. t &?*> i /^•■■''rrs Women ani> Womf.v Only arc moot competent to fully appreciate the purity, sweetness, and dullcncy of Ct'TtctntA Hoai-, and todiscovcr new iisoh forit daily. To cleanse, purify, and b-nulify the skin, to allay Itching and irritai'i.-n . i-mt m prevent ch.ilings, ovcorlallons. and iilcur.illvo weaknesses, nothing so pure, so sweet no «peedilycfr'ecllieas warm baths with Ucrrrur* -'iim-, followed I when necesaary by gentle applications of (JrTiooriA (ointment), Rrca'.rst of emollients and skin cities. Sold throu-lioat the worll. It i'i li depot: I Nnrbset Aso.ns, Londoa. l--ivti.it l» *m. > f.<i v . -..Ic Props., Boiton.U.S. A. •• All .\l...i> th. i-'kir. ' |.-.t In-r. Ct*lEWl[\ Wont ft -1.-.. •!— < "* -r'.-n . !.j SHAREHOLDERS interested in Jacobsen's Syndicate aro requested to meet at Watson's Sample Rooms, Trafal-gar-st., ou Monday, at 8 p.m. Business important. 201 — lp ~~ NELSON SAILING CLUB. FINTRIES for the Nelson Sailing Club 1 Handicap Races, to he held on FEBRUARY Ist, CLOSE at the Pilot Station TO-NIGHT, at Seven o'clock. E. E. LOW, Hon. Secretary. GOLDEN BAY AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL SHOW— lst FEB., 1808. THE LADY BARKLY will leave for Takaka, MONDAY, 31st January, at 10 pm„ returning TUESDAY. Return Tickets 10/-, available for return the following trip. J. C. BURFORD. LOWER WAKEFIELD and PIGEON VALLEY SCHOOLS ANNUAL TREAT in Mr Joe Baigent's Bush on TUESDAY, February Ist. Children's Tea at 4 p.m., Adults at 5. Children attending the above schools Free, other children 6d. On FRIDAY, February 11th, a CONCERT -in the Tomperauce Hall by the School Children. Songs, Readings, Tableaux, etc. F. HOOPEB, —1 Chairman. Education Board's Advertise' ment. WANTED, on tbe first May next, a Certifiea'el Teacher for Tadmor School ; salary as per foale, at pres?nt, for a Maßter, £110 a year and honee. Al--0, a Co-tifioated Teaoher for'Sherry | Sohool ; Bala-y as per scale, at present,|for I a Master, £100 a year and Cottage, Alao, a Certificated Tf aoher for Nendorf Sohool ; Bilary aa per scale, at present, for a Master, £100 a year and house. Also, a Pupil Teaoher for Burnet's} Face Schoo', Denniston j B»hry bfginDinß at £21 aod £18 a yeir for a boy or itirl respectively, with an additional allowance of £12 if obliged to recido away from home. Applications, on forum whioh oan be obtained on appliostion to tbo undersigned, will be reorived until 12 noon on FRIDAY, the 2Ut Febrnary, 1898.] ■ By order. STEAD ELLIS, Seoretary, Nolbou, 27th January, 1898. NOTICE. MRS J. BYRNE notifies that pho has taken over the CAULTON BOARDISG BOUSE, nea* tha Railway Station Visitors and Boarders will rcoeive every attention. 187— 2p MUSIC-MISS H. BREVES' Term for Piano and Singing commences on MONDAY, Jancay 31ft. 116—3 MISS DANIELL'S SCHOOL, Hardy-street.-FIRST TERM will begin on WEDNESDAY, Feb, 2nd. 178— 3p FOR SALE CHEAP.-The property in Washington Valley at present occupied by Mr Edward Price, having a frontage of 32 feet to Gloucester Street by a depth of 169 feet. Apply to ADAMS & KINGDON, Solicitors, Nelson. tc SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, AND BOOK-KEEPING. THE FIRST TERM will commence on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2nd. Class or Private Tuition given. For terms and other particulars apply to A. M. EVANS, at her room over Jackson's Buildings, on Monday Nest, from 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. NOW OPENING•OUR JFOURTH SUMMER SHIPMENT, INCLUDING THE CELEBRATED LADIES' GEKMAN SHOES, Ditto LADTES' WALKING SHOES froni 3/-, MEN'S SUPERIOR SUNDAY BOOTS 8/6 per pair. IIGIITBitJO) & CO,, TRAFALGAR ST. 128—3 ANTED, a GIRL to assist in bouse work. 134- Apply MAiu Offiee. ANTED, a good GENERiIi SERVANT. Middle aged person preferred. Apply Mail Office. 155— "N.Z.R, NELSON SECTION. ANNIVERSARY DAY, Ist FEB., 1898. ON TUESDAY, Ist February, 1898, the ordinary timetable will be [suspended, and the following substituted :— Leave Nelson for Spooner's Range— o a.m., 4"15 p.m Leave Nelson for Richmond— lo-45 a.m., 12 15 p.m Leave Nelaon for Belgrove — 2 p.m., 0 p.m Leave Spooner's Range for Nelson— ll-15 a.m, 6-30 p m Leave Belgrove ior Nolson-830 a.m.] 3 45 p.m. Leave Richmond for Nelson— ll-30 a m., 5 p.m., o*ls p.m.. 8 p.m. EXCURSION FARES, Available for day ol issue only, Ist 2nd Class Class Nelson, Brightwater, and intermediate stations to Spooner's Range 3/(5 2/6 Wakefield and intermediate • stations to Spooner's Range 2/0 1/9 Belgrove and intermediate stations to Spooner's Ranga 1/- -/G Any station to any station between Nelson and Belgrove, except where the ordinary fare is less 3/- 2/RICHMOND RACES. Nelßon to Richmond 1/6 1/Wakefield and intermediate stations to Richmond .. 2/- 1/Belgrove and intermediate stations to Richmond • . . . 3/- 2/By Order. District Munager's Oflicc, Nelson, January 21th, 1898, IHE AIRE ROYAL. NEXT MON'iAY~AND TUESDAY, Jan, 31st and Feb let. First appearanoe here of MB JOHN EULLER'3 MYRIORAMA 00. \ tv-.uaia, song, and sroßy, j Pictoriftlly Ilraßtr'ated. 1 MONDAY— " LONDON, DAY BY DAY." Modern B.bylon Vividly DepictoL First Arpearanco of MR IOHN FULLER, The eminsnt and popular tenor. MB HOWARD CHAMBEBS, I Now Zea'and's greatest basso. ' MISS LYDIA WALTERS (elocutionist) ; 5 MI3S BEHIE WARDEN (Mezzo) ; MR WALTER FULLER (guide acd pianist) ; MB JOHN FLORA, humorist aad myrioramio exjert. TUESDAY-GRAND IRISH NIGHT. Popular Prioes— Front Seats 2/-, Children I/*.; B H °» Dec pailal/-, Children 6d.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXII, Issue 24, 29 January 1898, Page 3
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845Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXII, Issue 24, 29 January 1898, Page 3
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