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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 18, 21 January 1879, Page 3

DOG COLLARS, all. Ports anl aizea.for 1879, at 19^-6 F. N.JONEa'S, Trafalgsr-Bt. MISS DA WELL will RJS-OPICN her bOHOOL on MONDAY, the 27th imtant.— Hardy-Btr«t. 215—3 fTIENDERS are invited for the ZINCINCf X of a ROOF, length sn-i width, 19 xB. Tenders to b? ser.t in not later than FRIDAY, January 25, 1879, to Mrs. FOLCKMANN. Bridge-afreet. 219 City Election. To the Electors of the City of Nelson. T\O NOT PLEDGE YOUR *-* YOTES until you have heard the Addresses of the Candidates, and can judge between them. Ee member that VOTING by BALLOT is the greatest EEFOEM ever won by the Liberal Pautt, and one I thoroughly agree with. ACTON ADAMS. 2251 mHE ELECTOES of the City who -*- are favorable to the Candidature of Mr. ACTON ADAMS, are invited to MEET in the MASONIC HALL, NEXT WEDNESDAY, 22nd instant, at 7.30 p.m., for the purpose of appointing a COMMITTEE to promote his return. 224 "T^TE. ACTON ADAMS invites the -L"- ELEOTOES of the City of Nelson to MEET bim in the PEOVINCIAL HALL, NEXT EEIDAY, the 24th instant, at 8 p.m., when he will address them on the politics of the day. _^ 223 BISHOP'S SC3OOL, NELSON. THE Bishop op Nelson, in reply to many enquiries by Parents and others, bega to inform them that the SCHOOL will KEOPEN on TDESDAY, February 4th. JAMXS H. BAhKNFSS, E«q , Scholar of the University of New Zealand, will prepare Bovs for Civil Service Examinations and the College, and tor Commercial positions. Application for admission tor new Boya to be made to the Master previously to the opening of the School. Fees, £i 2s per quarter. TWO SCHOLARSHIPS rf £10 (Senior) and £5 (Janior), tenable frr two veara, will (.e competed for in June next by Buys who have bjen t^o quarters in the School. The School will, if tho Central Board allow, be icspected by the Government Inspector. »92-tt3 CITY OF NELSON. OWNEES of DOGS within the City of Nelson are hereby required to REGIStER them for the current year. Bosr Tickets can be obtained st the Town Clerk's Office, or from the undersigned. Proceeding* will be taken against any person n: greeting to comply with this notice within fourteen da s from this date. Nelson, 18th JaEinry, 1879. W. FLETT, 211 — 3 Rrgiatrar of Dogs. rpENDKRS are invited— let. For JL Levelling aud Gravelling School Ground at Girls' Schol Toi-Toi Valley, 2nd. For Makiug Flight of Steps for the same Tenders will be rceeived by the under6i?ned until MONDAY. February 3, 1879. Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Education Office, Nelson. W. C. HODGSON. Secretary Education Board. Nelson, 20th Jan., 1879. 209—6 LAND TAX ACT, 1878. NOTICE. OWNERS of one or more properties in any other District in the Colony will have to FUHNISH RETURNS of same to the Valuers of the Districts in which they reside, to whom they will please apply for the necessary fotms for the i urpose. THOMAS MACKAY, 193—6 Deputy Commissioner. BOATMAN'S CREEK GOLDMINING COMPANY [Limited]. ALL SHARES in the abovenamed Company numbered from 1 to 10,000, FORFEITED for Nonpayment of Calls, will be SOLD at the Office of the Company, at 2 o'clock, on SATDkDAY, the 25th January, 1879, unless fhe Calls and Cost) be paid in the meantime. WILLIAM M'LEAN, Manager. Reef ton, January 17, 187». 182 — 4 SCHOOL COMMITTEES are ramiaded that, in accordance with Section 13, of " The Education Act," it will bi the duty of each Committee, between the Ist end 31st daya of January, 1879, to transmit to the Education Bor.rd the names of TWO PERSONS qualified to he Members of the BoirJ, their written consent being first obtained. The namej of the Members of the Board who retire by ballot, all "of whom are eligible for rs-election, are — 1. Andrew Barn Suter, Bishop of Nelson. 2. ft illiem Hout, Esquire. 3. Robert Malcolm, Kequire. By order of the Board, W. C. HODGSON, 146 Secretary. TOWN SCHOOLS. A SECOND and FINAL EXAMINATION of additional Candidates for Admission to the First Division of the Town Schools will be held st the Bridge-street School-room, on SATURDAY, February Ist, beginning at 9.30 a.tn. H. D. JACKSON, 170—6 Hon, Sec. Sown Committee,