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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 15, 17 January 1880, Page 2

NOTICE.! A LL ACCOURTS due to tbe undersigned -Ol standing ovt-r six z&ocths, will' be" SCED FOR without delay. SO4-t c JOHN OLIVER, Toi toi Valley. "ft/TR. ACTON ADAMS, M.H.R., / requests the ELECTORS of the CITX OF NELSON to MEET 'him in the Provincial Hall Next MONDAY, the 19th inst., at 8 p.m. IMPORTANT SALE OF 1 Heavy Fat Wethers and Crossbred Ewe Hoggetts. SATURDAY, JANUARY 24tb, AT THE BLENHEIM SALE YARDS. Mr. T. OSuliivan Under instructions frcm Charles Redwood, Etq , liiverlands, will offer lor Bale as aoove, K/^AHEAVY PAT WETHERS UUv in (he primeet condition. OKA HALF-BRED HOGGETT AJOKj KWES, the produce of Botnney Marsh limns, imported by Mr Braithwaite, the Hutt, Weliington THE WHOLE WITH CLEAN CEBTIFICATB. B3JT The Auctioneer dirfcts fpe:ial attention 10 tbis sale, the Wethers beinp, without doubt, the finest lot in tha wfcole povince, while to tbofe lequiritg a tter irq change in tluir flocks, this sale of Hrggetts offers a chance rarely to be met with of acquiring spendidly trad Ewea suitable fir the requirements of the district. T. O'SULLIVAN, 188—4 Auctioneer. WIIL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH. A Few Sets or English-made GIG AND BUGGY HARNESS, imported lefors the alteration in the tariff I®" The quality of thiß Harness is guaranteed bttttr, and tbe price U si than Colonial manufactured, S. GROSSMAN and CO., (Late Peat & Thornton) BRiDGE-STREET, NFISOy. - ( 184— to LOST between the Rsilway Station and Snow's Bill, on Saturday, the 18th in«tant, a CARRIA&E CUSHION. Fieder will be rewarded on learing it at Mail Office. —2 MR. r. RAIKES will RESDMB his' PRIVATE DBA WIf G CLASSES for tneerisutag quarter on and after 1 9»h inst 16?— Sp THE SCHOOL hitherto conducted \>y the late Miss Danieli., in Hardy -street, will now be carried on by MISS A. R. DANIELI. Quarter commences on MONDAY, 26th January, 1880. —a MR?. PA^SMOBE begs to inform her Pupils that in consequence of the alteration- of the premises not being completed,, the RE-OPENING of the SCRi'OC is UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED till MONDAY, tbe ?6th instant. Shelbournc-itreet, January 16. 191-6 Nelson College. THE FIRST QUARTFRof the cumnt year will commence on SATURDAY, the Sir t instant. All-College Fees are payable in advance to the undtißigced. ROBERT POLLOCK, Secretary. College Office, 14th January, 1880. 158— t d Bishop's School, Nelson. THE FIRST QUARTER of the current year will begin en FRIDAY, the 30th instant. For terms or other information apply to -J. H. HARKNESS, Master. Nelson, Jan. 16, 1860. 171— t.d Ladies 1 School, Rose Bank, College Hill, Nelson. MRS. SCOTT begs to inform her JPupils and the public generally that School will re-commence on MONDAY. th 9 26th instant, with an efficient staff of Teachers. For the Bishop of Nthon's Annual Report of the School, see Church Messenger of this month. There are rscancies for a few more boarders. Prospectuses as to terms and course of .. studies may be had en application. 166—9 • QUIET BOARD and LODGINGS at Mre C. E. COTTER RLL'S. the Wood, close r<y the Government Buildim s, and within 10 minutes walk of the Post- oft' ce. 8729-tc E. P. A. MOW CKTON, formerly Provincial Surgeon of Southland, recently Surgeon - superintendent of Wallace and Fiord Hospital, -will shortly enter into professional practice in Nelson. Residence in luture advertisement. 12th January, 1860. 136— t c [a cabd,] WILLIAM pOGERS, Bachelor of XX Medic'ne, and Matter in Surgery (Glasgow Univereity, 1869), has COMMENCED PRACTICE in Nelson. Place of residence and business, — The House and Surgery in Waimea-etreet, lately occupied by Dr. Marks. Consulting Hours— 9 to IS a.m., and 7to 9 p.m. 80—12 AVING DISSOLVED PARTNEHSHIPwithDB. Fakeelle, I . have arranged to meet patients in future at my own house (next door 'to ' Panama House, Collingwood-Btreet). Consulting hours from 10 am. to , 1 . p.m., and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. „ ~FLOYD COLLINS, Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians of London; , . §899 £ andSurgepn*