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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 165, 6 July 1875, Page 2

T Rl^f,?r V PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BAZAAR. Proceed, to go fco form a nucleus of a Fund lor the Building of a NEW CHURCH. This BAZAAR will be held in the PROVINCIAL HALL, On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the Bth and 9th instant. The FORMAL OPENING will take placa At Elbvkn o'clock }N THURSDAY FORENOON, The different Stalls will be found to contain an UNUSUAL VARIETY of PLAIN »d FANCY ARTICLES contributed most literal* by the Ladies of Nehon generally and b y Frienaa ia „ lwd ftad THREE LARGE OASES bought in LONDON in the most advantageous way and IMPORTED SPECIALLY L thilLsT* nave juat been received per "LIiONILDA , SEMINO," coctuning a great variety of FANCY ARIICLES, most of them NOVELTIES in their way. There will also be a REFRESHMENT [ STALL well supplied with every requisite. There will be some EXCELLENT MUSIC at the Opening and during each Evening of the Bazaar. , Tickets-ONE SHILLING each , Children, . half-price-available for the whola of each Day and Evening of the Bazaar. JAMES SCLANDERS, 1760 Honorary Secretary. TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN ■ CHURCH BAZAAE. AS there is now but. little time for making the final arrangements, it will facilitate them greatly if those who have kindly promised Contributions of Articles of any deacripi tion, and who have not; already sent them in » will send thera to me, in flardy-efcreet, as soon as possiole, instead of to the ladies in cbarge of the.Stalls. JAMES SCLANDERS, 1784 ■ Hon. Sec. NELSON CITY COUNCIL, ' City Council Office, July 3, 1875. "VTOTICE is Hereby Given, that tbe JLN CITIZENS LIST for the ensuing Year may be INSPECTED afc the City Council (Jfflae, during Office hours, until the 3 let day of JULY instant. H. V. GULLY, WB l Town Clerk. AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF CAUf ENTERS AND JOINERS OF ENGLAND. THE COMMITTEE appointed for the above Society desire to notify that ther have Received all Information necessary from Chfistchurch.andßitQUEST thi ATTENDANCE of those who desire to Join th* Society, on SATURDAY EVENING, July 10, st 8 o'clock snarp, afc fche Radioaz, Reform Leauob Rooms, opposite Sclanders and lo's Store. Hardv-streefc. Resolutions ' will be submitted for approval. 1798—6

MRS. FRASER will RE-OPEN SCHOOL ____onMONDAY, July 12th. 1804-3 WAIMEA ROAD BOARD. ]-U"EXT MONTHLY MEETING POSTtY a :\ ONED «o TUESDAY, July 20th, at the Bridge Hotel. By order, T. J. THOMPSON, l !z!_ Secretary. NELSON QUADRILLE ASSEMBLY, s AN ASSEMBLY will he held afc the Oddw JfW Hall, TBIS (TUESDAY^ fc viiNING. Dancing to commence at Eizht oclo * 1795 D. SIMPSON. ALL-SAINTS' PARISH. THE ANNUAiTmrETING of the r W nl RIS f HrO 5 8S of ALL-SAINTS' bttUKlyd, lor the purpose of ptssing the Accounts for the p*st twelve momhs, and electing Churchwardens and Vestrymen for the current yea-, will be held at the Bishop's School-room, THIS TUESDAY EVENING July 6, at Sevei p m. ' J. THORNTON,) .. . . E. W. PASLEY, j Churchwardens. . 1764 TRAFALGAR ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER OF NELSON, 157, E.C. ORDINARY CONVOCATION at the t^ **•«»•« H »», THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, July 6, at 7-30 p m. 1792 W. M. STATON, E. PUBLIC HALL, STOKE. A N EXHIBITION OS" THB BISHOP OF NELSON'S PHOTOGRAPHS ARD CURIOSITIES, COLLECTED IN EUROPE, Wili be held in the PUBLIC! HALL, Stoke, OK MONDAY, TUESDAY, & WEDNESDAY Jnly 6, 6, and 7. Open on each Evening from 7to 10, and in the Afternoon from 2 to 5. Admission for the whole Exhibition— 2b. For a Single Entrance— ls. Children— Half-price. Descriptions of the Views will be given. 1778

_ gOTED FOR DRESSES, MANTLES, M CQ H s {=> !2. O O £ 8 g SJ&2^F2_a:E_.3. *_ -00 m ,T UST R ECEEVED, the TWO YEARS' SAMPLES § g of a LARGE €£_L_ ASGOTwV" FXEfeft-., o O g wbich will be Ready for INSPECTION on FRIDAY, „. 8 O g the 2nd of July, at £»KIOJE!_3 that will g ' g ASTOKTISH AZ»X__ ♦ ! ! § [r-i ri __•_ *■_ | T. S. WYMOND & CO., "" 3 HALL OF COMMERCE. h go *■« <j HSI" For further particulars see future Advertisements. P CQ s fi 5* W f O I fe i NOTED FOR CARPETS & FURNISHING.