The Nelson Evening Mail. MONDAY, MAY 21, 1877.

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

The Nelson Evening Mail. MONDAY, MAY 21, 1877.

A new scale of fees/charges, &c. in Bankruptcy proceedings is gazetted. The icale which is applicable to both Supreme and District Courts is to be the same as in England. The fresh in the Maitai river yesterday morning, caused by the heavy rains on the previous night, was higher than it has been known for many years. The inconvenience of there being no clerk able to sign summonses at the Courts at Spring Grove and Richmond has been obviated by the formal appointment of Mr Hunt to be clerk at those places. Wa ere iuformed that this will make no difference in the present periodical visits of this officer. The last of Mr Severn's popular lectures will be delivered to-morrow evening, when the subject will be " The sun and modern discoveries, the spots, eclipses, and prominences, &c." The May meeting of the Permanent Building Society of Nelson will be held in the Temperance Hall this evening. The annual meeting will be held on Wednesday evening next at half-past seven, at the same place. The annual meeting of the adherents of Trinity Presbyterian Church, which was to have taken place to-morrow evening, has been unavoidably postponed until Wednesday, the 30th instant. It is generally allowed that good old pure, unadulterated whisky is as wholesome a spirit as any manufactured, and the best sample of Mitchell's Al Old Irish Whisky can be had from the agents, E. Buxton and Co, whs receive regular shipments direct. 1451 The effects of dissipation. The burning thirst, gnawing in the stomach, headache, nausea.hand trembling and wakefulness which are|ithe effects of dissipation, are terribly hard to bear. For these manifestations of a disorderd stomach, disturbed brain and weakened nervous system/ s well as for mental exhaustion and phys'cial fatigue, science never provided a speedier and pleasanter remedy than Udolpho Wolfe's Schwdax ABOMAHO SCHJ.AWS.*— Ain