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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 101, 29 April 1881, Page 2

T. R. Hodder & Co, ARE NOW OPENING NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPERY Plush Bonnets, Plush Hats, Plush Flowers, Plush Ribbons Satin, Fnr, Feather, Chenille, and Brocade Trimmings Corduroy Silks and Velvets Embossed and Striped Velvets NEW DRESS MATERIALS in Silks, Satins, Brocades, Cashmeres Merinos, Serges, Cheviots, Estamenes, Costume Cloths, &c., &c. THE LOUIS VELVETEEN in Black and Colors Ladies' Knitted Jerseys and Jersey Gloves The New Jersey Cloth Jackets LADIES' JACKETS and MANTLES in— Cashmere, Beaver, Cheviot, Sealskin, and Cloth Fur Capes, Muffs, and Cuffs, with Trimmings to Match New Ulsters, with Plush, Fur, and Satin Hoods Plush Collarettes, Tarn O'Shanter Collarettes New Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings, &c.j &c# RICHMOND.

« OTIC &\ NOTICE 1! BARGAINS in GROCERIES and PRODUCE' every Saturday Nkht at HINGSTON'S,, Waimea-atraet, the cheapest Stoic in town. 1453— sp Kelson College, New Zealand. THE THIRD MASTERSHIP of this College will be vacant on the Ist July next, in sdditfon to the Mathematical Mastership, for which applications are invited in a separate advertisement. Tho salary will be £150 a year, with board and residence. Applications, accompanied by testimonial, from gentlemen having sufficient knowledge of classics and mathematics, addressed to the Secretary of the College, Nelson, NeT £ea.land, will be r.coived till the 18th Juno, OSWALD CURTIS, Secretary. College Office, kelson, 29th April. J5G4— 4& Permanent Building Society of Nelson. rip HE NINETEENTH ANNUAL MEETI ING will be held at the Office, Hardystreet, on TUESDAY. May 3, 188 1, at 730 p m. t to receive the Dir^c'ors' Report and ti.e Annual Statement of Accounts, al»o for the Election of Four Directors in the place of those retiring by the tfflaxion of time. ImmeM'ttely nfte^ the above tnettiotf, a SPECIAL Mi-.ETING will be held to amend Rule 46 in accordance with the notice that has btea read at the lasfc three mtetl-gsof the Society. W. ROUT, 1460-3 Secretary.

The Licensing Act, 1873, the Licensing Act 1873 Amendment Act 1874, and the Licensing Amendment -Set, 1875. District op Takaka. I HEREBY give notice, that the QUARTERLY LICENSING ("OURT ior the purpose of taking into consideration Applications frr Licenses for the Sale of Fernierited and Spirituous Liquors, and for Transfers of Licemes will beholden at the Kerident Magmtbate's Coukt, Takaka, on TUESDAY, the 7th day of Jun.-, 1881, at Noon. Applications to be sent in to ihe Clerk of the Court, in duplicate, at least Twenty-one days before date of Meeting, at which Bush Applications are to be heard. FHANCH YARDB ITICKS, Cerk to Licensing Court. Takaka, April 27. 1881. 1457—3 The Licensing Act, 1873, the Licensing Act 1873 Amendment Act, 1874, and the Licensing Amendment Act, 1875. DISTRTCTS OP COLLIKGWOOD & AORERE. NOTICE is hereby g iven > that the QUARTERLY MEETING of the LICENSING COURT /or the Districts aforesaid, will be held at the OOUIiT-lIoUSK, COLLINGWOOD, at tfoon, ou TUESDAY, the 7 th day of June, 185*1Applications, in Duplicate, for Certificates for Publicans' and Bottle Licenfi? e, or ior the Renewal, Transfer, rx Ktmoval of such Licensee mv t be bunded 0 the undersigned Twenty-one days before the date ot Meeting. F GUINNE'-S, Fro Clerk of the Licenbing Court CollingttQiid. April 27. IPBI. U56-3

Scales and Weights for domestic use and for trade purposes, Ex " ELECTRA " ami " CROWNTHORPE." . . -c ■■ ■— — - WILKINS & FIELD INVITE INSPECTION OP A Variety of New Goods •which nro being opened daily at their NEW STOEE, HARDY-ST., where they are making valuable additions to their stock in the various departments of their business. Nelson, April, 1881. 1404 Pacts about the Wertheim. o SEWING MACHINE DEALERS have been so convinced about the excellence of the " WERTHIEM " that they have felt bound to sell it, although allowed a smaller profit than upon many others. Enquirers about Machines ask for the " WERTHEIM," because they have heard so good a report of its merits. Buyers Of Machines see at once in the " WERTHEIM " a trusty servant and a useful friend, and find that a further acquaintance with it confirms their first opinion of it. MacMneS on Trial are not returned for exchange, but promptly paid for. The Agents are very rarely asked a second time to explain the working of a " WERTHEIM," and seldom, if ever required to adjust a Machine, because it is so easily understood, and so rarely gets out of order. The Increasing Demand for the " WERTHEIM " evidences its great popularity. The " Wertheiin " is made in several patterns, and a Kilting appliance may be had with il The Triumph." 1 ' " ■On ■■ n INSPECTION INVITED BY ' . ■ > WILKINS & ITEM), ?s 1400 AGENTS FOR JNHgCN DISTRICT