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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXVII, Issue 286, 5 December 1893, Page 3

MR. H. EVERETT tenders his hearty Thanks for the support received by bim dnrirg tbe hte campaign, a_d trusts that in the near future a eimilar effort may be attended with more favourable remit. . -1 £1 REWARDT LOST, a Bay Trap MARE, white blaze diagonally across forehead. Apply to £. B. BIGGINS, Belgrove. 4301- 2 BISHOPDALE SKETCHING CLTJB, ANNUAL VB.W OP WORK by Members. kindly aesißted by otbejj New Zealand , Sketching Clubß, at Biehop's Sobool, Deo. ! 20th and Slot. Pioture. previously exhibited to the Public in Neleon NOT accepted. 4304- 3 a JSELSON FOOTBALL CLUB. A GENERAL MEETING will be held at the Masonio Hotel on WEDNESDAY, 6th inst., at 730 p.m. Presence of all Members requested. JAMES B. BADE, 4805- Eon. Seo. Et. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHUKCH. AN ANTHEM SERVICE will b 9 given on "WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT at 8 o'olock by St. JOHN'S CHOIR ABFISTED BY MRS HOULKER AND OTHER FBIENDS. Admission Free. Colleotion. TO THE ELECTORS li* THE NELSON ELECTORAL DISTRICT. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Permit me to expreßß to you my deep gratitude for tbe confidence and trust you have reposed iD me by eleoting me to represent jou in Parliament. I heartily thank those who voluntarily aoted as my Election Committee, for their generous efforts on my behalf, and the great amount ot loyal and steadfast work they dtd for me. My special thanks Bnd gratitude are blbo .oe to the raaDy Women Electors who generously and spontaneously assisted by their votes and active co-operation in securing my return. I Bhall never forget the personal kindness shown me during tbis oontest. I beg, also, to acknowledge tbe congratulations ol many who, while not votinp. for mr, have expressed themeelveß perfecly eaii-fied with the mult, and I earnestly hope that not only those who supprted me, but aleo thoHe who voted against me, will work together to assist their Member in striving for the coma, on weal. I have, &0., JOHN GRAHAM. FOR BALE, tbat pretty little pi .cc known as "THE BUNGALOW,'' three miles from Wakifield Btation ; 5J Aorea nil grused, substantial Babbit proof Fine?, and nicely planted wiih Ornamental Treeß and Sbiubs. Orchard of over 160 Trets; apple, plum, peach, pear, apricot, nnd quirce, cboice varieties, all carefully planted, and eorcing into full bearing. HOUSE with 6 rooma, store-room, Soullery, wash-honee, and laige sate. Water Tank and good Well fitted with Pnmp, Large Two-stall Stable, Ootah Hoase, and Large Loft, the whole in firit olass order. Fnoe £400. Applj H. MORROW, 40*4-10 Wakefield,