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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 145, 21 June 1877, Page 3

JRG) REWARD.— -LOST a Black a USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT OtstU Leather PURSE containing il. SOCIETY. m ,°«vT.V The Eindep 00 feturning it to .bMIIH & BRANDON, or S. YOUNG, will FOR MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, &c. receive the above reward. 1858—3 — -J : NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: T OST.-FlVfi PORTRAITS. Finder on Head Obsicb ' Wellington. bTrewfHf them a£ MaUm * *J It ia found in th77our S a of buaineas that . mistakes frequently occur, in consequence of N O T 1 n T? the similarity of title assumed by some of the * De^ I*'fe Offices recently establiahed in the ~' Australian Colonies. OISnH W iii be laid on my ground at the The public are requested to cote that the "Re l Horse," Richmond, after this Ausibalian Mutual Provident Sooibtt (fate. is the correct designation of the oldest Mutual H, WARREN, Life Office in Australia. Butcher. Nelson, June 15, 1877. 1822 Pbesent Annual Revenue — exceed* .. ... .. £470,000 NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE Accumulated FuND^exceed £2,000,000 COMPANY. The New bMiaMB for fche year 1876 was HnnMTDo £ T,rn™ „ . . 4559 proposals accepted and completed, asaurS ERS v? £ J IaS) POL *CIES in this i ng £1,6*2,675, and producing a new annual Office which expire on the 24th instant, revenue of £56 300. Tni/SI^S tha - 6 < I" 6 BE^ EWAL PREM " Peraons assuring with this office share the lUMS »^t be paid by 12, Soon, on SATUR- whole profits, and a bonus is declared every D . AY . the 23rd, or they will lose the benefit fifth year p! their Insurance in case of Loss by Fire. EDWARD W. LOWE, CUKTIS BROTHERS, Resident Secretary. Agents. Agent for Nelson: A. W. SCAIFB. Nelson, June 9, 1877. 1768 .',.'' 1829 /TIENPERS are invited by the undersigned -r hqt a qwatt <inrn nunnon Xfor ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS to Tj «:?„!« i£S- -^S 2. *r»S offl«, a COTTAGE ia Sfaelbourne-rtreefc, Specffl- Jt^llZ S f«?o cations of which may be seen at their afflca. , W|U be rewarded - mo Tenders, marked on the outside "Tender for Repairs to cottage," to be sent in not atw than 12 o'clock uoon on WEDNES- MOTUEKA RELIEF FUND. DAY the 27th instant. i CURTIS BROTHERS. Q UPPLEMENTARY BALANCE ; Nelson, 19th June. 1869-2 i l^ SHEET. MOTUEKA HIGHWAY BOARD. RECEIPTS. £ Amount previously advertised... 839 5 5 RATEPAYERS in the undermen- Collected by Mr Jervi 3 ,FoxhillB\. *:„ j o l j- * • . i . Isaac Gibba ... £1 0 o JLtf tioned Sub-districts are hereby q b Ellis l l o summoned to MEET on MONDAY, the 2nd Jno. Ellis, iun. !.".' 0 10 0 day of . July nest, at Noon, at the TpUces Hubert Mead ... 0 10 0 ™1 } ' r the P ur P° ee of electing r. Banks ... 0 5 0 ONE duly qualified person in each Sub- R. Pettit ... 0 5 0 district, to supply the vacancies in the H Nicholl 0 5 0 MOTUEKA HIGHWAY BOARD, caused John Pearce .'.. 0 2 6 by the retirement of Messrs. Alexander Walter Kerr ... 0 5 0 Drummond, James Drummond, Thomas j d Kerr '. 0 5 0 Grooby, and Daniel Talbot, whose term of ' ' ______ 4 8 6 Office wili then expire, but who are eligible Received from Auckland by Mr for re-election. Hursthouse 2 0 0 Bivtaka Schoolroom Lower Moutbrb Schoolroom . £845 13 11 • Panoatotara Schoolroom EXPENDITURE. ""—"""""■— Motueka Institute. £ a. d. !In the event ota POLL being demanded, Amount previously advertised ... 777 U 6 the polling will commence as soon as possible Stanley Brookafter the Nominatioa, and continue for FOUR J.W. Burrows 6 0 0 HOURS, and no longer. w - 9 0 0 1 -a a viZ n ', -Thos. Hickey ... „, 11 0 0 I By order of the Board, j. s . Wilki J ou „, ™ 90 0 i HENRY ALEX. TARRANT, Motueka— ; Secretary. George Spicer 17 0 0 ; June 14, 1877. 184S William Douglas 10 9 5 : : — : Frederick Horneman ... 5 0 0 CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868. . Sundry small expenses ... 010 0 hvrOTIOE ia hereby given that on and after , £845 13 " JlI the Uth day- of July, 1877. the pro- ARTHUR R. OLIVER, visions of " Ihe Cattle Trespass Ae6, 1868," ; Treasurer Effa % w^AiAi 4^^ sssr Ba!ance Sheet> and flnd the same intention to CLAIM DAMAGES for all wrrecc< w battle trespaaatog on the aaid land, whether EDW - EVERETT, fenced or unenclosed. Chairman. RICHARD EDEN. H. V. GULLY, Hope, June 14, 1877. 1819 Hon. Secretary. T. R. Hodder & Co., Have just received from London per " Wellington," via Dunedin, = A FIRST-CLASS ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS & SHOES, . . CONSISTING OF 2 Ladies' Kid, Leather, Cashmere cL Gents' Balmoral, Shooting, Lace, -&• Blucher, Oxonians, Watertights, IK U JNJKJS Children^ in great variety Boys', Youths', and Maids' do., do. 1 • " •— — — o — — — — — Also, lately added to stock, a large assortment of COLONIAL BOOTS of every saleable description. G-Rlßa'DlSKir 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 jand dispatch. About 250 pairs of CHILDREN'S, WOMEN'S, BOYS', and MENS' BOOTS, being balance of old shipments, will be CLEARED OFF REGARDLESS OF 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 Gaae Fat 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 iANY IMPORTED ARTICLE. T. R. H. & Co. have also received via Wellington, Splendid Tea, in poxes and half-chests, Currants Sugar, Figs, Machine Oil, Downer's Superior Kerosine, ' A good assortment of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Brushware, FaDerhanginga, Books, and Static aery. DAIRY KROBIJGE^W'AISrTEn HIGHEST CASH PRICES GIVEN for the best qualities T. R. HODDER & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ' RICHMOND AND SPRING GROVE