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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 33, 11 February 1901, Page 3

fTT ANTED, a strong Lad. . wVt Apply C. Hornig, Bridge-st. TTT ANTED, an Errand Boy. 618 MISS WITNEY. WANTED, a Youth to drive a milk (art;, one that can milk well. .., Apply J, H. Wtlle, Bishopdale. 162 WANTED, a good General Servant. Apply Mrs T. S. Chisbolm, 620 Upper Bridge-street. FOUND in Bridge-itreet, a Silv. r .Brooch, Owner can bave fame by paying expenses. 619 WOMEN'S Christian Temperance Union.— Meeting 3 p.m. Tuesday, 12th inst., Wesleyan Schoolroom. Mrs Stott, of China Inland Mis ioD, will give an address. AU women cordially invited. 113 AS a member o' our firm intends visiting the English Leicester Stud Flocks in the Canterbury List ict, we are prepared to select Rims for any Nelson Bheepowner free of charge. Apply before 18th.— HUNT BROS., " Wantwood,' Wakefield. 615 WANTED, A RESIDENT L a. DNDRES * for the NELSON. HOSPITAL, duty to commence oh Matoh Ist. Salary, £40 per annum, Apply at once by letter, enclosing testimonials, to H. Y. GULLY, ' Town Clerk. F UNEQUAL. THE Friends of the late DENNIS JOHNSTONE ALLEN are espeotfully informed that his Funeral will leave his late resfdence, Washington Valley, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, at Two o'clock, for the New Cemetery. T. SHONE it SONS, > 169 Undertakers, &tWWW)WWWMBmmmWBmmmS&3i&&&B& SiiSOH HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. COUNTY OF^WAIMEA. , TO THE RATEPAYERS OF , THE COUNTY. t Ladies and Gentlemen, Having been nominated - as a candidate for" one of the county seats on the Nelson Harbour Board, I most respectfully solicit your sup- ■ port and confidence. It would have been a vey great ' pleasure to have had the privilege of \ publicly meeting you at the several , centres of population within the county, but being myself a farmer, I < know well that after a long and heavy * day's work in the harvest field, it is { out of the question to get up from a the tea table feeling thoroughly tired * out, and attend a public meeting, l perhaps a mile or more distant ; so that I thought the wisest course for me to take was just in a short ad- r Vertisement, to say that if elected a member of the Harbour Board, I will act and speak — as I have always done on aU Public Bodies to which ( my fellow settlers have been good enough at different times to appoint - me — solely and sincerely, for what . in my humble opinion will be best in ' the interests of those who elect me, ' without fear, and regardless of whom I may offend in so righteous a cause, j I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, WILLIAM NOBRIS PRANKLYN. 614 COUNTY OF WAIMEA. APPLICATIONS for the Office of COUNTY INSPECTOR will te received Dy tbe Waimea County Council until WEDNESDAY, the 6ih day of March next. Salary, £250 per annum. Applications to be marked "Inspectorship." Particulars as to duties, etc, can be obtained at the County Office, Neleon. W. WASTNEY, Coanty Chairman. Waimea County Office, Nelson, 9th Feb., 1901. REGISTRATION OF COGS. IT is hereby notified that a FEE of , TWO. SHILLINGS ANDSIXPENOE sterling must be paid for the Registration of ; each DOG within the County of Waimea. The undermentioned perEoßßh^ve been appointed Registrars for their respective BjdiDgs, and 'the places following tbe names „ of,, the said. Registers Bre apbointeoV dittoes where dogs may be registered and collar s obtained:— Riding of Stoke—John Glen, Registrar's P'- .-k dwelEhAhouse, Riohmond. Biding of Wangamoa— Edward Gill, Re""W gjstfar'e d*fellingh6uße, Wakapnaka Bwing^iof Moutere— Edwin Holdaway, ■&.„ ! (#*trair , a dwettlnghouse, Lower Moutere Riding qfl4ot«eka~ Ed win Holdaway, MCmUikti, Wharf Accommodation House Biding of Wai-iti— A. G. Enapp, Registrar's dwellinghouse, Spring Grove Riding of Motupiko- A. G. Enapp, W. Thompson's Store, Motupiko .„-- Siding of Wangapeka— A. G. Enapp, q ,Sni A f : " White Bros? Store, Tadmor. o.a\i U---H.. >.■>-:■' '&BWMITELD, ■'' ; " County Clerk. Wf&nM County Offioe, - N«l«)D,otb Feb,, 1901. j