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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 17, 18 January 1876, Page 2

TO THE LADIES OF NELSON. — -O-' i— : " l THE UJSDERSNSNED, WHILE I INTIMATING THE ARRIVAL OP OUB Spring and Summer Drapery, BKGJTO STATE THAT ALTHOUGH WE DO NOT PROFESS TO SELL FROM 3Q TO 4Q PER CENT. UNDER ANY OTHER HOUSE, We nevertheless assert itbat our PRICES for the same Quality of GOODS will compare favorably with tho 8 e of aoy other DRAPER in the City of Nelson. . We desire also to intimate that our NEW MILLINERY SHOW ROOM IS NOW OPEN, and that we have on hand a variety of very neatly trimmed HATS & BONNETS J. P. BLACK~& SON, „„ Tbafalfar-stbeet.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, HARDY-STREET. A LECTURE wiJTbe given by the Rer. J. PARKIN, THIS (TUESDAY) Evening, at 7*30. • ' Subject—'- ABSALOM." Young Men especially invited. A Collection at the close for Building .Fund. 157 BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL. A WNIVISRSARY TEA MEETING, TOXX MOBUOW (WEDNESDAY), at Six p.m. . ADDREBSES by Ministers and otbfr gentlemen. A selection ot Sacred Music anrt Recitations by the Children. mJ*., Tickets tor the TEA Is 6d each. 166&1T ' js*7^' ■ FUNERAL. THE FRTENDS of Mr. and Mrs. JAMEB SMITH are kindly informed that the FUNERAL of their late NIECE (ADA, &REETH) will leave theic residence, Newstreet, on WEDNESDAY Next, Jan. 19tb> at Three o'clock, for the New Cemetery. PARMENTER & AMOS. 154-2 Undertakers. NELSON COLLEGE. FIRST QUARTER of the Current Year COMMENCE on the 3rd February* . All Fees payable in advance. '' BO BERT POLLOCK, , , > Secretary. , January 17, 1876. 163 POUBPENNY. EXERCISE . BOnJSff

THE THIRD ANNUAL /CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE Vy WILL' TAKE PLACE AT COLL EG E HILL, OK ANNIVERSARY DAY, FEB. Ist, XO TiVHTOH Members of every Section of the Christian Church are cordially invited. PROGRAMME. Half-past 10 to half past 11— Meeting for Prayer. Half past 11 to I— Addresses, Subjects proposed— Hab. ii., 4: "The just shall live by His iaith." Afternoon Conference, commencing at halfpa -t Two. Subject—" The Conversion of the Young." At the same time, An OPEN-AIR MEETING for CHILDREN Will take place. At 6 p.m , an Evangelistic Meeting, when Addresses will be delivered. Sankey's Hymns used. Morning and Afternoon Meetings will ba held in the Large Room. Evening Meeting (weather permitting) conducted in the Garden. Friends will please bring their own Lunchron, and are welcome to Picnic on the Grounds. TEA will be provided at 5 p.m. 156 /CHAMELEON TOPS VV At B. LUCAB & BON'B.

NOTED FOR DRESSES, MANTLES, &c. T. S. WYMOND & GO; f Have decided to give their numerous Customers in Town and Country £300 Worth of Goods AS JEW TEAR'S GIFTS! |2 Distributed on the principle of the Manchester Art Union. S , -ft P The Drawutc to take place in FEBRUARY, 1876, in the Masomo Haju,. Nel B on. 2 © %% I g First Prize value £30 § m Second Prize ... ... value ... . i>2o g Third Prize , va i ue ..." ."; £l5 W y 10 Prizes, each value £5 £50 S 20 „ each value £2 ... ..] £40 50 „ each value £1 £50 g 83 190 „ each value 10s £qk C Jz; — =- M £300 CQ W Grand Total of 273 PRIZES ! IH . . ■ b> I TICKETS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY AT IT. S. WYMOND AND OO. 9 S I P ESTABLISHMENTS, I NELSON, BLENJECEIM, :& WANGANUI. § § I / ON AND AFTER 8 H! 3 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, | Jzs Subject to the following conditions :— g I.— Each Cash Purchaser will be presented with One Ticket for erer* 1 Pound's S Q worth of Goods bought ; for example, the purchaser of a 'Jen Pound parcel will S bJj receive Ten Tickets. • Jg p^ 2.~Purchaßers of less than a Pound and over Ten Shillings' worth of Goods, " 5a will receive a Half -Ticket, two of which can be exchanged for a whole one prior -*> to the Drawing. (None but One Pound Tickets will participate in the Drawing.) £? pq 3r-Each Ticket will be numbered, and the winning numbers published in the S . Netaon, Blenheim, and Wangauui papers. 03 g 4.— To satisfy all that the Drawing is done in a proper manner, it will be cont, ducted by a Committee who can be elected from amongst the Ticket-holders at a fio meeting to be ealled fourteen days previous to the Drawing. P H 6.— The Prizes as above will contist of Orders on ,T. S. Wymomd & Co. for •Pj Goods to the amount of the same, and winners can have the value of their Orderß g in whatever Goodß they may choose to select from any of our Establishments g (This arrangement is a great advantage over the ordinary Art Union, as no one Mil " get Articles they do not want.) 6.— The number of Tickets lo be given away is limited to 5,000. BS" Cuctomerß are requested to make their puroha?es as early ae 'possible! and thus secure their Tickets. . ' T. S. WYMOND & CO., Hall of Commerce, Nelson, Blenheim, and Wanganui. ■ • '_ '■ ■ - .3499 NOTED FOR CARPETS & FURNISHINGS.