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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 120, 23 May 1877, Page 3

QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. HOPE RACES. T__ ORDINARY TIME TABLE WILL BE SUSPENDED. Trains will run as under :— Leave Nelson. Arr. Racecourse. Arr. Foxbill 8.30 ... 9. 5 ... 9.45 fi 10. ... 10.35 11.10 ... 11.45 ... 12.25 1. p.m. 1.35 4 15 dep.... 4.35 5.20 pm. 5 35 ... 6.35 Leave Foxhill. Arr. Racecourse. Air. Nelson 7.45 a.m.... 8 20 ... 9. 0 9.50 ... 10.25 ... 11. 0 12.30 ... 1.05 pm 4. dep. ... 4.35 4 40 ... 5 25 ... 6. All Trains stop at all Stations. Return Tickets at Single Fares. All Carriages First-class, Covered Trucks Secondclass. Should it appear desirable a TRAIN will be put on to bring in Country Residents to tbe Volunteer Ball, and return to all Country Stations about two hours after iri_night. GEO. ASHCROFT, Manager. EOR SALE), or TO LET by TENDER for a term of Seven Years, with purchasioi clause, a GRAZING FARM in Stanley Brook, being Sections Nos. 109 and 16 'Xj— 353 Acres, of which about 160 are laid down in Grass. Six-Roomed Dwelmng House. Garden, and Cultivation around, &c. Highest o" any Tende* not necessarily accepted. Further particulars by the Proprietor— ADOLPH WIESENHAVERN. Top House, May, 1877. 1479—26 DISTRICT StJRGEON WANTED. APPLICATIONS are invited irom legally qualified MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS for the Charleston District Hospital and the local branches of the three Benefit Societies — Oddfellows, Foresters, and Hirernians. Income about £350 per annum, exclusive of Private Practice. District extensive. No medical man nearer than 18 milei. Present Surgeon relinquishing charge through press of legislative duties. For further particulars apply at the Office of this Paper. Applications, stating qualifications, to be forwarded to the undereigned before 15th Juue, 1877. 1437 Wm. ELIOTT, Hon. Sec. TUT ADAME BOTTENELLI, MILLINER, MANTLE, AND DRESSMAKER, Conner of Collingwood and Nile-streets, (House lately occupied by Mr. H. J. L. Augarde) Orders Executed with the utmost Neatness and Dispatch. 1071

; 20th Mat, 1877. ; THE whole of the TOWN and PORT VOLUNTEERS will PARADE for INSPECTION at 9 a.m. on THURSDAY, (Queen's Birthday) at the Dbim, Shkd, the Artillery with Gans, and 21 Rounds Cartridge, blank. J. T. MARSHALL, Captain, 1562—3 Commanding District. rg!HE STOKE RIFLES will PARADE JL for INSPECTION, weather permitting, at 7 p nr.,on the 26th May, 18:7, at S_xton's Paddock. J. T. MARSHALL, Captain, 1553 — 3 CommandingjOistrict."^ CANDIDATES for the MASTERSHIP of SPRING GROVE SCHOOL are requested to present themselves for Examination at the Education 0 fice on WEDNESDAY, June Oth, at 10 a.m. All examinations for Teaeherships will be held, iv future, on the day before the Monthly Meetings of the Education Board. W. C. HODGSON, 1323 Secretary to Education Board. TENDERS for BUILDING a SCHOOLROOM at Lower Wakefield may be sent to ths undersigned until June 4. Plan and Specification may be seen at the Education Oifice, Bridge-street. W. C. HODGSON, 1398 Secretary Education Boarc\ KORANUI COAL- MIN ING COMPANY [Limitbd]. SHARE LTST will CLOSE on FRIDAY. Ist June. A. W. SCAIFE, 1483 : Agent. AUCKLAND OYSTERS, -2\ dozen, 1/-; ready opened, in bottle, 5 dozen, 2/-; Kits, 2/-; or, by the ten. — F. PASCO E, Collingwood-street. 1326—12 "OOOKS BOUND IN ANT STYLE. R. LUCAS & SON. STR_ "ED from the house of the Rev. J. A i. drew, Washington Val'ey, a very small Yellow Rough Terrier DOG, long ears and tail, answers to the name of «« Charley," Anyone restoring the same will be rewarded. 1553 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. HENRY CHATTERIS, VETERINARY SURGEON, hrs REMOVED from Newton's Livery Stables, Hardy-atreet, to TWIST & GAY'S Livery Stables, Trafal-ar-street. Infirmary for Lamb Horses at the Stables. , 1235 pO.TAL CAPDS At R LUCAS & SONS,

T. R. Hodder & Co., Have just received from London per " Wellington," via Donedin, A FIRST-CLASS ASSORTMENT OF \ X_^ ______ K_/ j CONSISTING OF 2 Ladies' Kid, Leather, Cashmere 4, Gents' Balmoral, Shooting, Lace, J- Blueher, Oxonians, Watertights, 1 Jtl U JN IVIJ Children's in great variety Boys', Youths', and Maids' do., do. — — — 0 ■ Also, lately added to stock, a large assortment of COLONIAL BOOTS I of every saleable description. in its various branches. T, R. H. & Co. finding it necessary by their greatly increased trade in the above department to engage a competent hand, are prepared to execute orders with accuracy and dispatch. About 850 pairs of CHILDREN'S, WOMEN'S, BOYS', and MENS' BOOTS, beiog balance of old shipments will be CLEARED OEF REGARDLESS OE COST, to make room for Expected Arrivals. T. R. H. & Co. have also received since their first shipment of WINTER DRAPERY the following— MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING Overcoats, Trowsers and Vests, &c. 1 Case Men's Printed Mole Trowsers. 1 Oase Fet Hats. BLANKETS, DRESS STUFFS, Jackets, Shawls, Fancy Wool Goods, Ulster Cloaks, &c; and a very large stock of Webley Bros. & Rother's Hosiery; ;which will be found for quality and price SUPERIOR TO ANY IMPORTED ARTICLE. T. R. H. & Co. have also received via Wellington, Splendid Tea, in boxes and half-chests, Currants, Sugar, Figs, Machine Oil, Downer's Superior Kerosine, A good assortment of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Brushware, Paperhangings, Books, and Stationery. _DA_XI_Y _P_£_O_DTJC:E WANTED, HIGHEST CASH PRICES GIVEN' for the best qualities. T. R. HODDER & 00. 3 AND RETAIL,^ J^™"™ —*■ * -lis"" RIOHMOND AND SPiSnO^GROVE