Wool Season 1887-88 igHAW, gAYILL, COMPANY’S LBION Regular line of Traders from -PICTONTHE Favorite Clipper Ship H alcio ne (843 Tons.) E. Kellt ~ .. Commander. Having arrived at Picton is nowready to receive "Wool and other Cargo for London direct; will sail 28th December. To be followed by other first-class ships during the Season. For freight or passage, Apply to, FELL BROS. & CO, Or HOLMES & BELL. 639 The Pharmacy. MESSRS ELSON AND JACKSON Pharmaceutical Chemists.. rjpEMPOKABY Premises, shop lately occupied by the Gas Office, Market Street, South. 600 Holmes & Bell reference to the LATE FIEF, we beg to intimate to our numerous customers that the business in all its branches will be carried on in the TEMPORARY PREMISES JLately occupied by SYMS AND CANNING Cornor of Grove Road and Alfred Street. Clients will be waited upon for orders as heretofore. TEMPORARY OFFICE: Rogers and Barloyman’s Chambers High-street. 16th eptember, 1887.
Wanted. WANTED a Head Master for the Picton School. Salary £2OO per annumn and residence. Also a Head Female Assistant; for the Picton School salary £IOO per annumn. Applications, stating age, certificate held, experience and enclosing copies of testimonials, will be received until the 29th instant. JOHN T. ROBINSON, Secretary. Education Office, Blenheim, September 10th. 1887. Nelson, Sept. 12, 1887. 0. H. Mills, Esq., SIR, —In my address to the electors at Picton, I said that “I had been informed that Mr Mills’ management of the affairs of that Board had been so unsatisfactory that they had dispensed with his services.” I have no hesitation in offering my sincere apology for having assisted in spreading a report, which I had heard when on a prior visit to Havelock, but which I now find to bo incorrect. The origin of this report must, I presume, be traced to the fact that the Board had advertised for applications to fill the office of Secretary, but the resolution of the Board lately published has shown me that quite a wrong interpretation had been put upon that fact, and as I have said, I groatly rogret having contributed to spreading it. I am, Sir, Yours Obediently, A. P. SEYMOUR,
TO LET A COTTAGE and 11 acres of Land in the Tua Marina Township. Apply to j. McDonnell, Spring Creek. Marlborough Poultry aud Dog Association INTENDING Exhibitors in the forthcoming Show to be held in Ewart’s Hall; on the sth and 6th October, are reminded that the entries close on FRIDAY, 23rd inst. All information will be supplied on application to the Secretary. H. A. YTLMOR M'KENZIE, Hon Secretary. Marlborough P. and D. Association 1
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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 139, 21 September 1887, Page 2
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