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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue XVI, 5 November 1881, Page 3

Government Notification. Crown Lands Office, Kelson. November 1, 1881. I fT**HE undermentioned LEASES have beS come FORFEITED by the Non-payment of Eent :— F. Cassidy. Motneka, 24, square 3, 218 acres. 11. Lankow, Moutere. 90, square 2, 100a. A. 11. Benscmann. Moutere, 154. square 2, 100a. J. Wall, Charleston. 27. square 137, 39a 3r Lip. T. Howard. Mawhera-nui, 1, block iii, 06, block iv., 10'Ja 2r. P. Regan, Inangahua. 2a. square 135. 5Ca 3r 4 P . »T. Johnston, Matiri, 121, block xiv., 55a 2r 2 1 p. G. Haines, Ahaura, 12, block ii., 49a 3r 25p. R. J. McNce. Lyell, 12, block xii., 10a. F. Courtney. Inangahua, 7, block v., 36a 2r Bp. F. Courtney Inangahua. 11, block v., 70a 2r 36p. H. Rayner and B Hollis. Wakapuaka. 95, block x , 95 a Or 30p. C. Dean, Oparara. 10, block ix. 49a 3r 39p. J. Stewart and E. Evans. Cobden. 1, block v., 50a. M. Doolan. Grey. 21C. square 122, SGa 3r Sp. R. Delaney, Grey, 224, square 119, 94a Or 19p J, and W. Drummond. Moutere Hills, 40, 42. 43. 4G. and part 47. 721a. J). Jelly.' Grey, 23. square 118. 202a 2r 28p G. Hue. Waiwhero, 8, block xvi., 199a 2r 34p. J. Trimble, Waiwhero, 12, block xii, 194a lr W. Noonan, Waiwhero, 14. block xii., 148a 3r 33p. W. Noonan, Waiwhero, 13. block xii., 99a 2r llp. J. McArthur. Mawhera-nui. C2. block iv.. 107a lr 12p. C. Bellow, Kopara, 19 and 20, square 11(5, 167a 2r l(sp. J. McArthur, Mawhera-nui, 74, block iv.. 107a 2r 20p. ALFRED GREENFIELD, Commissioner of Crown Lands. WANTED Everyone to Know that W. E. BROWN is taking his Superior Style of CARTE DE VISITE PORTRAITS at 12/6 per dozen. 4041 SPRING GROVE WESLETAN CHURCH. Sunday Pcliool Anniversary. THE REV. J. BERRY will Preach (dt) NEXT SUNDAY, November fith,— Morning at 11, Evening at 6.50. Children's Service in the Afternoon at 8 Collections at each Service on behalf of Sunday School Funds. ANNIVERSARY TEA on WEB NES DAY, November 9th. Tfa at 5.30; Admission, 1/6, Addrea3<.B by Miuiaters and other Friendg. Special Train for Nelson (return tickets at single fares) leaves Spring Grove Station about 8 45. Friends at a distance cordially invitel . 4326 Nelson— Bellgrove Kailtfay. PRINCE OF WALES' BIRTHDAY. On WEDNESDAY, November 9, THE Ordinary Time Table will be SUSPENDED, an i Trains will run as under: OUT. am. a.m. p.m. pm. p.m Port, dep. ... 9.15 6.0 Nelson, dep. ... 9.30 10.45 2,15 615 8.45 Richmond dep. : 0.0 11.15 245 6.45 9.1 S Wak^fidd, arr. 10 30 1145 3.20 715 945 Seilgrov3, arr. 11.0 12.15 stop 7,45 10.15 IN. am. am. p.m. p.m. p.m Bellgrove ... 830 1115 5.45 8.15 Wakefield ... 8.55 11.45 3.35 6.15 845 •"•ichmond ... 9.33 12.15 410 6.49 8.45 Nelson ... 10.0 12.44 4.40 7.15 9.45 foit ... 10.10 7,20 Return Tickets st Single Fere. Carriages Ist class, Covered Trucks 2nd class. No Change givsn. J P.MAXWELL, General Manager. Marine Baths now Open at the Port, FBOM SUNRISE to SUNSET— DAILY LADIES, Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 2 to 4 p.n*., Wednesdays and Saturdays from 11 am. to 2 pm. A Fetrale Attendant to Ladies. 4333— 2a p W. JOHNSON, Lessee. Portraits. PORTRAITS TAKEN in Oil Color, and LESSONS GIVEN in DRAWING by B. A. BRANFILL. Specimen Portrait to be seen at Mr Jackson's, Stationer, Trafalgar- street, whe*-e information as to term** can be had. Studio in Trafalgar-street, next door to Mefsr s Black aad Son. 2418— t c " IV TO TRAVEL TBIS SEASON, jttfomj^-flflfflifl well-known horse l.or& Nelson will Tr&rel through Wakefield and FoxhiU on 1 Mondays, through Weimea West Wbdnesj DATs, p.nd through Hope, Richmond, and Stoke Feidavs, being at home Tuesdays and Thursdays. There will be a Paddock provided with good grazing at Ib per week per mare. Terms £2 10s, guarantee £4. groomage 5s to be paid cn first visit. All accounts to be settled by lit January, 1882. SYDNEY HIGGINS. 3979 Spring Grove. Has much pleasure in announcing her second delivery ex " England's Glory " of Summer Goods comprising a beautiful stock of STRAW HATS and BONNETS in all tbe latest shapes. Also, a very choice assortment of MILLINERY BONNETS & HATS, Feathers, Flowers, Laces, AND OTHER NOVELTIES, too numerous to mention. FRENCH MANTLES, SATIN and CASHMERE COATS, DOLMANS, FICHUS, And CAPES in all the newest styles. Mrs. Melhuisli, TBAFALGAB-STREET. an