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FOR WESTPORT AND GREYMOUTH. d^**t mHE favorite s.s. GRAFTON ffill leave for tha above Poits oti MONDAY, llth July, at 3 p.m. For freight or passage apply to JAMES S.CROSS, Jan., Agent. FOR BLKNHEIM, WELLINGTON, PATEA and WANGANUI. *«k* mHEi.s, jjjEHßbj* WAKATU will leave for the above Porta TC-MOB-. ROW (ITESr AY), Ju'y Uth. at 10 p m, For Freight or Passage Apply to JAMES S. CROSS, Jun., ' Agent. Government NotificatioLd, Crown Lands Office. Nelson July Ist, 1881. APPLICATIONS for LEASES under "The Land Act, 1877," received by the Commissioner of Crown Lands, Nelson during the month of June. No. 2256. George Graham, 100 acres, District Tadmor, on the western bank of the Tadmor River ; bounded on the south by Needham's last application, on the east by Tadmor River. 2257. Owen Lynch, 10 acres, District Tutaki (Matakitaki) ; hound on the north by Section 16, Block IX, Tutaki, south-east and west by Crown Land. 2258. Patrick McCarthy, 10 acres, District Brighton ; bounded on the north by Gibbs' residence area, south by my former application, east and west by Crown Land. 2259. John Mercer Dimmick, 96 acres, District Wangapeka; bounded on the south east by the river Clarke, on the north-east by Crown Land, on the south-west by application 2188, and on the north-west by Crown Land. a 2260. Alexander Duncan, 114 a. 3r. 36p., District Mawhera-iti ; bounded on the north by Section 4, Block IIL, Mawhcra-iti District, on the east and south by Little Grey River, and on the west by main road from Greymouth to Reefton. 2261. James Reddan, 25 acres, District Kaituna, (Aorere Collingwood); bounded on the soulh by Section 128, on the West by the Kaituna Creek, on the north by Crown Land, and on the east by land applied for by E. J. lorns. 2262 Colin Fisher Campbell Algie, 50 acres, district Mawheranui ; bounded on the north by Kennedy's Section and Nelson Creek, on the south by Crown ; Land, on the east by Railway Reserve, and on the west by Nelson Creek and Crown Lands. 2263 George Austin, 50 acres, district Pangatotara ; situate between Douglas' and Knowles 5 land. 2264 E. Bradshaw, 80 acres', district Ohika ; bonnded on the east by the Buller River, on the west by Sections 126, 127, and 128 and a Reserve, and on the north by a Government Reserve. 2265 William Henry Curnow, 50 acres, district Kaituna, (Collingwood) ; bounded on the north and east by Crown Land, on the south by Section 128, and on the west by Granite Creek. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 2195 — 2a Commissioner of Crown Lands.

Patish of Christ Church. TH E ANNUAL MEETING of the Pabishionxbb of CHRIST CHURCH will be held in the mjndat Kchool-boom, in Shelboub^e-steeet, THIS, MONDAY EVENING at Half-past Seven. For the purpose of Parsing tho Account a for the Jaßt Year, and Fleeting Churchwardens and Vestryiren, etc. W. B. SEALY, \ ni _ Mn i, m^,_ mm 2283-2 J. B. DODSON,} Churchwardens. MRS. SCAIFE, Sen., Trafalgar-square, receives Pupils for the Harp, Guitar. English Concertina, Haimonium, Pianoforte, ringing, etc- 2240— 3 MONASTERY OF THE I. CONCEPTION. St. Mary's Bigh School, NELSON.; , DUTIES will be RESUMED in the above Establishment on WEDNEBDAY, July 13, 1881. For Prospectus, Ac; apply; to;' A 2250—3 LADY SUPERIOR, fonveht. BISEOFS SCHOOL, THIS SCHOOL will RE-OPEN on WEDNESDAY, July 13. The Buildings' are enlarged and wholly-new. A Room hae been added for the Boys during their dinnerhour. . .'.-- Applications for admission to be addressed to the Master, J. H. HABKNESS, Ei£. ; 2190— a Scliool for Young Ladies. The Misses Hounsell, Nile-st. THE subjects of study [include Grammar and Analyns, History, Geography, Arithmetic, Literature, Naiural History, Domestic Economy, Elementary Science, and' the Rudiments of Botany and Astronomy. ' French (Conversational, acquired on the Continent)— Terms £ s. .'d. Quarterly ... 2 2 0 Pupils under 9 years of age ... 11l 6 little Boys M I I 0 Drawing „, ... 010 6 Music by Madamb Summbbhat-bs 2 2 0 School will re-commence, July. 18th iostant. 2284—6 0 N S'A L E~ PRIME BACON from the Country, opposite the « Golden Fleece " Hotel. DAVID SCOTT, 2257—2 Motupipi. ; RETURNED. rE AIERieAI PERRO PHOTO. CO. Have •, RE-O?ENED pheir. Nelson i Branch, and are now ready to execute ALL KINDS OF PHOTO. WORK in the highest style of art. SCALE OF CHARGES : S. D. 24 Ferrotypes 3 6 12 Carte de Visites ... 12 6 . 12 Cabinets ... ... 20 0 12 Imperial ... ..,.**: 30 0 Carbon Enlargements on Opal, Porcelain, Paper, etc., finished in mezzotint, crayon, oil, or water color, as per agreement. Local specimens on view at the Gallery, where all information can be db-. tamed. _v A proof will be given to customers for Paper work to ensure satisfaction. $ AU work guarantee^ absolute** per-^