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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 118, 21 May 1877, Page 2

~" I I. IUI The credulity of some people Is great, but surely there are very few in New Zealand who will attach mach importance to the following canard recently telegraphed to the Wellington Atgus by its Dunedin correspondent;— "lt is stated definitely in Provincial political circles that Sir Julius Vogel is disgusted at the turn affairs have taken, and intends coming out again." In his eagerness to step into the shoes of the late Dr. Featherston, Sir Julius Vogel did not hesitate to sacrifice the popularity he had gained in New Zealand. That he will throw up the appointment obtained at so great a cost is not at all likely. Sir Julius' arrival in New Zealand, the return from "the North" of the Engineer-in-Chief with a view to making arrangements for the extension to the Port of the Nelson and Foxhiil railway, and the Greek Kalends may be expected to occur simultaneously. •— •— "-^ —■■■»_■ __■■ »i*w— mmmm tmmm — mm

WANTED, a FEMALE SERVANT. Apply to Mrs S. LEVIEN, 1567—2 Nile-street East. WANTED a SITUATION aa HOUSEMAID iu an Hotel, Apply Office of this Paper. 1561—2 CHILDREN'S TREAT. Om the QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, TBURBDAY NEXT, May 21th, the Children will meet at the Temperance Hall, at Teu o'clock am , Form a PROCESSION, walk round the town and back to the Hall, where TEA, CAKE, and BUNS will be provided. Mr T. Harley hia kindly lent his Paddock to play in during the day. MAGIC LANTERN in the evening Admtsoion to Tea and Magic Lantern, 6d , to help to pay expenses and buy fresh slides. 15C0 .w..^ * B. CRISP. I