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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 24, 28 January 1881, Page 2

FiosttiKßl— For the Testh and Breatt — A lew drope of the liqaid "Floriline" uprinkled on a vet tooth-brush produce a pleapant lather, which tboroughly cleaneoa the iteeth from all parasites and impultries hardens the gumu, prevents tariar, stops decay, Jgive* to the teeth ft peculiar pearly whitettiesi, and a delightful fragmnco to the breath. Jt renioveß all unpleniant odour »rising frofe decayed teeth or ttbaccc emoke " The Frsgrfint flotttitm." being composed in part of honey and swet-t herbs, is delicious to the taste, and the greatest toilet discovery of the age. Sold everywhere at ic. e l. P re " psried fey Henry C. Gallup, 493 Osiord-sirC?t. r fynf'nn. WANTED a Female COdK for Nelson Lunatic Asylum. Muat have reference to character. Apply Superintendent. 291 — 3 MADAME CECILIA SUMMKRHAYKS, PIANIfcTE Bnd TKAOHKB fV THE PIANO will arrive iD JNelflon on TUESDAY ih-* Ist instant, • 304-3 JDe CARLE bae— Rfg'ster Stove. 36 x • 3», 30/ - Fcrew Copy Prtss, 25/ A Hunter Ladies' Wa'rh, 40/ 3QB- lp /^HARLFS MARTIN, Ghimnetsw kp. \J Grove-»treet. Orders left ax Llo> <»' Wood and Ccal Yard punctually attended to. 3li-6 JDe CARLE" wdnts to J(3UY>- Portrait* # in Steel and Copper, of Fminent Personp. and oM "nd curious article 3of all k^nds .307— 1p Fancy Feedlewoak. MRS. /^RICHTON, of Wellington, will \J will shortly visit NftUSON with a Stock of Fancy NBEDLtwoBK and Materials, whan she will be prepare! to give LESSONS in Crewel, &c. Termo: Siogle Lesson, 4/-; Set of Ihtee Lessons, 10/6, Date and address will be given shortly. 301 PUBLIC HOLIDAY. THE TOWN SCHOOLS, Nelson, will be CLOSED on TUESDAY, Fun i.— On and after MONDAY. 31st inst , all Children attending the Infant Classes at Toi Toi Valley Sohoot.s will be EXCLUDED, psndiog new arrange meEts. Eobt. W. POW^ALL, 306—1 Sec T S. C. Excursion to Wellington Races. M *^Jsk nPHE favorite pb. Mfr||y|^ WALLACE w'H leave as above on WEDNESDAY, 2nd fc'ebruarv, at 7 p.rr., leaving Wellington on return trip on Friday Evening. Return Tickets at Single Fares. 310 JOHN H. COCK & CO. University of New Zealand. PERSONS deßirous of obtaining AD EUNDEM DEGREES in the University mu«t cend in an application to that effect, addnu'ed to the Registrar, CnTlatchurch, on or before Saturday, February 12, 1881. No application will be entertained unless accompanied — Ist, by the sum of Onr Guinea, fee ; 2nd, by a Diploma of the Univercity to which the applicr-nt formerly belonged, or a certificate from the Registrar of such University, and by proof of identity by meani of a statutory declaration or a certificate from a Fellow of the University of New Zealand. By ordtr, 303—6 W. M. MASKELL, Rfgistrar. COUNTY OF^WAIMEA. npENDERS are Require* for FXEHUT--1 ING Certain REPAIRS to the Motuoka Wharf, 1 SPECIFIC A*» K'NS ot whic! may be teen nt the ( ffice of the Count* Council, Government Bulldi'gs after t\v slst January, and nt the Court House, Motueka, during office houra from the pame <i«te Sealed Tender marked "Tenders for Repair.to Motueka Wharf" vill be RKC^IVKD on or before TUKSDAY. 15th Fiuhdauv. J. W. BARNICOAT, Chfiirman. Wainea County Office, Nelron 28th January, 1881. Nelson and Foxhill Railway. ANNIVERSARY DAT. ON TUESDAY, Fel ruiry 1. the Ordinary Time Table will be eu'ptndei, and Trains will run as under :— OUT. a.m. n.m. pm. p.m. p.m. p.m. Port, dep. 9.85 __ — 6.<5 — — Nelson, dep. 9.45 11.0 2 0 6 0 9.10 12 0 Richmond, dep. 10.15 11.30 2.30 6.30 9.10 12.30 Brightwater arr. 10.30 H.4'5 2.45 645 9.50 12.40 Foxhill, arr. 11,0 12 15 315 7.15 10.S0 1.10 INT. o,m. a.m. p.m, p.m. p.ro. Frxhlll, dep. 815 11.15 145 7SOIO po Brightwtr, dep 8.45 H. 45 9.\5 8 0 loss Richmond, dep. 9 0 12.0 2.30 8 U 11.10 Nelson, arr. 9.30 12.50 so 8.-15 11.40 Port, arr. 935 — 8.10 — — All carriages will be first-class ; covered trucks, stcond class. Return Tickets at Single Fa»e. No Change given. W. STONE, Manager. Nelson, January 24, 1881. 800 THEATRE ROYAL. NELSON CITY BIFLES Tl| USICAL ENTERTAINMENT Ladt and Gentlemen Amateur?, To-Night ! PROGRAMME : Past I. Overture Lady Amateur Duett .. Mr Fell and Ltsdy Aaatawr Reading Mr Black Fongr Capta'n Webb Clarionette Solo Mr Mi'h> Song Mr Hill Trio ... Mr Campbell & Lady Amateurs Song Mr H. C. fc\ Badde'.ey Interval of Ten Minutes. Pabt IT. Overture Mastrrs Baddeley Song Serct. Jarkson Song . Capt. Bunny Sonft Lady Amateur Violin Duefc .. •< Lady Amateurs Reading Rev J. Lighten, Song Mr Ml Song Bu^er Adam " Gcd Save the Queen," by members of the City Rifles. Volunteers are requested to appear in Uniform. Prices:— Front Seats, Se; Back Seats and Gallery, Is. Door open at 7.30, to commence at 8 o'clock. Tickets can be obtained at all Stationers, and from Mr Qt&ey.