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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 284, 29 November 1881, Page 4

Portraits, PORTRAITS TAKEN in Oil Color, and LESSONS GIVEN ir« DRAWING by B. A. BRANPILL. Sneciren Portrait to be esen at Mr Jaoh:sok's, Stationer, Trafalgar street, wbe c information as to terms can be aad. Studio in Trufalgar-street, next door to Metsra Black and Son. S4lß— t c a Gliristmas & New Year's Cards. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT JUST KECFIVKD. E. Lucas & Son. New Zealand Cement and Patent stone Company (Limi'ed.) 20,000 Shares at £1 each. pHFRE are a few Shares a: ill unaHoted In i this Company, whLh can be tecured by ear'y appli.ation Prospectuses, with f u 1 information to be obt lined from W. ROUT, 4433 Agent for Nelson. Electoral District of Weimea. IS pursuance of "T he Regulation of Elcc i'OGs Act, 1881/' F, James Thomas ATtiT, Returning Officer for the HfCtoral f fiarri- 1 of WAIMfcA do hereby gve notl c that by virtue ot a Wr t, hearing date the >»i-th day of Fcvamfaer, 1881. under (he hand of tbe Clerk of t^e Writ* ai ELEC TION will bs held £ot the - hi U-N of ONE qualified ptrton to se ye as a • EMUEIi for the Slid Electorol !<i 3 trct. cud tbat t?:a NOMINATION pfC A >-; 1.) 4.:'.- 8 wnl t-ke pace at th-i Institdts, t-I 'HMOND. at vood, on the Si'ih dav of November, 1881. and th t the POLL, it nee ss ry, will be taken at the several foiling Haeea ol the g«d l^Ltrict, on the Ninth day of December, 1831. The following are the FolliDg Places for the Eiectoril District of Waimea :~ The Institute, Richmond (principal) The School room. Hillside The Inßtitute, Stoke The Court-houße, Briphtwater 'I he Southern School-roam, Waimea West The In titute. Wakfflsld The Schoolroom, Upper Wak(fi;ld The School-room, Motupiso. J. T. CATLEY, 4429—6 Returning Officer. Electoral District of Motueka. THE ELECTORAL EOLL for the above District cm be IN>f E r -TRD ut the Ccußr-HODSB. Motuika, from Two to Four p m., each <■ ay bai Saturday. JOSEPH FOOiiD WILSON, 4434-t c Keturning Ofllcer. Motueka. Election of Member or the House OF SIPKEBENTAIIVES IN pnrsnwce or "The Repulation of Elections Act 188!,' : I J c s ph Fo3BD « ii son, !-eturninor < officer for the Electoral District of M' TUEK^, do hereby notic 3 that, by virtue of a Writ, basrini? date the Tenth day of November, 1881, under the hand of the Cleik of the Writß, an ILECI N will be held for tha Keturn of ONE q.a ! ifl;(3 pers-n to serve »s a Mi.MBER for tae ?aid Elect, ral l.'ist set B nd that the N o' Cand-.-ates will fake place at the f odbt- orata. Motdeka, t p oon on the Thirtieth day ci ftoveiuDcr. 1881, and thit the FO Mi, if cecfßsary, wi-1 be tafcen at the sevrral P^llinp P)ac?B of the District on the NJNTH day of recember, 1881. Th? following nrp the POLLING-PLACES for ihe Electoral Di&t iet of MOTUtKA :— . The C- urt-hous ■•, Mo'u^ka i^principin The School-house Dovedah ' The School-house, Tanmor Mcßse's Weo!-«hed Wangapeka The Scbool-hou c, Ngatimrti The i-chool-honse, Ucper Moutere Tue Sfhoo"- hou-e, Lower Moutere The School house, Riwaka The School-houEe, Upper T&kaka The < ourt-houee, lower Takak3 The Pchool-houee, Motupipi The Conrt-hnufe Co linpwocd The S:boo!-house, R^ckyiUe Tfce Store.h.Dß^, Salisbury's Creek Shaw's Storp, .takawau JOSEPH FOORD Wiisor, 4445 Returning ( ffier.

The NELSON CASH BOOT SHOP. JOHN THOMPSON, Boot-makeb, * Z mS r, Purcllased torn W. &J, STAPLES their Nelson if f^^^-^'-TRAUEand BUSINESS, will carry it on for himfh'w I 7wl™A A / ti B °" T SHOP <" Ha ™S mad « arrangements with W. & J STAPLES for a regular supply of the best goods manufactured by them, customers may rely upoa getting; genuine good articles at the lowest possible prices consistent with good material and workmanship. W. & J. S., in returning thanks to their customers for the B^nch^STo^T^nMSSS^ to n ° tify Ihat haviQ S Sold our Nelson Z "ame lmport S™™' th^ ™pectfully solicit a continuance of P. S.— All debts owing to them must be paid to Mr. Thompson. — — — — — — . Q „.„„. „_____ All kinds of Boots and Siioes made to order. REPAIRS NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED. '-" — — oRemember the Address is JOHN THOMPSON, (Late W. & J. STAPLES,) BRIDGE STREET, door to Mr. Darby's Music Warehouse. IMMENSE SEDUCTION IN BOOTS AIBJHOES! W"~~ ~ E }™ c . mu^ Pleasure in submitting to the public the following PRICES for BOOTS and SHOES^ order and measure, all guaranteed of best material, and made oa the premises. Gents' French Calf, or Kangaroo Gents' Watertiehts 17 6 Spring Sides 18/6 Gents' Bluchers li/fi Gents' Colonial Calf do 15/6 & 16/6 Lmlies' High LaeV and Spring ' Gents' Oxford and Derby Side & s from ii/_JL 16 /_ Shoes 15/6 — 17/6 Children's and Girls'' in all sizes Gents' French Calf Shooters ... 18/6 and patterns from 5 -14/ Gents' Super. Strong Lace-ups ... 16/6 Boys' Lace-ups, from '.'.'. 5/6—13/ Those requiringjea^have the PatentgWaist Spring^fitted at a small extrafcost. S. & F. MOOBE, Bridge-street