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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 223, 11 September 1876, Page 3

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CITY OP NELSON. Town Clerk's Office, sth Sep* ember, 1876. COPIES of the CITIZENS' ROLL for. the present year can be obta ned on application to the undersigned. Price 2/6 each. ti. V. GOLLY, 2662 Tovm Clerk. IMPOUNDED at Waimea West,. TWO STEKRS, Red aud White, branded T on ribs E on ru np, one wearing a Bell, if not claimed will be sold Sept. 27, 1876. JAMES KERR, 2692 Poundkeeper. NEW PARSONAGE FUWD, WAKEFIELD. AS a second SALE OF WORK in aid of the above Fund will be held (D.V.y toward the end of the year. Contributions for the same will be thankfully receive I, and m&y be forwarded after September to the New Parsonage. 2645 In the Estate of the late ROBERT LUCAS. ALL persons INDEBTED to the said Estate are hereby notified by the, Executors that unless th.ir Accouuts are SETTLED by September 14, they will bo placed in tLe handa of a Solicitor for collection, Nelaon, August 26, 1876. IMPORTANT NOTICE. CHEAP IRONMONGERY ano GROCERY. ALFRED LEECH bsgs to notify tbat having determined on closing business as Ironmonger and Urocer, he is SELLING HIS STOCK AT AN ENOKMOUS SACRIFICE FOR A FORTNIGHT I NAILS from 2d per lb. Early callers will get Greit Bargains. Horse and Spring Cart (or Sale. All debts due most be paid by September 15. Premises to Let. Hardy-street, August 31, 1876. 2COO— B TO THE ELECTORS op the OITY OF NELSON. GENTLEMEN.— Having been again invited to offer myself as a CANDIDATE for a seat in our CITY COUNCIL, I have much pleasure in compl) ing with your request* the more so that at the last election, little more tban two momhs since, so many votes were recorded in my favor, Should you now thiuk. proper to elect me, you may rely on my using my best endeavors tj promote the general good, as economically as is consistent with efficiency. I remain, gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, 2706 ROBERT POLLOCK. TO THE ELECTORS of the CITY OF NELSON. GENTLEMEN.— At the request of many influential Citizens I am induced to otter myet-lt as a CANDIDATE for one ot the vacant Seats in the OITY COUNCIL. My business will ia na way interfere with the dilig< nt perlorniance of my duties, uhould I be eltcted, and I am cnurely independent of any clique or party. The divinion of the City into W ft rds appears to me necessary to give % fair repreaeaialiou to alt parts, uud it honorei wiih a Scat I ehould 10-ie no time in en-ieavoring to effect this desirable change. My coDstant efforts shall always be devoted to furttu-rl.g the interests of the City, and to promoting all measure*) calculated t> advance the general good. I am, Gentleman, Your Obedient Servant, 2704 MOSES CR&WDSON. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NELSON. GENTLEMEN— Our Municipal Act provides ior ths retirement annually of three members of the City Council, lam by rotuuon iaelukd in that number, and I again solicit your support and interest in re e.eutiug me to one of these vaoaucies. By the Abolition Act, which will Boon become law, incre*<Bjd powers will be plactd in the hanJa of Municipal Councils, and the duties iv connection with tbe administration cf your affairs will consequently involve much greater responsibilities. If you do me the honor of electing me, my be**t attention Bhall be given to > our interests, and everything tending to the general prosperity of Nelson shall have my hearty support. M«ny works of importance greatly affecting tht- welfare and health of the people of this City have been initiated by the present Couicil, and must sooner or Inter be fully considered and carried out Sewerage is one of the moßt important of these, and will demand the early attention of your Council.: The new Raiing Act r ow passing through the General Assembly will, when ie becomes law, give power to doable your presant ratis. I have always contended that you nre already fully ta-ced, and if you elect me I shall oppose all attempts to further increase your burdens, lam, Gentlemen, Yours very faithfully, 2658 EDWD. EVERETT. WESLEYAN CHURCH, HARDYSTREET, ANMVERSAKY. On TUESDAY, September 12, a PUBLIC TEA will be held in ihe Schoolroom. Tea at 6p ra Ticketß, ls 6 J each. After which a PUBLIC MEETING will be held ia the Church, Chair to be taken at 7.30. Several Ministers and Friends are expecie 1 to address tbe Meeting. During the Evening several pieces will be perlonued by the Choir. A coileiition will be made at the close of each Servic3 in aid of the Funds, 2681—3 Billiards Extraordinary. TBE undersigned begs to notify to the inhabitants of Nelson that he his been successful in making arrangements with hOtJERTs jun., tho CdAMPIiN BILLIAHD PLAYER OF THE WORLD, to give one (»r more) of his unrivalled EXHIBITIONS OF SKILL ia Nelson during the month of October. TiCKfcT3-*Res3rved Seats 7/6 Back .'o, and Gallery &/-. As a limiie nu „b.r uuiy will be issued, tarly app ii*-*, i „*. yi* fl sary to AuLJSC. M'GEE, v : Or to Nelson Hotel; W. M. .TU..MON )"' " > Ttafalgar-ifitreet. • U J .iluUtfsiai* ) 25^1