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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 166, 14 July 1881, Page 3

FOR WELLINGTON AND LYTTELTON. «i^La PTIHE favorite s.s. GBAFTON will leave for the above Ports on SATURDAY^! lla.m. For freight or passage apply to JAMES S. CBOSS, Jun., Agent, FOR WANGANUI, WELLINGTON, AND PATEA. -J\**i mHE f .B, WAKATU ffill leave for tha ahove Poits Early For Freight or Passage Apply to JAMBS S. CROSS, Jun., Agent. TO CATeOLICS. IT is proposed to ENTERTAIN tbe Bey. Father MAHONKY, on his return irom rhe West Coast, at a SOOIAL MESTING in the Girls' Parish Hchoolroom. Refreshments will bo on tho tables at Six o'clock. The exact day will b 8 advertised as soon possible. .Admission for adults 2s ; fcr young people between 12 and 17 years of age, Is. 2293—3 A. M GARIN. Prof. W. Geisler Wishes to inform the public that a NEW QUARTER commences on WEDNESDAY, tbe t3th instant (Tr. BORROW). He also wishes to inform them that he is prepared to give lessons in Painting on Porcelain. 2280— 3 St. Mary's Church. TENDERS will be recei ?ed op to Four o'clock of the 18th icstant, lor the REMOVAL of the BUILDING. 2291—3 A M. GARIN. Teas! WE liave mu«h pleasure in intimating to our customers the arrival, per s.s. " Bowen," from Foo Chow, of oar first sliipment of New Season's Teas consisting of a large and wellvaried selection of HALF-CHESTS AND BOXES. 1 Samples will be shortly on view. JOHN H. COCK & CO. ! Nelson, 13th July, 1881. 2294-4 UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. EXAMINATIONS OF 1881. THE next University EXAMINATIONS for DEGREES, HONORS ond SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS will commence on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14th NEXT. Candidates must send in their names, with a list of the subjects which they propose to take up, on or before Monday, August 15th, and forward, also, the examination fee of one guinea. This applies also to candidates under the Teachers' Regulation. By order, 2263—6 W. M. MASKELL, Registrar. BOARD & RESIDENCE, with Privatt Rooms and Batb room ; aho, use oi i» iano, &c. At Mra ASKEW 'd, Rose Lodge, Sile strett. 3996— tc A. Palxner, PRODUCE DEALER, and GENERAL STOREKEEPER, hag now open a choice -selection of and respectfully solicits a trial, as he can guarantee it unsurpaessd in quality. And he has also on sale a large stock of Splendid HAMS and BACON, CHEESE, j FBESH asi SALT BUTTER, POTA TOES, CARROTS. ONIONS, TURNIPS, OATS, FO WL FitED, Ac, BRIDGE-STREET, 1853 Opposite Darby's Music Warehouse ! THE EVENING MAIL is filed for'reference at the Offices of the ASSOCIATED NEWS and ADVERTISING BUKEAU of Kew Zealand, where ADVERTISEMENTS are received for any Paper published throughout the world. STITCHBURY'S BUILDINGS, 19.2 Auckland. jP r REWARD will be paid for such inoi/O formation as will lead to the conviction ot any peraon or persons, BREAKING WINDuWri, THROWING AT, or in any way DEFACING SCHOOL PttOPERTY. By order of ths 2239 Town Schools Committee. Anchor Foundry. ALL KINDS OF ENGINEERING and SMITHWORK, Iron and Brass Founding MINING, MARINE, AND MONUMENTAL WORK. ALEXANDER BROWN, 2266— 3 m MANAGER RETURNED. HUE AMEEICAN 1 FERKO PHOTO. CO. Have RE-OPENED their Nelson Branch, and are now ready to execute ALL KINDS OF PHOTO. WORK in the highest style of art. SCALE OF CHABGES : S. D. 24 Ferrotypes 3 q 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 obtained. A proof will he given to customers for Paper work to ensure satisfaction. All work guaranteed absolute^ permanent ggsg— ;»!