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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 271, 13 December 1876, Page 3

ONE POUND REWARD. LOST from Annesbrook. a short time back a BAY MARE, with Black Points Supposed to have strayed to the Wakapuaka Pah, The above Regard will bo paid to anyone returning her to Anne-br ok. H. H. STAFFORD. MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE. THF. above uamed HOUSE, situated on the Port Hills, having a view with full command of the Bay, containing large and lofty rooms, oa masonry foundation, with Water laid on, to LET or FOR SALE, eith-r with or without Stabling, Orchard, and Paddock. 2219 Apply to CURTIS BROTHERS RIVER VIEW GOLD MINING COMPANY [Limited], AN EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of Shareholders in this Company will be held at the Company's Office, Camp-street, Ahaura, on THURSDAY, the 2 1st day of , December, 1876, at 3 o'clock p.m. BUSINESS: I. — To alter and amend Rue 55 (the same bearing upon tne amount ot Calls) . 2. — To empower the Directors to borrow money. 3, — To empower the Directors to mortgage the Company's proper C. R. REEVES, M wager. Ahaura, November 24,1876. 3582—4 NOTICE. I NGATIMOTI SCHOOL. THE ANNUAL TEA PARTY will take place, at the Schoolro.im, en THURSDAY, Dec. 21, 1876 Children's Tea at 2, Adults, do , at 4 p.m. Tickets— Aduli s, 1/6; Children, 6d. May be obtained from Mr R. Sutcliffb, Ngatimo i; Mr John BenseM-H, Upper ijoutert- ; Mr James Rose, Dovedale; Mr J. Alexander, Moiuena; aud the undersigned, E. F. BURRELL, 3705 Ng»timoti. Renders for a fourteen JL YEARS' LEASE of any one of tbe unoccupied RESKRVES at Westport. will be received by the undersigned (from whom furtt.er particulars may be obtaiued) until January 4, 1677. W- C. HODGSON. 3706 Secretary Education Board, Nelson. 1 LENDERS (lat) for REMOVING the Teachers' House at Faogatotara to tho preaent Srfnol site; and (2nd) fbr PURCHASING the House, may be sent to the unJereigned umii January 4th, 1877. ; W. C. HODGSON, 3*87 Secretary Education Board. TENDERS (Ist) for a FOURTEEN YEARS* LEASE of No. 1, Palmer-iton-screet, Westport. together with tbe Builuiugs thereon; (2nd) ior the PURCHASE ot the Building FOrt KEMoVaLj and (3rd) ior a FOURTEEN YEaRS' LEAStt of the LAND WITHOUT tbe Budding, will te received by the undersigned ui-til January 4, 1877. W. C. HODGSON, 3688 Secretary Education Board, Neleon.

COUNTY OF WAIMEA. Biding ob- Wangapeka; I DO hereby give ntice that an ELECTION will be held on FRIDAY, the '2nd instant for tho Election of ONE MEMBER for the Riding of Wangapeka, in the Couuty of Waimea. And I do hereby appoiot Mr Gillow's Farm, as tbe place, and -Saturday, the 16th ' instant, as the day for suuh nomination. •' , JOHN PERCY, Returniog Officer. The attention of Electors is directed to the following ;•— ' Clause llj of "The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876." " No person shall be deetned to be a candidate j for any local electoral office unless norn - hated in the following m«nner. that is to say: A nomination p»per in the lonu of the second schedule, Bigned by two ; electors of' the district, an I by the caudt date in token Of his assent to such nomination, shall te addressed to the ReturnIn-* Officer, and delivered at the place name i in the 6aid notice, at any t-uie after the publication thereof, and before Noon of the day appointed therein." All nomination papers mv t therefore be lodged at Mr Gillow's House, Wangapeka, addressed to the Returning Officer lor the. Hiding of Wangapeka befora Noon, on Saturday, the 16th instant. 3727 l^r REWAKD. — LOST on the '29th CW _? September last, out of the Railway Van, between Sprine Grove and Foxhill Stations, a BEThifcyEß FEMALE PUP of a iu,iver color. If -stolen, the above reward will be paid to anyone who will give such information as will lead to the conviction of tte offender or off'jnderg. D. J. MoRAE, 3624 ColliDgwood-sti, Nelson. COUNTY OF INANGAHUA. Riding op HamitDen. I DO hereby give notice that ah ELECTION will re hold on FKIuAY, the 22nd im-tant, for . the Election of.ONtt MEvIBHR for the Kidiog of Hampden, in the County of Inangahua. And I do hereby appoiot the Couethousb, Hampden, as tht place, snd Monday, the 13th in-taot as the day tor such nomination. DONALD MoGKEGOR, Returning Officer. The attention of Electors is directed to the fdlowiog . — Clause 11, of "J he Regu'ation of Local Election- Act, 1876." "No person shall be deemed to be a candidate for any local electoral office unless nominated in the following manner, that ia to say: A nomination paper in the form in ihe second schedule, signed by two Elector of the dictrict, and by the caudidatu in token of his a-S:nt to Sich nomioaticn (-hull be addressel to the Returning Officer, and delivered at the place n*>med in ths said notiue at any time after the publication 'hereof, ani before Noon of the daj* appointed therein," All nomination papers niuet therefore be lodged at tha CouaiHOUdk, Hampden, addr<.sßed to the Ketumiug (Jffi.er for the Riling of Hampien, betore Noou, on Monday, the 18th instant. Forms of Nomination Papers cau be bad at the Court-Huuse, HampJtn. 3" \6

TO THE PUBLIO OF NELSON, FOXHILL, and WAIMEA DISTRICTS. o:- . RAILWAY FARKS PAID, OR AN EQUIVALENT ALLOWED, TO ALL PURCHASERS OF PARCELS OF £2 AND UPWARDS ■•AT ■ T. R. Hodder & Co.'s .■■■■ ; 'new2,;.;/ Until DECEMBER 25ih, thai an opportunity may be afforded of inspecting their NEW STOCK op DRAPERY, &c. -rio: . - T. R. H. & Co. have Opened, e_ Helen Denny, the Largest and best assorted Stock, also the Glieapest ever yet offered in the Waimeas. ■••'•— :o: , Especial attention has been given in securing Goods from the Manufacturers and best Houses, the greater bulk bought after the English Season as JOB LOTS, But in consequence o{ arriving later thau expected, and the shipment just to hand, 229 packages per Locknagar, T. R. H. & Co. have marked the NEW GOODS at a much smaller profit than usual. As particular lines, we mention Eighty-one pieces of New Fancy Dress Materials Twenty-nine „ „ Black Twenty-eight dozen pairs of Corsets Sixty-three dozen anJ two Girls' and Ladies' Straw Hats Four hundred and eight half pieces Plain and Funcy Ribbons Thirty five dozen Silk aud L-»ce Scarves Filty-nine pieces Prints and Cambrics Fifteen dozen Parasols and Sun Shades Forty-five dozen Boya' and Men's Colored Shirts Eighteen dozen „ „ Leghorn Hots Flowers, Feathers, Ecru, Net, aod Lace Fischus, Costumes, Underclothing, Hat Ornaments, New Hat Trimming's, Cuffs, Collars. MILLINERY iHILm BRANCHES. T. R, HOtoER _ CO.