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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 197, 22 October 1866, Page 3

NEW ZEALIND PATRitJTIC EUNb. SUBSCRIPTIONS received since last publication. June 26th:— 7 ', v C. Bisley .... . ...\£o 10 0 R.Turner ... ... ' .. 5 0 0 E. Baigent 110 E..M. Smith ... ,0 10-0 Sums under 10s., collected by Mr. Baigent 1 10 0 G. J. Sparrow ... ... .... /..." 3' 3..© W. Gold'ney ... ... .-., 1 0 ,0 G. W. Taylor ... 1 0 0 A. Dodson ... 1 0 0 James Baird 0 10 0 Total amount paid in to the Honorary Treasurer's Account, £317. The Committee invite immediate payment of promised subscriptions, and further contributions to the Fund. Subscriptidns received at all the Banks, and at the Nelson Institute. Nelson, October 20,1866. 11S8 NEW SILKS, NEW EVENING DRESSES, NEW FLOWERS, 85c, &c, &c. BLACK, CAMPBELL, & BLACK haye just opened, ex "Countess of Kin tore.:"— One Case of Plain ; Colored, and Fancy Silks and. Ribbons. ' ' ' Glace in White, Pink, Light Blue, and every other colour, and a beautiful assortment of Fanev Silks. ONE HUNDRED DRESSES TO SELECT FROM^: .. Every width of every color of Plain Ribbons, and a very fine selection of newßonnet Ribbons. Also, one case containing a splendid lot of Flowers, 12 Cartoon's very pretty Bonnet Fronts, some choice Tambored Evening Dresses, Black Silk Jackets, and many other Fancy Articles. N.B. — New Goods are being Daily Opened Up. BLACK, CAMPBELL, & BLACK, • Trafalgar-street 1197 CAUTION. MR. HAMILTON having advertised in the Examiner that he will deliver a Lecture (Monday, October 22) on the Casts of the Heads af Burgess, Kelly, and Levy, I feel in duty bound to inform the. public that Mr. Hamilton takes upon himself an unwarrantable liberty now, as he had done before. He advertised a Lecture to take place (October 8) without asking permission to have the casts. Seeing that it was intended for a good object , the Committee was allowed to have them for that evening, though they were incomplete. A second advertisement appeared in the same paper — "Casts successfully completed under his * superintendence, &c," I deny that, and beg to state that he has no claim whatever upon them. I have no, desire to enter into a paper controversy, but wish to keep myself blameless with the pubic against any insinuation Mr. Hamilton may adduce J. W. TATTON.' Nelson, October 20. 2191 LECTURE ON PHRENOLOGY. POSTPONEMENT OF LECTURE. MR. A. S. HAMILTON'S Second LECTURE on the Casts of the Maungatapu Murderers is POSTPONED for a few days. The reasons for the Postponement will be given to the public in the Examiner of to-morrow. - 1195 PHRENOLOGY. PROFESSOR LA GRIFF begs to inform the public generally, and parents and guardians in particular, that his Anatomical and Phrenological STUDIO, next to Mr. Snow's Store, in Trafalgarstreet, is OPEN DAILY from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., where he may be consulted. Examination, with chart carefully marked, showing the quantity of brain and relative size of each organ, 7s. 6d.; with advice and full verbal description, 10s. 6d. ; a full study, £1 Is. jfote. — No parent should lose this opportunity of securing such a valuable guide to the cultivation of the youthful mind. 1189 IN THE RESIDENT. BAKER'S COURT. CHEAP BREAD vkrsus DEAR BREAD. Full Weight v. Light Weight. Bread Down Again, 4 £d. the 21b. Loaf ! Full weight and best quality. A 1 at LLOYD'S, Nile-street Bridge Bakery nnd Grocery Establishment. 1193