cos--11 - tume , ... 20 Shipping Notices. 25. Beet Dressed Compe.ir> In addition tj the Money Prize, a Silver ANCHOR Jj 4A STEAM C " p wiU be iven b >' the Society to the akuhuu «&sggL BlfiAM winner of the Mile Race, provided the disLI N E OF -^m^^^ PACKETS. *«nee Le ruo within five minutes, to be won or t vo consecutive years. for westportT^okiitka, and nelson AMATEUa GYMNASTS THE CHARLES EDWARD, Will perform during thi day on ~ on MONDAY.^th prox., at 8 a.m. The TRAp , ZE aad HORIZONTAL BAR , FOR BLENHEIM, VIA PORT UNDER- wr.^77Zr WOOD REGULATfONS. THE LYTTELTON] l * E nlr ' es must c made at the Entry Booth, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), Ist pros.,' ? - U " le - 4a two competitors enter, no prize at 6 p.m. ' wl " be B lvea » an(i unless three competi--21P7 N EDWARDS & PO tors, no second prize. 2187 JN. iUJ/VAKDS & LO. 3 jg 0 peram yin be a |j owed to con , peto for « »ny event whose dress has rot been preTHE » Aj^i STEAM viously approved of by the Committee. tejLJgjalL 4. As no alteration will be permitted in the N E w SHIPPING order of the events, competitors are inZEALAN D^^^^^^^C OMPANY formed that no entries win be receivtd C IVFITFTI "i C BD^ even * a,ter the number of euch rnTM!? tat^tf takitat>v thafc ,l 8 soon afc an eveofc is s 'gn a ßed it miME TABLE — JAINUARY. will be proceeded with. o i orrmnv r t>- . m-r , T 5 * Disputes will be stttled by the Judges, 3rd-PH(ERF A f,r Picton WeTingtoa, Lj t- wh^ deoigion will be flna J » • s*''Tl™ ?,%"' f S V r NDA X-- , „ 6- Irkes will be stttkd on the ground. 4th-L M>i BIRD, for Taranaki and Manu- 7 . C o.n r ,etitors for Tilting to go at a hand 1 gallop Bth-VVFL; ISGTON for Picton, Welling. 8 . _|o horses allowed on the ground, except a, ° n T L A?SurT nd f °T' , • <, «- thOSQ <*•**«* fer e. «d then only 9th-lARANrtKI, /or Taranaki and Manu- | whi!e -^ game is in pr D 0' greß .. 7 lQfif'T Any nun t r>- t nr v * I 9 - Ccmp.ititif n for all events will be con-ISth-LADI LIRD, for Picton, Wellington, | f me ,j B trietly to amateurs. iA } P.r^Rff rl! p^°' i- i i 10. Admission to the ground : One Shilling. «h""sa??v\st ? ra o* J ' L M .r ,ukftU - ;n - Admissioa to the Grand Stand: Two IBth-TAKAN AKI, for Picton, Wellington, , Shilling,; Children, H.lf-price. 2 i J mmoft f t i- _, 12. A first-olass Inatrummtal Ban! will he 21st— Y< ELLINGTON, for Taranaki and j n attendance Manukau, carrying the San Francisco 13< Licenßed Victuallers' and Refreehments oV^DoniDB c -a- 4. w ,i- _ r.. Booth on th 3 Grounds. 2 Jr.d -PHCEBE, for Picton, Wellington, Ly t»<(?Wr 0 mH 0 n w T- M n«w ™ • v T N - B -Members of the Society and their 25th-LAD V BIRD, for Taranaki ano Manu- Famlii€S wiU be admitted to the <^ round Frse> 28 : h-WELLINGTON, for Picton, Welling- ? h " P/ a e t s e entation °< Ticktt9 of Memberehip ,t ton, Lyttelt'-n. and Oi*go. c g ' SOth-TAR ANAKI, for Taranaki and Manu- Tickc . tg of Membership „ay be had on ap . «5 W a ' n. ED**™ *m . *«*». KL to i to l £SSiS;!'" 0 ~ ,r ' Cai3 - '1 -i I\/|ESSRS. M'MECKAN, A. H. BRIND, Hm^A ■"-*■ BD A (KWOOD. AND Secretary. *|ps|ljk COMPANY'S Line ot Spleudid -^I^^^ Steamships— OTAGO, OMKO, p TRF WATPWM A TVT 'm vnw '«BaB»TAKARi;A, ALHAMBRA L LUL " WAi e °rTo^o o^Tc, 10 ]SON " ALblOi;,, CLAUD HAMILTON, &c, &c., SUBSCRIBEHS. foTloSl 11 ' 611 " J l£aVe NelßoD> b °° kiUg e8 TWATIONS inlioTof the above will be January fith- OTAGO, for Greymouth, U ihmk(Mv K £«J h * XCi , • Hokitika, Meltourne, Syduey. and W - C * WIL KINS and Adelaide. } *' 3273-6 CHAS. HAULING. I January llth— OMEO, for Newcastle, Mcl- ' ~~ | bourne, Sydney, Adelaide, and B iabane. '-TO BUILDERS. January 13th— TARARUA, for Wellington, aniT^^ T - T .- , Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff, and Mcl- r r E^ D ER? fjr .erecting a Threc-Sto-ey bourne. WAREHOUSE and Offices on the _ Realaimed land, for Messrs. Thompson, Excursion RETURN TICKETS isnied to Shasnon . &Co , will le received at my MELBOURNE and back— Sa'oon, £17 10s • P ffice ' at We lington, until Noon of WEDSteer»ge, £8 lOs.-available to the end of ®ESUAY, the 6th JANUARY, 18"5. February, 1875. f' lanß ttud specifications can be eeen at the Passenger Fares very low. Mail Office, Neison. WOOL booked through to LONDON at Th f ] oWeßfc ot any tender not nec «farily «*-«»£* f -** QTMTOWH T. CAWTHRON Agent, Architect 2908 GoTfirnmont Wharf, Holcsworth-sfreel, Deo. 11. 3293