The Nelson Evening Mail. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1877.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 79, 5 April 1877, Page 2

The Nelson Evening Mail. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1877.

A correspondent from Motueka wishes to correct a statement made in the Mail of Monday last . to the effect that a cricket match had been -played between the Star Club aud the «s local club." He says:—" The £Te.v,en from Motueka were a scratch eleven, and were not nominated by our club, which had' distinctly declined to accept the challenge." ..^.The Artillery . will . parade . at half-past seven this evening, and proceed to the railWay station to remove .the guns to their shed. ; 'There' ; was a merry harvest liome at Messrsj Allen and Go's, in Waimea South on Easter Monday, in celebration of the termination of the hop-picking. A capital tea was provided to iwliich over 100 sat down, aqd af£sr it was over the tables were cleared aWsjy 4nd dancing commenced, which, varied occasionally by songs and recitations, - was kept up until a late hour. 7 "'The enquiry into' the complaints :made against Captain Clare, of the ship Northampton has been, proceeding -all day, and. the Immigration. Officers had not returned up to jthe time of our going to press. '" We are requested to call attention to the unreserved sale to be held at Allington by Mr Augarde -to-morrow. A wosperfol restorative. As a stomachic, as a tottie and .. cordial for the agdd and languid;' as a remedy for the nervous weakness and annoying uterine complaints to which women are especially subject; as a protective in all climates, torrid, temperate, and frigid; and as a specific for every ailment which saps the bodily strength and breaks down jthe animal spirits, Udolpho Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps stands at the head of remedies of its class.-^-Advt. 7 .'. ,