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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 64, 17 March 1868, Page 3

MOTUEKA* riIHE ANNIVERSARY of the ODD^EL* X LOWS and FORESTERS of MOTUiKA will be celebrated on THURSDAY, the 26th Marchs The Procession will form' at 10 mm. Afterthe Procession, various Spirts, &c. will take place on the Cricket Ground. The ANNIVERSARY DINNER will be provided at the Motueka'Hotel, at 6 p.m.. his Honor the SUPERINTENDENT lh the chair. On thd following evening, FRIDAY, tha ANNIVERSARY BALL" will take place at tha Institute. Dancing to commence at b p.m. The Nelson Volunteer Band has been engaged for the occasion. By order of the Committee, F. BISLEY, 537 Hon; Sec. i ' ■■ r ' i i 'i . > Sales by Auction. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. FRIDAY, MARCH 20, At 11 o'clock, MR. J. J. HORNBI has received instructions from W. H. Longbottom, Esq., who is leaving Neison, to Sell by Auction, at his residence, Tratalgar-street South, oc FRIDAY next, March 20, at 1 1 o'clock — The whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, consisting Of— Chairs, Tables, Easy Chairs, Fender-., .'ireirons, Timepieces, Carpets, Hear :_*■.•»•■, Ivory Table and Dessert Knives, -:.*-t-i--plated Forks, Spoons, &c. Single mud Double Iron Bedsteads, horsehair and Flax Mattresses, btraw Palliasses, U;e=lsof Drawers, Washstands, Dressing Tables i Toilet services, China, Giass, Se Crockery Kerosine Taole Lamp, American Cuuking Range, Kitchen Uteusiio, Ouruen Toois, Sec, Sec, Sec. Also, A New Powerful -toned Trichord PIANOFOItTE, by John Bioadwuod ..v. Sous, full compass, seven octaves, wan uii u.-e si_s . inipi-oveaiuin-s. Wiiiwu- ::<.v:--.* • ..OUi'i.;*>rU"*i .il;*jUw7 ... .. , Marco S. :.i. SATURDAY, MAo.Cii _.-, At 2 __.«."•_. SALE UF HOUC.-.S* POSTPONED FKOM SATUBD a i LAST. At Mr Potter's Stockyard, "L'r'.it'.:'-^i\'-~i., TEN HuiiabS. MR D. MOORE has received ia,.:-a ...,-i from S. H. Pike, Esq., to .-•«•• .**. ._ . -._ : ._ ... at Mr Potter's Stockyard, ou S~_ i ti i_J .-. i' ..ca.., March 21, at 2 o'clock— 1 Bay Mare, by Premier, broken to saddle, aa imported horse to Melbourne 1 Mare, Norma, by the Barber, broken to aad-'u 1 Mare, by Socrates, imoro_eii 1 Black Pony, by Rifleman 1 Brown Gelding, three years old, by Kifl-."naaj unbroken 1 Grey Filly, two years old, unbroken 1 Bay Gelding, rising two years old 1 Bay Horse, Euclid, a capital pack-horse 1 Bay Filly, three years old, unhroken 1 Chesnut Horse, broken to saddle and harness and will carry a lady. Terms at sale. Nehoa, March 16, 1868. 543 SALE OF HORSES. MR D. MOORE has received instructions to Sell by Auctiou— 30 or 40 Strong, Useful, Young HORSES, bred in the Clarence. To arrive about the middle of this month. Particulars in future advertisement. 464 Wanted. WANTED, EMPLOYMENT, of any kind, Can write a good hand, keep accounts, &c, &c. Has been a servant in a gentleman's family, and can milk. Good character. Address, P.H., ofiice of this paper. 530 WAN TED, a First-hand MILLINER. Apply to 54i WILSON & RICHARDSON. I±J _ ■ 1,,,. - ,-i • i -'ii* ---"?■-• WANTED, a MOULDER. Apply at MOUTRAY & BARCLAY'S Iron- , works, Bridgfe-street. 508 . WANTED, a Journeyman TAILOR. Apply at Mrs Duncan's, Hardy-street. N-.:ne but a first-rate hand need apply. s ■■: 5 WANTED, a good Femaie COOK. . Appiy at the Wakatu Hotel. aul WANTED, a respectable YOUNG WOMAN as NURSE. Mrs. RICHMOND, St... , Katherine's, College Hill. - 52S WANTED, a BOY. Apply to Dr SQUIRES, Trafalgar-square. 545