If money be power, says the Whitehal Review, what a force is J. W. Mackay, who thirty years since was a penniless boy in Ireland. Twenty years ago he travelled through the United States as a speculative salesman, and sixteen years ago he was a bankrupt. To-day, at the age of forty-five, Mr Mackay owns three-eights of the great Bonanza, the richest silver mine that has ever been discovered, aud draws out of .Nevada a yearly income of £2,750,000, which is the intei.est at 5 per cent, on a capital of £55000,000. Mr Mackay'a fortune increases £5 every minute. The question is what will he do with it ? Or, perhaps, it would be more cautious to ask, what will it do with him ? Fortunes in the Far West often vanish as rapidly as they are acquired. Mr Mackay has a magnificent hotel in Paris, where his family resides, while he passes most of his time in the neighborhood of his vast interests. Mr and Mrs Mackay passed the summer at Trouville, in the charming Villa Cordier which stands on the hill above the town, and overlooks the sea.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a WET NURSE. 575 Apply at this Office. K)/irp —JUVENILE TEMPLE „ x ?!*• TOMORROW (Saturday) EVENING in Temperance Hall Members of the Order and Parents of the Juveniles are reßreetfully invited. CT. takta chair at 7.30.— J. STICK, R.S. 474—1 BOATMAN'S CREEK GOLD." MINING COMPANY [Limited"!. ALL SHARES upon which the 29th Call remains unpaid will be Sold by PUBLIC AUCT ON, at the Exchange Rooms, Rbefton, on the 2nd March next. Wh. McLEAN, „ , „ Manager. Reefton, February 22, 1878. 671 2 DISTRICT ORDER. CHURCH PARADE SUNDAY NEXT, the 24th in'taat. VOLUNTEERS will Assemble in Front of Police Station, at 10.20 a.m. Full Dress. Side am only, ALBERT PITT, Major, 572—2 Commanding District. NELSON HARMONIC SOCIETY. A PRIVATE CONCERT Will, BE GIVEN BY THE ABOVffl SOCIETT At the PROVINCIAL HALL, On WEDNESDAY EVENING, 27th Inst REHEARSAL on MONDAY EVENING, in the Provincial Hall, when a full attendacce is requested. Tickets may be obtained at the Rehearsa', or at the Society's Room on Wednesday Aiteksoon, between 4 and 5 o'clock. 576 J. T. CATLEY, Hon. Sec. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Nelson District Court, itoldbn at nelsok. In the matter of rt The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876 " and of the Baakruptcv of THOMAS FREDERICK MORLEF, of Richmond, Mercantile Assistant, a Debtor. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the above-J-l named Debtor will make application to this Court for his discharge on FItIDAY, the Bth day of March, 1878, at the hour of 11 of lhe clock In the Forenoon, or bo soon thereafter as the Court shall sit. Dated this 21st day of February, 1878. ALBERT PITT, 570-1 Debtor's Solicitor.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 46, 22 February 1878, Page 2
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