The Nelson Evening Mail. SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1878.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIIL, Issue 106, 4 May 1878, Page 2

The Nelson Evening Mail. SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1878.

A great improvement ia to be effected at one of the corners of Trafalgar and Hardy streets, the Colonial Bank being about to make a complete transformation of the premises recently occupied by Messrs Sharp and Pickering. The tender of Meaars Bethwaite and Robertson for £537 has been accepted, and the work will be entered upon without delay. We are compelled to hold over until Monday a letter from Dr. Irvine, the chairman of the Richmond Hill Mining Company, in reply to one which appeared on Thursda" from Mr Morley, the late manager. -v Afc Euatangata, near W „ - , north of Auckl»- ■' .rCftngafteij in the named F^ * --* 41 . 01 uiStHcq a ytt'uh|j man y.: --age h&§ had the misfortune to kill -«« f&tbm It appears that the two were at Wttrk together splitting some iogs> and fey Isonie means the father fettt his nt&d into the SVayj fcbd Was Struck with the maul jusfc &boVe tlie ear. He expired on the following The Melbourne Atgus concludes an article on the late Bishop of Lichfleld in the following words :— When New Zealand shall foave fulfilled the prediction ,of Sir Robert P'4ei, and become the Gr£at Britain of tne South, Vhe&roud'epnto century may y-.,]- - late Bishop Selwyn as its Augustine, TirE indorsement of Baron Rothschild is the best guarantee of the soundness of commerical paper. The autograph of that great financier on the back of a negotiable instrument would make it as good as a bank note. In like manner the indorsement of the distinguished physicians who have; above their own Signature^ approved add recommended ittioLPito WoLfcu's Schikdah AbpuATic Schnapps as a pure and most desirable stimulant diuretic aud stomachic, it conclusive as to its efficacy. — Advt