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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 100, 28 April 1881, Page 3

Bank of New Zealand. SHAREHOLDERS on tfcn Nelson Efgieter cm obtain their DIVIDKMD WAKKAN'iS on applioatioQ et thio Office. JOBN HOLLOW AY, Manager. Neleoa, 27th Apr f, 1881. MB4-2 v Pictorial History of the World," by J, D, McOABK, TIVKRYONB shcull read it. To be hai ±J only from autliorised Agents. GEO.EOiiKfiS, Agent, H2l—G Mclwyn l'laco, Nel'Otl, LOST— TE N SHILLINGS Beward. T OST a sma;l BOIL of DRAWIRGS. TiN SHILLINGS KEW/.RD will be paid en tfceir being fcrougl t to the Cfflce of the "Evening Ma ; l." 1321 FOR S A L~E^ " A Fine Young Heavy GELDIKG, A. O. JENKINS. Fnnerglynnj April 22, 1681. 1380 to To Barley s.sd Hop Growers. THS un«?ers?pn€(J is a PURCHASER C{ JL Good Bi4?i-ples of Vevr Season's MALTING BAHL*Y and nOP3. RICHARD KKKVRS. 955— t c rexc Telegrtph Office. NOTICE. fa LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO Wm. •"• FLETCHER are requested to PAY the cmounts to us immediately. Proceedings will fee taken for the recovery of anything remaking unpaid on the 26th instant. SCLAKUERS & CO., Assignee? of Wm. Flfitther's Bcokrebtp. 1326 Special Notice. HpHE undt rsigned M,anfcs the v-üblic for the X liberal purport acccrcJfcri to him during his laat sale. «nd te^a to inferm them thnt ho bas RKOPENFD lm Store THIS DAY (MONDAY) 55th instnnt, t» CLEAR tlie BALANCKof his feTf>CK, when (IREAT BARGAINS will be offered in tha following lices : — Fancy Dress Materials in great variety lilack Cashmeres, Merinos, Luitris and Hatin Cloths Radies' an! Children's Ulsters and Jackets Pluehes, Velvets, Vdveti ens, Ribbons Tif-B, Hosiery, Gloves, and ITnderclotning General Household Drapery cheap Also, Men's and Boye' Clothing. Gvercoa'a fchirts, Ties, Braces, Beltp, Hosiery, and Fancy Goods in great variety Inspection invited. Wm. PHILLIPS, Wairaea-streefc. Hours of business from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Terms Gith. 1388 UQTATIONS: Price 6&., or posted, 6d, Free Trade—Local Self Government —Direct Taxation— Pankinsr— Land Tenure — Importance of Munloi.'ft'iJJes— Gleanings Published for E. Tucker, b? k. LncAf knv Bon, and Sold by sll Kookßellferp. WANTED. WANTED 1o PUh CHAPE.— FRUIT. Abo BUTTER, EGGS, and POULTRY in any quantities, Apply to W. PATTRRSON. People's Mar f , scß—Bm a Hardy-Jstrect. NEW GOODS JU6T RECEIVED— New Jewell er.r in elegant designs— Marble and other; Clocks— Also, parcel English and Geneva Watches (made specially to order), T MUNCASTEB, : -L • PRACTICAL WATCHMAKEK AND JEWELLER, Trafalgar Street, NELSON. In the matter of a Bill intituled an Act incorporating all existing and future Trustees of property, lield upon trust for the Church of the Province of New Zealand, commonly called the Church of England. NOTICE is hereby given that application is intended to be made at the next Session of the General Assembly of New Zealand by petition for leave to bring in a Bill to incorporate Trustees of Property, held upon trust for the Church of England, in New Zealand, and for other purposes. Copies of the Bill will be deposited in the Private Bill office on or before the commencement of the session. It is intended to empower the General Synod of the said Church, and also the Synods of the several Dioceses in regard to properties respectively under the control of such Synod 3 to make regulations for the appointment and removal of Trustees of such properties, and generally to regulate their proceedings. To validate existing regulations of Synod in reference thereto. To constitute such Trustees or bodies corporate with, a common seal and pcrpctval succession. To vest properties of the said Church subject to existing trusts in such bodies corporate. To confer upon such bodies corporate, subject to the control of Synod, powers of selling, exchanging, mortgaging, leasing and otherwise disposing of such properties. It is intended to repeal the following Acts : — "The Bishop of New Zealand Trust Act, 1858. No XVII." "The Bishop of New Zealand Trusts Act, 1868. No VII." " The Church of England Lands Building Leases Act, 1872. No L." But not so as to affect property belonging to or held in trust for the General Synod. It is intended that the Bill when made law, shall come into force in the Diocese of Dnnediu on the day of the passing tlcreof, and in any other Diocese by the proclamation of the Governor upon a petition from the Synod of the Diocese, wishing to bring the Act into force within such Diocese. Copies of the Bill can be seen at the offices of ADAMS & KINGDON, Solicitors, Nelson. Datod this 21st day of April, 1881. „HARPER, HARPER & CO., 1417—18 [v^ Solicitors for tUc Bill,