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TRAFALGAR HOUSE. ..." . ' J ,' , — — «— THE BUSINESS 6f the above ESTABLISH- - MENJC will be CARRIED ON . ; - ; ' " FOR ONE MORE SEASON. ". ..— — Jt-H The STOCK will be kept completely ASSORTED, • : AND NEW GOODS For the coming SEASON are DAILY EXPECTED Ex"Boiaon." THE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED AT TIIE Same Reduced Prices AS BEFORE, NEW GOODS BEING MARKED AT LEAST 25 PER CENT. BELOW ORDINARY RATES. PHANCIS GRIMES. Marcq 17, 18*6. .! 86. W. C. WILKINS' SHIPMENT per BQfcPOJSi ft INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING USEFUL GOODS. ... _jj__ Moseley's London Bench Planes American Oil Cans , • Breast jDrills, Glass Cutters Spring Balances, 200 lbs. American Wrenches . "Silber " Sponge Lamps (an exoellent. Night Light) . ..„,.,,, One and two-blade "Pampa" Knives ' iJ --*'•- ---i- •*-*-••--- •--•- '•- Sewing Machine Needles Tinned Iron Tea Spoons, Dessert, Table, and Basting Spoons Box and Ivory Rules Drawer Knobs in Mahogany, Walnut, Oak, Coooa, Rosewood, and Zebra | Drawer Locks in sets Boat Builders' Bevils Japanned Bird Cages and Wire Meat Covers Galvanised Coal Scoops Tinned and Enamelled Saucepanß, Boilers, and Stewpans Patent Carriage Bolts, Gutter Bolts, &o. Tape Measures, Braces and Bits Tinned and Black Cut Tacks Sink .Traps and Door Scrapers. ~L— oo Genbbal Ironmongery Store, BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. March, 1876 956

MB. RAIKES will resume all hi* usual Drawing Classes for the ensuing Quarter, on and after April 1, 1876. 1033—3 T^OUND on my premises, Waimea East, A WHITE BOAR. Owner can have on paying expenses. If not claimed by Ihe 10th of April will be disposed of. 1050—6 C. SIGGLEKOW. HARDY-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH. ATEA, MEETING AND PUBLIC MEETING will te held in tbe Wk9ley4N Chuboh, Hardy street, Qn WEDNESDAY Next, April 5, io take Farewell op thb Rev. T. Boddle, who is leaving for Auckland. Tea will ba provided in the School- room at Six o'clock, sharp. . ■ • Tickets, 1/6 each. The meeting will be addrest ed by several minjuters and friends. . The Choir will give a few Selections of Music during the evening. We bope to see a large number of our country friends on this occasion. BISHOP' S SCHOOL, NELSON, NEW ZBALAND. Patron and Visitor : The Right Rev. the LORD BISHOP op NELSON. • Head Master : , » The Rev. John Pratt Kempthorne. Second Master : Mr. James 'Baiiniooat. '■ Scholar of the University of Hew Zealand. Master in Modern Languages : j Mr. Von Tunzleman. Master in Drawing : Mr. Harris. Master in Drill -. i Searoeant-Major Alborough. i . The above School is reoommended as giving a useful Commercial Eduoatioo, to gethtr with the rudiments of Latin and Modern Languages m here desired. ., It is one of tne oldest educational foundations ia the country, and has been highly successful in very many of it 3 pupilß The religion. , teaching is plain, and chiefly confined to 1 imparting a useful kuowledge of Holy Scripture and to the teaching of those doctrines which are common to all Protestant Churches. 1 A BoABDiNd Fstablishmbnt, Washington > Val'ey, io a healthy part of Nelsrn, in con- ' nection with the School, has been Opened by 1 the Bishop ;it is presided over by the HeadMaster, assisted by an experienced Ladt > superintending the Household. A limited ' number only can be taken. 1 TERMS: . Per Quarter, *■ £ s d Boarders (School Fees inclusive)... 13 18 6 Day Boarders ..." 4 4 0 ' Daj Scholars 2 2 0 J Entrance Fee 010 0 1 Fxtba Fees. - , French or German Lessons ... 0 5 0 , Both. / ... ■ ... 0 7 6 Drawing 0 2 6 Music by arrangement. 1039