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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 100, 27 April 1878, Page 2

WINTER SEASON, 1878. ;o; T. S. Wymond & Co. Have now Opened their first Sbipmsnt of £5© Packages of MILLINERY, &c. "Which have been carefully selected from the English, Victo* rian, and Sew Zealand Markets, with a view to suiting the ; requirements of Nelson, and Country Districts. The GREAT FINANCIAL CRISIS and unstablejjjjcondition of trade in Melbourne has enabled T. S. W. & Co. to purchase at 25 per cent less thanf any house can Import for, and they can safely say th.at the f name they "gamed for Cheapness will not be lost during the coming Season, but on the contrary the verdict of every purchaser will be that "WTMOKD'S are • Cheaper than ever. :o: Each Department is now replete with the LATEST NOVELTIES and further shipments are arriving by every boat. Dress Goods in all the Newest MaterialsWincies, "Wool Plaids, Serges. Repps, Costume Cloths, &c, &c. Mantles and Jackets in every Material, at prices never before seen for new goods. «... — ~-:o:- — ■ Blankets, Counterpanes, and Shirtings at Manufacturers' Prices. Men's and Boys 1 Clothing, Hats, Caps, &c, Cheaper tban any other House in New Zealand. . :o: — — ■ T. S. WYMOND & CO., " HALL OF COMMERCE.

EOR SALE, a Quiet CuW iv Full Milk Apply to W. WALKER, 1459—1 Waimea-road. EASTER ENCAMPMENT. A MEETING of tbe CAMP COMMITTEE will be held at ■ ihe Orderly Room, on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, at 7 30 p.m, All Accounts in reference to the Encampment must be cent in to the undersigned before 5 p.m. on thst day. ALBERT PITT, Mojor, 1453 Commanding District Colonial Architect's Office, Wellington, 25th April, 1978. mENDERS are invited for the ERECTION OF A LOCK-UP AT MOTUEKA. ' General conditions, specifications and drawings may be seen at the Office of the Colonial Architect, Wellington ; the Postoffice, Motuelui } and at the Public Works Office, Government Buildings, NeUon. Tenders addressed t-i the Colonial Architect, and marked outside " Tender lor Lockup. Motueka," will be received at the above Offices up to Noon of bATUBDA V, the 4th day of May, 1873. Telegrflphic Tenders will be received, provided the original tender and deposit are lodged with Mr. Wsr. Aklksten, Nelson, at the time above specified. The lowest or any tender uot ncceßsarily accepted. P. F. M BURROWS, 1457-4 Acting for lhe Colonial Architect. CITY OF NELSON. Town Cleric's Office, 25th April, 1 878, THE GENERAL nnd WATER RATES for the period commencing Ist of April, 1878, end ending 30th September, 1878, are now PAYABLE to the Collector, or at the above Office. ; Written notice must, be given to the Council of the dates upon which any Dwellinghouse, remaining actually unoccupied for not less than six months in any year becomes vacant, and is again occupied, iv order to entitle the owner thereof to be rated at only one-half of the Water-rate otherwise payable in respect thereof. H. V. GULLY, 1454— 3 Town Clerk. CITY OF NELSON. BURGESS LIST. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that a SITTING of the COUNCIL of the City of Nelson will be HKLD on MONDAY, the 29th inst., at 12 o'clock, noon, at the Cotncil Chamber, to hear and determine objections to and certify the BURGESS LIST. Any Person whose nnme is 6n tho Defaul- ( ter's ' ist, or who is ot'jecte to on the ground that he has not paid his rateß, can have bis name placed on the Burgess list by paying such rates before the said Burgess List has been certified. "* ■ J. R. DODSON, Mayor. April 25, 1878. 1435—3

F0 H SALE.. A NEARLY THOROUGHBRED BROOD J\ MARE, warranted in foal by tho Thornughbnd Horse " Treason," together with her ia*t year's Fii.ly whose Sire is directly descended from •' Stonewall Jackson." 8o low a sum as £14 will be takea for the lot—Scarcity of l<eed. J. BALLAKD, » 1*52 College Hill. "VTELSOM FOOTBALL CLUB. — A ±;i MfETINGof tlie above Club will be held nt t' c Masonic Hotel, THIS (Saturday) EVEINING, the 27th April, at 8 o'clock. H. F. HODGSON, 1432-3 : Hon Secretary. CHORAL HALL, WAKEFIELD. A PUBLIC MEETING is hereby convened for THIS EVENING, APRIL 27, iv the above Hall. Object — Disrufsion on tlie necessity for a Resident Station Clerk and Telegraphist at Wakefield. Choir to be taken at 7.50 p.m. A full attendance of tho Inhabitants of Wakefield and tho outlying districts is requested." 1427 MOTUEKA. IMPORTANr SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, STOCK-IN-TRADE, &c. JS. EDELSTEN lias received instruc- « tions from the Executors of the late Charles Wise to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, On tbe Premises known as •• The Retreat Inn," • • . : 3 On TUESDAY NEXT, APRIL 30, commencing punctually at 11 o'clock, The Household Furniture and Stock-in-Trade, &c. Also, a large lot of Sundries. Horse, Trap, and Liarness , 1 Cow A 250 gallon Tark • - An excellent Waggon' Weighbridge, by A. and W. Smith and Co., of Glasgow, weighs from: lib. to 4 tons, complete, together with the offioe. , The whole to be removed within a reasonable time which will be decided upon on the day of sale — - Luncheon Provided. Without Reserve. Terms Cash. After the atove will be Sold The Goodwill of 21 Years' Lease of about 100 Acres of Grazing Laud (Native Reserve) l Pare of Sections 143, 144. 145, 146, and 147, near tho Lower Moutern entrance, four of which are enclosed with a wire fence, and laid down with good Grass. Also, 9 Acres (more or less) Section 143, all of which is laid down in Grass and well fenced, forming two suitable Paddocks. Further particulars can bo obtained from the Auctioneer. 144JM-8