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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 114, 15 May 1890, Page 3

It is a dreadful point about microbes (says the Hospital) that the only way to avoid having 1 them in a virulent form is to have them in an artificial or attenuated form. The children of the future will not run through the present gamut of infantile disease but they will probably be subjected to inooulation with various microbes every few months. First, they will be vaccinated for smallpox ; when they have recovered from that, they will be taken to a Pasteur institute to have a mild form of rabies ; next they will be given a dose of the comma bacilli to prevent cholera, and so on through all the ever-growing series of disease microbes. Oh ! luckless child of the future I you will never be ill and never be well. How glad wfi are that we live in the present, with all its ups and downs of health to lend variety to life and death !

JLiAIUION:C SOCIETY. NO t- I? ACT IC E — 1J tbiq fvoninaf, WANT] D B D JOOM and PARLOR in Town ; b atiog terms to M. G. L., Office of this f spar. 1039— 1p DRAPERS ASSISTANT. WANTEo by a re sped able YOUNG MAN, a Sitoaiion R3 DRAPER'S ASSISTANT. Good ref rence. Apply 8., Mail Office, ly letter 1037— 1p NELSON BOWLING CLUB. THE GREEN will be CLOSED on SATURDAY, tbe. 17th insK Members aro requested to be en the ground on thit date at Two p.m precisely. to take pare in the final g&me of ths season. A. McKELLAR WIX, 1040 — 1 Hon. Secretary. FOR SALJL ALL that PifCi of LAND containing O^ K HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN ACRKS in the Wairoa Gorwe, rxar Brightwater, in 'he rccupation of J, W. Jesaop. The aame is w>l fenced an'] watered, 1041—1 Apply R. KINGDON, Solicitor. FUNERAL. rjpHE FUNERAL of the late Mbs. MARJL SHALL will leave the residence of her father ( James Richatdson, Van Dicman streeO TO-MORHOW (Kriduv) at TWO o'olook p.m., for lh^ .New Cemetery, A. AMOS, 1042 — I Undertaker, . NELSON TROTTING 1 CLUB. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY MEETING THE STEWARDS ha?? imde the following ALTERATION in Conditions and time of Nominslion for the NOVEL RACE :— 6. Novel Tbot Handicap, in harnes 11 , of £15 — Nomi ation 7s 61, by 8 p m, on Fridat, 16th May, at the Trafalgar Hotel ; Acceptances 7s 63, by 9 p.m. on the 22ni May ; two miles. Tbe winner to be sold for £14, and any Bur* plus to go to the Ciub. T, A. ASKEW, 1838 — 1 Ho\ Secretary. IN BANKRIJPTOY. In ,the Nelson District Court (being a local ' Court of Bankruptcy) holden at Nelson. In the matter of The Bankruptcy Acts 1888," and the Acts amending the same. "VTOTKEia hereby given that CHARLES jL^I H'LL, of Nelson, Contractor, was on the Hth fay of Miv, 1890, adj ulg d a Bankrupt by this Court, wad (bar. the First General Mciicg of the Creditors of the abo?e-t:amed Bink;upt is hereby summoned for WEDNESDAY, tha 21sfc day of May, 1890, at Thrtie 01.o 1 . lock p.m., at tbe Resident Magistrate's Court-house, Nelson. Dated this 15th day of May. 1880. A." A. SCAIFE, 1043— 1p- Deputy Assignee. FOR SALK, t»t a low price, the PROPERTY occupied by Mr. Thos. Pattnb, djciriiug the New Insurance Buidinjiß, having a fiontagfeof 45 feet to Trafa gar street, and extending in depth to Right-of« Way, This valuable Property centrally situated in tbe best part cf the tovtn, and within one door of ths Gntral Poßt Office, will be sold a bargain, and on easy terißß. PITT & MOORE. FOR SALE.— 9B Acres Freehold and 202 Acres Deferred Payment Land, situated at the Shervy, formerly belonging to Frederick Pahl. To be Sold cheap, and on easy terms. PITT & MOORE. FOR SALE (by order of the Mortgagee) FARM at Suburban North, being part of Section 24, with the buildings thereon, late'y in the occupation of John Powell. Good grazing land, and within a short distance of Nelson. Two thirds of the purchase money can remain on mortgage. PITT & MOORE. FOR SALE,— The Owen Junotion Property now in the occupation of George Edwards, comprising 150 acres beld from the Crown under Occupation License, with the buildings thereon, PITT & MOORE. FR SALE (by order of the Mortgagee) — 250 acres Freehold Land, being sections 1 and 115, Marahau, Sandy Bay, within a short distance of Motueka, This property is the making of a good Farm, and in the hands of a practical man would rapidly increase in value. To be sold a bargain. PITT & MOORE, TO LET.— VILLA KESIDENCE pleasantly situated in Hardy st,, next Dr. LcggattV, com prising Newly •• bui't Nino • roomed HOTJSK, Bath, and Store-rooms, acd all convenient Offices. Apply to PITT & MOORE. ri 10 LET. — That Splendid Suburban JL Family Residence known as " BROOKLANDS," the property of Mrs. Glasgow. Can be let with land to suit tenant. Possession early. For full particulars apply to PITT k MOORE, Solicitors. FOii SALE.— ISO Acres First«cl iss AGRICULTURAL LAKD, al! lo^ei, fenced and sub»dividi d into conveujent IV.ddockp, ani iv good order, within easy distance of Port of Motueko, This Properly ia recommended as a good investment. If dfsi e3, a purch ser c*.n *ecura a satisfactory ton -nfc lor a term of years at a rental equWslf nt to bix per cent. per annum on th-: : purchase m-iuny, PITT & MOOReT FOR SALE.-The PROPEIUY in Trafa".gar street, now in thb occupation of Mißi Riley, and adjoiciug tho Savings Bank Buildings. Valuable site. To be sold at a low price, on eaay terms. ;PITT & MOORE. FOR SALE.— That Piece of LAND belonging to Mr Thomas Payne, having a froutage of 230 lickß to Bronte Btreet and 271 links to Waimea Street, with Six-roomed lIO USE thereon. Apply to PITT & MOORE. FOR SALE.— The PROPERTY of Mr George Steraan at the Baton, comprising 100 acres, and being deferred payment, section 25, block vi. Price low and teims eaßy. _.????■ * . TO BE LET. — Commodious SHOP end Premises in Hardy street. Good business site ; suitable for drapery, grocery, or any retail business. Alro, adjoining the aboire, a Btnall SHOP and convenient Ofiß >cb. Rental low. PITT. & MOORE. MONET TO LEND i,r\ favorable '.tonne, at low rates oi interest, o u approved "freehold security, in buuib to ait borrowers, InTestuientsJmade, ad interests collected for ents. Pitt & Mooeb, bOAGITOBS, NELSON,