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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 85, 9 April 1879, Page 3

EASTER ENCAMPMENT. PSKSOXS desirous of CONTRIBUTING BOOHS, NEWBPAPEKS, &c, to the RKAEING TENT at the above Camp are requested to kindly LEAVE ilieir CONTRIBUTIONS at Mr. L Kotueb'B, Trafalgarstreet. H. HAMMOND, 1114 Ump Secretary. MISS STOTHARDVS Superior SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES above 12 years of age. Hours 95, to 12 J. and 2to 4. Tebms; QUAIiTEBLr, IN ADVANCE. Superior English (Including Per- £ s. d. sp/ctive Drawing and Science), French, and Elemcn ary Girnran. Latin, and Mathematics... 3 3 0 Music und Masttrp, Extra. ADDIIIOKAL. Board ani Wathing 12 10 0 Weekly Board „ 710 0 If those parents who wish to place their deughttrs as Boarders with Miss Stothard wouli kindly communicate with her at once (that ehe may know bow large a bouae to take), »he will ba ready to receive such pupi a at tbe commencement of the next Quarter, April 15. For further particulars apply to Miss Stothasd at the Institute, Hardy-streetj between 9J and 11 P.m. 953—1 Education Board's | Advertisements. \\r ANTED a MISTRFSS for HILLSIDE | V? SCHOOL. Faiary, £72 per annum, with Dwelling-house. Application a, encloping testimonials msy ba forwarded to the undersigiei until MONDAY, April 28th. W. C. HODGSON, 1086-6 Secretary Kelson Education Board. WANTED a SECOND ASSISTANT for HAMPDEN-STREET SCHOOL. Salary, £*& per annum, to be increased to £60 at the end of two year.-' set vice. App'icatione, enclosing testimonials, may be torwarded to the undereigutd until MONDAY, ipril 26th. W. C UODttSON, 1087*6 Secretary Nelsoa Education Board HpENDERS are invite.i for BUILDING an 1 ADDITION to tLe {?CBOOL-ROOM, Stoke. Sealed tenders, headed "Tenders for Addition, Stoke." will te received by the undersigned uniil MONDAY, April 28tb. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. W. C HODGSON, 1088-6 Secretory KelsoE Education Board. Bee-Mye Store, JUST RECEIVED, AND NOW ON SALE— T>RIME HAMS and BACON 10 Side 3 TAKAKA BACON 1 Case CANTERBURY HAMS AND BACON in splendid condition. Also, Jest .Arrived — 3 Cbates of BROWN WARE, COKSI6TINO CP Covered Butter Jar*, 3 p nta to 4 galls. Uncovered But'er Jare, 3, 4, 5, 6 gjlla Bread Pang, oval and roundl, 2, 3, 4, galls Pickle Jars, all eizts 30 dozen Stcne Jelly Cess. H. V. Phillips, BEE-HIVE STORES, j COSNBB OF BRIDGE AND j COLLINGWOOD-BTB., NELSON. j 878 Wairoa Valley. THIS DESIRABLE PROPERTY, \ late in occupation of Mr. Gembitzkt, is now FOR SALE. Distance from Nelßon 14 miles, from Brightwater Railway Station, 2 miles. It comprises about 1000 Acres of Good Land in a compact block, with commodious Dwelling-House, Cottage, Outbuildings, Enclosures, and Improvements. Title consolidated under Land Transfer Act. An excellent po- [ sition for a Cattle and Dairy StatioD, with pleasant residence. Apply to W. M. STANTON. Hydraulic Engine For Sale, FORMERLY used for driving the Printing Machine of the Nelson Examiner. It is in perfect order. ALSO, Apart from the above, a Pair of DRIVING WHEELS, with Wooden Drum, or a Spindle. A large VENTILATING and HEATSTOVE (Arnot'B), suitable for a Hall, Church, or Large Room, AND, Some Second-hand GAS and WATER FITTINGS. Long OITICE DESK, divisible into two. W. M. STANTON. Offices to Let. mHREE of the Rooms formerly ocX copied by Messrs. Adams and Kingdon, next W. M. STANTON'S, Trafalgar-street. 1117