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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 65, 16 March 1877, Page 2

\Cf 0l f continuation of Newt:' see fourth page) [ADVEUXIBEMENT.] THE LATE TRANSFER OF THE LICENSE OF THE EXCHANGE HOTEL. To the Editor of the 'Evening Miii,;> Sir— l have carefully perused your report of the proceedings in the Licensing Court in the above case. Any one denouncing me <either in open Court or privately) as a wifedeserter, is simply uttering a wilful and malicious lie. This is not the place to give particulars, and I shall confine myself to stating (upon oath if need be) that I was shamefully and - unfeelingly deserted by my wife, and was left with my five children, whose sole guardian and protector I have been since— my youngest son being with me at this present moment. " . ?.- - I look upon a Licensing Bench; who could grant the above transfer under such circumstances, on ( the mere eloquence "^Of a. lawyer, with the utmost contempt; 'and the sooner his Excellency cancels. their, appointments, the better it will be for public morality as well as for the Standard of respectability of holders of publicans' licenses-^-a class of society who deserve far more respect than they generally receive. : ; With these few remarks,- 1 am, Sir, yours truly, ,r. . y William Lechner. South Canterbury, March 8, 1877. WANTSD a GENERA! SERVANT. Apply to Mrs. J. H. LWISN: 862 Niie-atreet. WANTED, a Good GKN ERAL S SERVANT Apply to Mra TQWfISEND. Bridge-street. ; ■ 868 NOTICE.-^ WANTED OOOD SOUND 1 APPLES.— WILLIAM HALE, '861 — 3 ' ... Tory and Hardy-strests. SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING! Large Heavy Austrian BLANKETS, only 12/6. T. S. WYMOND & CO., 867 Hall of Commerce. F°? SALE, a HOUSE, SHOP, and LAND in Brdge-st. Apply on the premaea to T. GORMAN. 863—6 ANTED KNOWN-Long MUSLIN CURTAINvS, 4» lid per Pair — FURNITURE CRETONNF, only 11 Jd per Yard. r T. S. WYMOND & CO., BfsJ > Hall of Ci mmerce. rpHE BANKS will he CLOSED ou SATpLSV ext ; Ma?ch 'fefi Tadmor Rush."" TNTENDING VISITORS to the New JL Diggings will do well by calling at T S. WYmOND & CO.'S, and parch*Bim? soma of their Heavy Mole Trowsers 5/U f pair Heavy Hand-Knitted Worated Sox, 1/3 <$• pair . 871 HALL OF COMMERCE. OFFICERS nonim.Dding CORPS of VOLUNTEERS win be .ro.;d enoutth to leave, at the Orderi Ror m> D v Sitordat Evtning, TIIE NUM--£MU OP KACtI CORPS WHO PituPOSE (JKING JN CAMP, and theif sUv, in order that a guarantee may be given 1 1 the Caterer. Cadet Companies will not sleep in, Camn. J. T. MARSHALL, Captain, * 870— 3 Commanding District. WOOLLEN CRIMEAN SHIRTINGS. - Ex RrSGAHOOHA ! JUST LANDED, 126 Pieces CRIMEAN ! SHIRTINGS, ail Wool,, only U 3d 1 per yard. " r T. S. WYMOND & CO., 863 Hall of Commerce. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, NELSON; Directress .... Miss Ltdia Howahdb. Stage Manager . . Mr Harry Power. Buriness Manager . Ma. H. Sherpsbson. IMMENSE SUCCESS ' • OF THE : . -. ; ■TLTDIA HOWARDS, ■4-f ' BURLESQUE TROUPE, . , TO-NIGHT, triday, March % will be repeated, by special de 3 ipe, HERVa'a Celebrate! Masterpiece • :; /'CHHPEEIC." To conclude with Locke's and Hosley's beautiful MUSIC FROM. MACBETH,' at Singing Witch Mi s Ly.lia Howarde 2nd Singing Witch Yldle. Solange Navaro 3rd|Singing Witch: Mr Henry Power' 4th Singing Witch Mr R. W. Eronut Hec'te...... ;. Ml*s Jeamve Nya Witches — Messrs. Bray, Hunter, Ramadeoj i' &c, &c. • -•. -■• ii Doors open at 7 30 p.m., to commence at 8U" Seats can be reserved at Mr W, M. Stanxon's, Traf -tlpa'-street. , ; Prices of Ad raijsioo — Front Seats, 5/-; Second Seats, 3/-; Gal|ery, 2/-. ; ,-.■< 865 WILLIS T. SMYTHF, Agent WANTED KNOWN ! ! ! — That T. S. WYMOND & CO.: have now for SaleMen's Heavy Twilled Cotton Shirta, l/11. Boys' Strong Tweed Sacks, from 8/6, Boys' Colored Cotton Shirfca, frdm 1/9; j HALL OF COMMEROE; 866 ' CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868. "VTOTICS is hereby given, that on and after ■ X^l the Sixteenth day of April, 1877, the provisions of " THE |C ATTLE TRESPASS >CT, 1868," will be ENFORCED on my LAND, being Sections No. 137, District of Tftkaka, and thnt it ia my intention to : claim damages for all Cattle trespassing ou the said land, whether fenced or unenclosed. JOHN STAPLES. " Jesmond Farm, -:..■:- Takafca, March 13, 1877. 860 WANTHD KNO WN ihat T. S; WYMOND & CO' have just! received a large shipment of MEN'S and BOY'S CLOTHING, all exceptionally good; 1 Men's Heavy Winter Crimean Shirts, 4/11. Boys' Heavy Tweed Knickerbocker Suits, from 8/6, 1 ,' , ...hall OF.iQMMEsig^;; ;] l :&fa