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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 130, 4 June 1877, Page 2

The return football match between the Town and College Clubs, so long delayed by the wet weather that has prevailed, was played on Saturday afternoon, when the former succeeded in turning the tables and defeating their opponents, after a hard struggle, by 2J points, the scores being .— Town, 3 poiuts ; College, £ point. Wk direct attention to an important judg ment deiivered by the Resident Magistrate this morning in reference to the extent of the liability of lessees to keep buildings in rapair. A ball, under the auspices of the Travellers Kest Lodge of Oddfellows, will be held in the Richmond Hall this evening. We understand that several conveyances will start from town for the ball. Mr. A., aged thirty-five, in 1869 insured his life in the Australian Mutual Provident Society for £1000 ; in 1873 his bonus was equal to all he had paid in, being £139. Intending insurers should be careful to join the old established Society, which has now £2,000,000 sterling in hand, in which security new members share. As new offices have adopted names somewhat similar, the above caution is requisite. Mr A. W. Scaife is the agent for Nelson.— Advt. All persons of intelligence are aware, or should be, in this century of enlightenment that the best vehicle for diffusing the tonic properties of any medicinal preparation thoroughout the system is a pure, wholesome spirit. The presence of distilled spirit in an invigorant, provided it be pure, is considered by physicians to greatly promote the operation of the remedial principle in combination with it. This is one reason why medical men are so strongly recommend Udolpho Wolfe's Schiedam Arojiatic Schnapps — Advt.