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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 117, 17 May 1879, Page 3

ANCHOR ll^fc^ STEAM LINE OF I^^Jj PACKETS ABB APPOIHTXDTO KKAVB FOR WEST PORT, HOKITIK&, AND GRSYMODTH. THE KENNEDY, TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 17th inst., at Ten p.m. rpEK MURRAY, about TUESDAY. 20th JL irst. FOR WANGANDI. rpHE WALT ACE, on TUESDAY, tho 20th X inst., at 3 p.m. FOR BLENHEIM. HpHE LYTTFLTON, about TUESDAY, J. tho 20th ma;, -W ». EHIVaBBB & CO. FOR KAVELOCK. ei*iai rjpPE New Stfanicr PEL OB U S win sail for the above Port on or about THURSDAY, May 22. For freight or Passage apply to t'ae Master on board. 3212 mo BE LET— HOUSF, NINE ROOMS JL with Garden, Half-sn-scre, Bromi-st., at present occupied b 7 Mrs Hicksoa. Possession Ist June. To view, apply to A. W. SCA'FB, 15 9-a Trafalgar-street. U FETE On QUEEN' 3 BIRTHDAY, In Mr. CANNING'S PADDOCK* RICHMOND. Patron : The Hon. Major Riosmobd, C B. COMMITTEE : Mpjor Pitt Captain Bunny AJ. Richmond, Etq. „ Gully Charles Canning, Esq. „ Mackay Dr. Boor Adjutant Hammond A. M'Ketlar Wix, Esq. Sergfant Bird Roderick M'Rae, Esq. PROGRAMME OF SPORTS : OPEH TO VOLUNTEERS ONLY. 1. Cadet Race, 100 yards ; entrance, nil 2. Hop, Step, and Jump „ is 3. Flat Race, J mile „ 2a 6d 4. Running High Jump „ is 5. High Jump with Pole „ is 6. Throwing the Cannon Ball „ is 7. Limber Race, 100 yards „ 2a each 8. Single Sticks „ ]g 9. Tug of War „ 2s each 10. Burdle Race, 120 yards „ i 8 1 1. Running the Wheel, 100 yds „ la 12. Tug of War (Cadets only) „ nil All disputes <o be settled by the Committee, whose decision shall be final. The Sports will commence at 11 a.m, Post entries. R. J. MALCOLM, Captain, I So4™a fion. Secretary. WEEL MISTRESS McCBAW, whaur did you buy that braw wee SEWING MACHINE frae ? 'Deed, Miss Mucklejock, I couldna get ony ta suit me till I was recommended to try HEALT & SON, Bridge-street. They said they were the verra best this side J o' the Hue, an' am sure tha werna far wrang. Just gang awa an' try for yoursel. Ye can get plenty o' them there awfu cheap for the ready bawbees, 910 Newspaper Agency, A DVERTISEMEKTS RECEIVED at the jl3l Evening Mail Office, for the following Leadino Daij.,t Ekwspapebs ia New Zealand :— "EVENING STAR," Auckland "PRESS," Christelwrch "POST," Wellington «STAR,"Dunedin "HERALD," TaranaM " TELEGRAPH/ Napier "ADVERTISER," Grahamatown Advertisements also received, and forwarded to the principal Tapers in Australia. 924 v. LUCAS & SON. F T >IGIBLE PROPERTIES FOB SALE. WT>ATTERSON & CO.. are instruca A ted to Sell the following Valuable Properties :—• Wakefield.— Shop and 2 acres Land, doiug a fair business „ 25 acres, flat Land, near Hooper's Store Motoeka. Valley.— 912 acres, in one or more lots, on easy terms. Dovedale.— 22o acres, with new 8-rooraed House, Outbuildings, Orchard, &c. Township op Brightwatrr, &c— A few Allotments still remaining, CLeap. Foxhiix.— Bo acres Bush Land, part gras3 and timber | Nelson.— 4-acre and 7-roomed House in Tasman-sireeh „ J-acre and 7-roomed House, Wai-mea-road, new - „ Cottage in iirook-arreefc 1 „ Shop and House, Hardy-street, doing a good business „ Shop, YiTuimea-road, near "Hieing Sun." „ Several Bni'ding Allotments, near Railway Station, 21 years Lense. i, gix-roomed House and half acre Urchard, opposite Victory Square i Note.— A legistrar of houses and land for sale or to let, is kept at our Office, and ■ parties having properties for disposal, can have the same entered without charge. W. PATTERSON & CO., > LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, , 1118 Habdy Etrekt. SEVERAL BUILDING ALLOTMENTS to be Let on Lease of 21 years Near c Railway Station, Tol-toi Valley. Fo articulara apply <*« W. PATTERSONJ&;CO.