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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 8, 11 January 1869, Page 3

£5 REWARD. WHEREAS some miscreant did, early 'this morning or late last night, UREAK the HIND LEG "of a Valuable HORSE Tinder training for the Races, whoever Mil give such information as will convict the offender or offenders . shall receive the above reward. 74 W. J. FROST.: KO. 1 CITY RIFLES. \ DRILL on WEDNESDAY ne*t, the 13tli, at 7 p.m. Meeting of Company at the Orderly Room, at Bp.m. JOHN SHARP, B3 . Captain. PROVINCIAL LAND & BUILDINGSOCIETY.— P E RMANENT. rgTHE Monthly Meeting lor 'payihent'bf SubJ_ scriptions, &c, will be held atthe Fleece Hotel, THIS EVENING, January 11. at halfpast 7 o'clock. Stewards — Messrs-D.. Burns and R. Burn. JNO. PERCY, 84 • Secretary. ST. MARY'S SCHOOLS. mHE NINETEENTH ANNIVERSARY of ■JL ST. MARY'S SCHOOLS will be held at the Catholic Station, on WEDNESDAY next, , the 13th inst. The children will' meet at 2 p.m., at the Catholic Station, where Tea will be served f for them ac 3 p.m. Tea for adults will ie served at half-past 5 -p.m. Tickets for adults, Is. 6d., and for children under 12, Is.; if three or more children in a family, 6d. each. The Magic Lantern will be exhibited' at halfpast 8 p.m., admission tickets, Is. for "visitors. The childi\n belonging to the Schools will have free admission to Tea and the Exhibition of the Magic Lantern. The Schools for Boys and Girls will Resume Duties on MONDAY, the 18th inst. 73 SELECT DAY-SCHOOL FOR BOYS, , la ReadiDg-room of Young Men's Christian Association, Bridge-street, Nelson. MR SUTHERLAND begs to -announce to the inhabitants of kelson, that he will OPEN (D.V;) a DAY-SCHOOL in the above-mentioned room, on MONDAY, the 11th of January, 1869, for the instruction of Boys, from seven years of age and upwards, in the usual branches of English Education, at the following rates per quarter: — English Reading, Spelling, ) . , and Writing on Slates... J lis ' or lß< per weeJi - The above, with Writing in j 18s., or Is. 6d. per Copybooks J week. w M h^r:} *«■■ «*.p-«* Ditto, Book-keeping, Men- 1 305., or 2s. 6d. per suration, Mechanics, &c. J week. Fees payable in advance, weekly, monthly, or quarterly. School hours — from 9.30 ; to 12 a.m., and from 2 to 4 p.m. , Reading Books used are those published by the Irish National Board. That parents and guardians may have aguarantee for Mr Sutherland's efficiency and capability as a Teacher, he begs to state that he is in possession of testimonials of his literary qualifications and experience in teaching. EVENING CLASS. Mr S. will open an Evening School for a limited number 'of advanced pupils at his residence, Washington Valley. Terms may be known by applying at the School, Bridge-street, or at Mr Taylor's, Washington Valley. 66 MRS GODFREY and MISS THO U AS'S BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, Waimea-street. * 82 To Let TO LET, WITH immediate possession, the VICTORIA HOUSE, corner of Trafalgar and Hardy streets; the best business place in Nelson. For particulars, apply to Mrs SNOW, 2684 Waimea-road, Nelson. A FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE to Let. Apply to D. BURNS, Waimea-road. 2050 TO LET, BRIDGE -STREET WINE and SPIRIT STORE. 10 WILLIAM LANE. TO LET, rpHE SHOP in Collingwood-street lately occuJL pied by Mr Trask, butcher. Also, A Five-roomed HOUSE. Apply to R. BLACK, Nile-street East. 30 TO LET, those newly-built and commodious PREMISES, comprising House, Shop, and Two-stalled Stable, situate in Hardy-street, lately in the occupation of the undersigned, of whom further particulars may be obtained. T. H. FOY, 2758 Franklyn Rise. TO LET, CLEVELAND COTTAGE, Washington Valley. Apply to CHARLES BARTLETT. 2731 TO LET, a Two-roomed COTTAOB. Apply to D. BURNS, Waimea-etreet. -2634