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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 74, 28 March 1881, Page 2

WANTKD a GENERAL SERVANT. Apply Jo 1078-Ip Mrs. H. V. GULLY. WANTED to BORKOW £850 on Free hold Security, Nelson. 1073-1 Apply to A. D,BAYFEILD. WANTED. WANTED, in neighbourhood of Bright water, Spring Grove or Hope, c COTTAGK standing on 10 or 15 Acres of lanidy on tvhich must t<e some Trees. Apply to A. D. BAYFEILD, 107 2— -1 Hardy- Btreet. T OST on Sunday eve;.iag between Waimen JIJ East and Richmond, a Dark Gre.\ WO SHAWL. Finder rewarded or leaving it at Mrs. FLOYD COLLINS, Col-lingwood-utreot. 1074— 1j NOTICE. A SPECIAL MEETISfG of the RACE COMMITTEE vili faVe plac« THU EVENING, it Eight o'clock, at the Tkafal gar Hotel. J. A. FARLEY, Bon. Secretary. TrafaTgar-tquare, Netoon, March 28. — • ! f NELSON CITY RIFLES. TIHE CORPS will Pabadf I TO-MORROW (TueeDAY, at 7.30 p m., lor CAP TAIN'S INSPECfION. Full attendance. Chab Edwd. BUNNY, 1077—1 Captain Commanding Easter Encampment NO GOVERNMENT TENTS being aval'able, it was deeded at meeting to ap j peal to the public of Nelson. Any perse n having Tents and willing to LEND them itr ' proposed CAMP are requested to commun - cate with the Secretary Camp Committee, Volunteer Office. Nebon, on or before WED NEBDAIT NEXT, soth March. 1079—1 KTotueka Flour Hill. To the inhabitants of Motueka and surrounding District. THE above MILL wfll REOPEN or THURSDAY, lot- April, on and after which date Grain of nil kinds will be ground at usual ntes. A. A. SC&IFR, 1069-6 Trustee Estate of Prestidge Brothers. TEMPERANCE MEETING. Farewell to the Rev. R. BAVIN. A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING, under the suspice» of the varlou» Temperance organizations in Nelson, will be held in the PORT PUBLIC HALL, en WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 30th intt , for the purpose of BIDDING FAREWELL and PRESBNTING »n ADDREBS to BRO. the REV. R. BAVIN, on the occasion of hie removal to Wellington. Several Ministers and other friends will address the meeting. The Chiir will be taken at 7.30 by the MS* I. Pickabd. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Members of the Temperaccs Orders ars requested to wear regalia. 1075—2 FOR PATEA via WELLINGTON is appointed to leave for the above potts on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 30lh lost. SCLANDERS & CO., 1067 Agent. y|!||||^ LADY BARKLY will leave as under— Selson for Motueka, Wednesday, March 5 O at 8 a.m. Motueka for Nelson, Wednesday, March 80, at )0.30 a.m. NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS owing to Mr THOS. MARTIN, Brightwateb, must be paid by 2 1st June next. All Accounts unpaid after that date will be SUED FOR. THOS. MARTIN, Spring Grove Hotel. March 28, 1881. 1076—8 THEATRE_ROYAL~ Lessee Mr. H, Shepperson, BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF MISS LYDIA HOWARDE AND THE TALENTED COMPANY OF BURLESQUE ARTISTS TO-NIGHT will be produced J. H. Byron's celebrated Burlesque, founded on Sir Walter Scott's Novel, entitled IVANHOE!! Cedric (the Saxon) Mr. J. Starke Sir Brian de Bois Gilbert Mr. E. Mowry Isaac of York Mr. George Leopold Prince John Miss R. Andrews De Bracey Miss Sinclair The Black Knight Mr. W. Hayes Rebecca Mr. Harry Power Oswald Miss Vincent Rowena Miss Blanche Leopold Wamba Mdlle. Lolo de Glorian Knights, Guards, Tormenters, etc. TO-MORROW NIGHT Miss HOWARDE will appear in a new role, Buckstone's i great Musical Drama, La Fille dv Regiment ! Josephine (with j ,, -r , T gemsof Ifce opera) \ MISB Ltd^ H°wahde