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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 49, 28 February 1867, Page 3

WAIMEA EAST. CELEBRATION OF THE TWENTYFIFTH ANNIVERSARY. TENDERS are invited for providing a COLD COLLATION in the Agricultural Hall, Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th March. 200 people guaranteed. Tenders to state the price per head, and to be explicit as regards bill of fare. Collation to be served punctually at 12 o'clock. TENDERS are also required for a TEA. 350 guaranteed. To be ready at 4 o'clock. The above may be tendered for separately or together. The Contractor will not haA'e to furuish tables or seats. Tenders, addressed to the undersigned, to be sent in not later than SATURDAY next, the 2nd March. R. M. SUN LEY, 1932 Secretary. MOTUEKA ANNIVERSARY FETE. THE FETE to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Province of Nelson will be held at Motueka on the 7th March, by a PUBLIC PROCESSION, SPORTS, TEA, DINNER, FIREWORKS, &c. The Odd-Fellows and Foresters have kindly offered to join in the procession. A BALL will take place on the following evening. Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock. By order of the Committee, B. MACMAHON, Chairman. 1868 F. BISLEY, Hon. Sec. TENDERS will be received until MONDAY, March 4, for — 1. Forming part of the road leading to the Wairoa SaAvmills. 2. Forming and other work in Pigeon Valley. 3. Forming part of the road betAveen Mrs. Higg's and Mr. W. Sutton's farm, near Richmond. 4. Clearing the drain from Hodder's corner to the mud-flat. Specifications may be seen as follows: — For the Ist. at Mr. Disher's Hotel, Spring Grove ; 2nd, at Mr. Baigent's ; 3rd and 4th, at Messrs. Hodder & Talbot's. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. T. J. THOMPSON, 1892 Secretary Waimea Road Board. NELSON BOARD OF WORKS. TENDEES will be received until FRIDAY next, March Ist. at half-past 3 o'clock, p.m., for FORMING and GRAVELLING portions of Van Diemen and Brougham streets. Also, for CUTTING DITCHES and REPAIRING WATTLING in Brook-street and Kilestreet East. And for making a CUTTING through Kawaistreet, near North Esk-street. Specifications may be seen and forms offender obtained at the office of the Board. Tenders to be addressed to R. Burn, Esq., Chairman of the Board. THOMAS YOUNGER, Secretary. Board of Works Office, Nelson, February 21, 1567. 1904 FOR SALE. GLENCOE GARDENS, Brook-street Valley, containing upAvards of SIX ACRES, four of AA'hich are thickly planted with the choicest kinds of FRUIT TREES, consisting of— Apricots, Apples, Pears, Plums Grapes, Nectarines, Peaches Filberts, Almonds, Walnuts Figs, Cherries, Mulberries, &c., &c. LikeAvise, many ornamental Trees and Shrubs. A six-roomed COTTAGE, with Barn, Stable, Summer House, and Store. The Garden being old-established, very many of the trees are in full bearing. Price loav aud terms easy. For further particulars, apply on the premises to the OAvner, J. LUCAS, or at his shop, Bridgestreet, Nelson. 1896 TWEEDS. TWEEDS. TWEEDS. JUST RECEIVED, ex BRITISH MERCHANT and CELESTIAL— 2 cases Bliss's celebrated Chipping Norton Tweeds 1 case West of England ditto I case Shepherd's Checks and Fancy ditto 900 yards Carpeting (to be sold a bargain). All the above New and Seasonable Goods are marked at the lowest possible advance on the manufacturers' prices. At the stores of WILLIAM WILKIE, 1908 Bridge-street. A COTTAGE to LET. Apply to JOHN GRAHAM, Bridge-street. 1937 FOR SALE, THE OXFORD BILLIARD SALOON, with all contents, £180; cost £450. 1936 EVENING SCHOOL. THE EVENING SCHOOL at the Government School-room, Bridge-street, -will RE-OPEN on MONDAY Evening, March 4th. Hours and terms as usual. 1938 JOHN SMITH. MR. RAWSON, Dentist, will LEAVE Nelson oa SATURDAY, March 9th. 1934