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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 184, 26 July 1875, Page 2

YOLUNTEER ENGAGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. MONDAY —Artillery Cadets, without •' ; rras. Gun Drill. TUESDAY.-Naval HErGADE. Cut Rifles Issuo o( Snider Rifle*. WEDNESDAY.-riTV Caputs. THUKSDA \ .—Artillery, with waist, belts. Gun Drill. FRlDAY.— Hecruits. 7 p.m. J. T. MARS ' I A LL. Captain , 1987 Comnr.ni ing Uisbciot TO CARPENTERS & BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for aun 'ry ADDITIONS tithe PROVINCIAL HOTEL, nt which pines plans and speoifuatious are' now to be seen. Tenders required by SATURDAY nex\ 199J— 2 A. H. BR^ND. ANCIKNT ORDER OF FORSSTEUS. rnHE FORESTERS' ANNUAL Midwinter I DLNNKR w'li tate place on THURSDAY K veiling, July 29th, at M'Gee's lloto 1. Tickets, 3s 6 1. A. J^itt, Esq , will preside. H. NKLSON FIRTH, 1956—4 Secretary to Dinner Com tnittee. ARTISSIONAUY MERTING will be held (D.V.) in the Ma-otno Hall, oa WMnNESD AY Ereuing, July asth ADDIiKSSS^ wil be delivered as follows: By the Rev. J". LTCIGIITOM"— Part F. "Too Maunera aul Customs of the I'copleof'lnda." Part 11. "Ch istian Hissiona among them." Also by E. C. G. THOMAS, E?q.. iVJndras Civil Service, c;ivil and Sessions Judge of Vizagapatan. The Bishop of Nelson will preside. The Hal! will ba opened at 7 o'oioek, and ihfi Meeting will commence at 7* iO. Some Indian curiosities will bj laid on the table. The Colle.-tion at the c'osc of the Meeting will be d-votc i to th-j purposes of tho Church Missionary Kcciety. i<>76 FOR SALE. A GOOD Five-r.)onu:d COTTAGE, with a fronwge of 40 feet t» Trttfulgarequare West, with a depth of 130 ivet. £200. Apply fo G. HOOPER, carpenter. . 1965 FOR SALE, A BARGAIN ! TKN AOKE3 of good araM.; LAND at Motueka, on the Main Read, with <omfjrtible HJMESTKAD and Outbuildiugs. WM. ROUT, land IJrokrr, &0., 19 s ! Harly -street. NELSON CLUB. rpil«! ADJOURNED MEETING will be X held at 'Hires o'clock on TUESDAY next, the 27ih instant, at the Pbovinciax IJOTEC. ALFRED GeE?NF[ELr», 1960 Boa. Secretary. I^OURPBNNY EXERCISE BOOKR. F Just Received b' K. f.U r !A.' 5 fc S>N

KQTED FOR DRESSES, MANTLES, &c ~~ Invite all Buyers to inspect the following CHEA.P LOTS OF | MBNS 9 & BOYS' CLOTHING | AT THE CORNER § — - __ §' o g g 120 Boys' Kuickerboker Suits 11/6, worth 16/6 § P 100 Boys' Tweed Cheltenham Suits, 21||, worth 30/ £} 30 doz. Boys' Felt Hats, 2/6, value for 4/6 O h-^ t * ht 4 J> 100 Boys' and Youths' Overcoatß and Monkey Jackets, from 12 9 * ' g g IsTO^VV TO BE H^lD A.T § § T. S. WYMOND & 0.0.'5, § pq 200 pairs Men's Heavy Tweed Trowsers, 12/6, value for 20/ g 50 pairs Men'a B 'si. Nelson Tweed Troweers, 12/6, slightly soiled 8 g usual price, 18/6 gj 50 Men'a Blue Beaver Sacs, 19/6, worth 30/ (3 100 Men's Blue Diagonal Galateas, 25/ 2 P 60 Men's Mackintosh Coats. 9/11, usual price 21/ N 3 70 Men's Heavy Tweed Melton Overcoats, lined VVcol Plaid, onlv H *; 27/6, worth 80/ Sa & _ 55 . ~ ~ g 2 OP CSO2VE^S3ESROES g S OUTFITTING DEPOT. o p W 1 Bale Heavy Scotch Knitted Woollen Sox 1/6, worth 2/ 8 s P 50 doz. Men's Strong Celtic Shins 2/6, worth 4/6 ? H 30 dtz. Men's Woollen Ci imeau Shirts 5. 6, usual price 8/6 »j- 25 doz. Men's Black and Drab Alpine Hats 3/11, value for 6/6 T. 8. WYMOND & CO., Hall of Commerce, COENER of BRIDGE & TKAFALGAR-3TKEETS, And at OLD COUNCIL CHAMBER, BLENHEIM. (Bsir Liberal Discount to Wholesale Buyers) NOTED FOR CARPETS & FURNISHING^