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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 347, 28 December 1875, Page 2

QFor continuation of \News see 'fourth page") « HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED, a Btrorig active BOY. Apply to H. GHATTIiRIS, TEftfal<i«r- . street. ;, v ;> . r ...,: 3665', WANTED, a GENE«AL^ERVANT. , Apply to Mrs OAfiLEY, , 3656 WA^TBD > a ?; GENERAL SBRVA?*T. Appiy.rto;Mca G. >JSINCLaIR, Manaka-st. ' 3657—3 TETANTED, a young MAN as Oatler, and W himself generally useful Apply; at the Tbafalgak Hoxsr,. 3C53-3 WANTED, ;a- respectable middle-aged WOMAN aa . Housekeeper, and to take charge of a family of small chi'drt-a. J Apply to G. H. MILLER, Vangaard -atrtet. ! ■■• ry' /,'--,» ■'■' , , . ..-, 3662 TO BE LET OR SOLDmHET iCOT TAGE and LAND : oa the JL Waimea Road, formerly occupied by Mf3 SsliTa. Price low, and possession ou^h January. 3661-4 ' - A. W. ; SCAIFE. NELSON REGATTA COMMITTEE A MEETING will be held on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, ac 8 ftrn., at Cjsfijm Houte Hotel Business— Settling jNigut. ; CHRIS. S. CROfeS/' Hon. Secretary. ' N.B.—AU daima against the. Committee must be rendered to me before noon to-mor-row. ' 3658 mENDERS are invited not later "' than X SATURDAYS Jaauiry Ist. for tbe jCARTING of a uf S IONK from Vallej, neir the Dun Mtuatain Stables, afc per Lovitf. ' ? . For further particulars, Apply to . J. Rl HOOPER. Nelsoa', December 28, 1875: : 3660—5 mHE FRIENDS of Mr. A- VOLLER are 'JL invited to attend his FUNERAL, which will leave the residence of Mr. Millab, . Waimea Kpad, TO-MoitKOW' AFTERNOON, at 4? m. ~ ' 3666 TO THEi ELECTORS OF THE ! :•-: .: WAIMEAS. ;, ; ■ : '. - . !/^ SNTLEMEK— At the recmesfc o£ many \JT of the Electors, I bava' been induced to ■ offer myself as a Candidate for' the Eepreaen- ■; tationof the Waimeas. 16 was with great reluctance that I consented to give up my own affairs fo enter again on ; public life, buc , I disapprove of any Candidate being quietly returned, when I know that the person offering himselt has not tbe confilenca of many of the Electors. Therefore, in order to give th-.m . the chance of recorUiog their votes, I oiler myself in opposition. Being perfectly independent of place or patronage, an 1 having a large stake in the C ilouy, it will be my earnest endeavor to seek tbe interest and prosperity of the people. My past career of thirty years aa a settler is a sufficient warrant for my seeking your auppjcfc. , I am, Gentlemen, Youra faithfully, „ E. BAIGENT. ; Wakefield, December 24, 1876. „ 3663 E. RICHMOND HURSTBOUSB will MEET the ELECTORS at the follow^ [ ing times and places : — Newdobf.— At the Schoolroom, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, 26tb ihutant, at 730 p.m. MoTOEKt.— Attbe Institute, on WEDNESDAY, 29th mat., at 7 30 p m. „ 1 Lower Moutebe —At the Schoolroom, on THURSDAY, 30th ine^t., at 7 30 p:m. Panoatotaba. — At the Schoolroom, on FRIDAY, the 31st mat., at 7 30 p.m. ■ 3661 ' Tyrs. c; j. brock, VETERINARY SURGEON. Naw Street, ! r N E L : S O N. 3328— 8G Just Received, and Now on, Sale, r ";.. AT R. LUCAS & SON'S, . Price 10s. 6d., TB RO U, or the MAORI AT HOME. A Tale exhibiting the Social Life, Manner 3, L Habits, an i Customs of tbe Maori Race \a New Zealand prior to the introduction of Civilization amongst them. '•' ' ■ j Bt JOHN WHITE, . „; Nativbvlntbbpsetbb^ Auckland ..- ... 3 CASES SINGLE PERAMBULATORS .wftfr Hoods complete, :-. ; , , .• • •■ & H. HOUNSELL'S