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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 103, 19 April 1876, Page 2

It is notified that the midday train to-morrow will run as far as Wairoa, returning to Nelson immediately. Two or three cases were heard in he .Resident Magistrate's Court this morning, in which the City. Council sued for rates, and obtained judgment. We understand that the new railway time table will come into force very shortly. The morning train will leave Eoxhill instead of Nelson, and the last down train will leave Nelson at 430 p.m. The midday train to Richmond will be done away with altogether. By the last mail from the South we received the first number of the Mercantile Gazette, published weekly at Dunedin. The Gazette, which will prove a useful little paper for those engaged in business, is to comprise a record of mercantile transactions during the week in ali parts of the colony, the bulk of the information in it being conveyed by telegraph. Tim tea and public meeting in connection with the Nelson School Society will be held in the Bridge-street schoolroom this evening. The fourth competition for the City Cadet Company's medal took place at the Maitai butts on Saturday last, when Cadet Liez was the successful competitor with the fine score of 26 points. The Good Templars' entertainment for the benefit of the widow and family of a brother of the Order who was recently accidentally killed in Otago, will be held in the Temperance Hall