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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 221, 8 September 1876, Page 3

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MR. FREDERICK SPROULE, DENTIST, Has just arrived from England, and may he consulted daily at Mrs Simpson's, Calling-wood-Btreot. Children's Teeth Careful.y Regulated. 2589 NOTICE. ALL FOWLS caught in my Garden or any Gardens that I ntn in charge of will be destroyed from this date. jam;-s smith, 2678 New Sfcmt. T>RELIMINAIiY NOTICE. A CALICO AND FANCY DRESS BALL, In Aii of the Funds of the Naval Brigade Will be held in the ' PROVIN CIAL HALL ON TUESDAY, 19xh SEPTEMBER. Wanted, Tenders for the right of Selling Refreßhnieots in the HaH. Tenders to b? sent in at once to the Secretary. EDWD. H. TUIBE, 2682—2 Secretary. CITY OF NELSON. Town Cltrk's Office, 7th yeptemier, 1876. NOTICE is hereby given thai; all WATEK RiVTES now oue mut be p*ii either to the Collector or at theabjve Ufflce on or beore MONDAY, the 18th instant All anears then unpaid will be sued for withouo further notice. H. V. GDLLY, 2656 Town Clerk. CITY OF NELSON. Town Clerk's Office, sth b'eptembtr, 18,76. pOPIES of the CITIZENS' ROLL for \J the present year can be obta nßd on I opplicatiou lo the undersigned. Plica 2/6 each. H. V. GULLY, 2662 Town Clerk. CITY OF NELSON. ' ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. NOTICE is hereby given that the following person* have beeu- duly nominated as CANDIDATES tor ELECTION as COUNCILLORS of the City of Nelson i— Chewjdson, Moses tVJSRBTT, EDWABO Gray, Robert Levikn, Robert Little, James Kees Moutray, John Uurrie PiCK»RD, ISRAEL Pollock, Kob rt And notice u hereby further given that a PULL will ha taken for the Election of Three CouQcillora ot the said City, on 'IHUKSDAY, the I4ch d-iy of September instant, at the City Council Chamber, Welson, and that such foil will commence at 8 o'c ock in the forenoon, and close at 4 o'clock in the alt-jr-noon Dated this 6th dsy of September, 1878. EDWARD EVERETT, 2642 Mayor. TO THE ELECTORS' OF THE CITY OE NELSON. /"I ENTLEMEN-Our Municipal Act pro VT vides for the retiremeiu anaua ly of ttiree members of the City Council. lam tiy rotation in^lukd in tli.it numte-, ani I again solicit your support and int. rest in re ceding me to oue of thtse vacancies. By the Abolition Act, which will eoon become law. incre-Sid powers will be placed in the haius of Muuicipal Councils, aud the duties iu connection with tbe adtuiuistration of your affairs will consequently involve mu^li greater responsibilities. If you do me the honor of electing me, my best atteution shall be given to your interests, and everything tending to the general prosperity of Nelson shall have my hearty support. M-ny works of importauce greatly affecting the welfare and health of the people of ihis City hive bem initiated by the picstnc Cout.cil, and must sooner or Liter bs lully considered end ca;ried out Sewerage is one of the most important of ttiese, and will demnnd tlie early att-.-utiou of your Council. The new Rating Act now passing through the General A*Bsmbly will, whtn it becomes law, give power to double your preset rstte. I have always contended thut you nre already fully taxed, and if >ou elejt me I shall oppose all attempts to further iucrense your burdens, lam, Gentlemen, Yours vtry faithfully, 2658 EDWD. EVERETT. ALHAMBRA GOLD-MINING COMPANY (Limited). AT a ?Jee;ing of t';e Directors in the above Company, held ou ihe 5 h iustant, a CALL of UMK t^Nr" per Shnre was made PA VABLE to tbe Manager, atlhe Company's Office, Hetfton on WEDNESDAY, the 13tn Sept, 1876. GEORGE WISR. Manager, ReeftoD.Spt. 6, 1876. 2674—1 DEFIANCE QUARTZ-MINING COMPANY [Limits:;]. AT a Meeting of the Directors in the ftbove C>nipiny, hel-J at utefton on the 6th d-iy of September, a CALL (the lOthJ of UNE PENNY per Shire was made PaYABLB to tho Manager, at ihe Company's Office, Reef (on, on WEDNESDAY, tha 13th day of Siplember, 1876. L. DAVIES, Manager. Reefton, Sept. 6,1 87G. 2633—2 WESLEY AN CHURCH, HARDYSIRkET, ANMVKRSAUY. ON SUNDAY NiXT, September 10th, TWO SERMOKS wil' bePiiEACHJKD in the above Lhurcli, in the Morning, at 11 o'clock, by the Rsv. J Ijeckeniiam, and in the Evening, at 6.30, by the Rev. G. S. lIARPBIf. On TUESDAY, September 12, a PUHL?C TEA will be heli in ihe Sho Ir. •;»;. T a at 6pm Tickets, le G ! eols A:tiwiikh a PUBLIC MEKT'N'. v.i. ■•• , u u iu the Church, Chriir to i> i ; : i T.au. Several Ministers ai-d Yr- ,- ,i. e.s,.. eel to address the M'ctiij- i..< ■■;.; i!im Evening several pieofs w I c i r ..c . c ,i by the Choir. A c-i k .<j . « ih be made at the close of each b.t •. iv^ ia eid of the Funds, 2581—3