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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 241, 2 October 1876, Page 3

_NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. rriHE NORMANBY HUSSAR VOLUNA TEERS will assemble at WAKEFIELD at 3 p.m., on SATURDAY, the 7th October. J. T. MARSHALL, 2902—3 Cflptain Commanding Dis'rict. npHE MISSES FOSBERY'S ESTAB LISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES will OPEN on the 9th of October next, at Nilestreet, opposite Scotch Church. 2842—6 THE BISHOP'S SCHOOL. THE FOURTH QUARTER will BEGIN on TUESDAY NEXT, the Srd of October. 2877 A TREAT TO SMOKERS. JUST RECEIVED ICASE EXTRA FINE BARRETT'S TWIST. At CHARLES HAULING'S, 2DC3 Trafalgar-street. WILLIAM WELLS, HAIR-DRESSER, Collingwood-street — Next to Beehive Store WILLIAM WELLS begs to inform the inhibitants of > elson that he aas RECOMMENDED BUSINESS in the above line and hopes by the following moderate charges to merit a share of public patronage. Hair Cutting 6 1, Shaving 3 1. 2904—3 ALL SAINTS' PARISH. A SALE OP TTSEFUL AND FANCY ARTICLES vj WrLL BE HELD On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the lOih and 11th of Ocober, IN THE MASONIC HALL, for the purpose of p vying off part of debt on the Parish. There will be a CHRISTMAS TREE on the uecond evening. Tickets, Ib. Refreshments may be obtainel at the Ba'l. Admission to Hall, Is. Children Half-pries Doors open at 2 o'clock. 2880 AN ENTERTAINMENT Will be given ia the INSTITUTE, MOTUEKA. on THURSDAY October, 5, consisting of a LECTURE, entitled "Reminiscenseß of Turkey and the Crimea during tbe war with Rus-ia," by li. H, Baku-well, M.D.; to be followed by the Farce "THE ARTFUL DODGE," by amateur performers. Doors open ut 7, to commence at 7.30 p.m. Admission— Body of Hall, ls; Front Seats, Is 6d 5 Galery, 6d. Proceeds, after payment of expenses, to be devoted towards the formation of a Reading Room. 2906 A CALICO FANCY DRESS MASQUERAD E BALL WILL BK HELD IN THE PROVINCIAL HALL On TUESDAY, 10th OCTOBER, IN AID OF THE) ARTILLERY BRASS, AND DRUM AND FIFE BANDS. Tickets ss. each, to admit ona gentleman and Ifldy friends. Admission to the Gallery 2/6 and 5/- Dancing to commence at 8 p.m 2828 B. REST, Eon. Secretary. ffittrrftm 'P 0 STAND THjIS ie Thoroughbred Horse "SHERWOOD" (late Rockett). Sheiwood is a bright bay, smnrfs 16 J hands high, by Diomedea out ot Miyflower. For further pedigree tee N. Z. Stud Book. Terms £3; groomage, 3s. All f ( es to be paid on or before the sth January, 1877, alter that date £4 a mare will be charged. The hor^e will visit the following places:— Mondays, Bellgruve Inn; Wednesdays, Motueka, return Thursdays; Saturdays Turf Hotel; Tuesdays and Fridays, at his Stable Spring Grove. 2784 JOHN HAGAN. TO STAND THIS SEASON. iOw^^yjtfSßWj rfIHE Cart Hone irS'n YOUNG SURPRISE.

Young Sdbvrise is a black horss with white points, stands 17^ bonds high, by Young Surprise out of a C.yde ch-mpion mare. Terms.. £2; groomase, Ha. All fees to be paid on or before the fith January, 1877; after thnt date £2 10s wiil he charged. The horse will visit the following places:— Mondaye, Motueka, calling at Upper Moutere; returning by Pangatotaia; Thu'Biajb, Motueka Valley; Wedneslays and Saturdays, at his Stables, Dovedale. 2905 JOHN THORF. TO STAND THIS SEASON, At Mr Atkins' Stables, Motueka, ENTTRE I^^^lb^^K 'TTISITING Til WAR A, fi nl the LOWER V aud UPPER MOUTERES— Mondays at Kivtaka Tuesdays „ Motueka Wednesdays „ i Lo " ER AND UrPER ( MOUTERES Thursdays „ Do., Do., Do. Fridays „ Motueka Saturdays „ Motueka, Terms— Three Guineas each Mare; Groomage. Five Shillings. Two or more Mires aB per agreement. 2794 FRANCIS HOLDER. /COPYING INK PENCILS >-^ Jost Received. R. LUCAS c* boN.