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ANGLERS' CLUB.—Monthly Meeting. Euchre ChaLlenge Match. and Card Toui'niiinciits, Wednesday K veiling. Roll up ! THE Paiuima 1 ioniL will remove stains of Orea.se.. Paint, Tar. etc.. from Cloth, S'"k. Linen. and material of any kind. I 6d.—Wainni Tea Co. ANOTHER shipment- of choice Wainui Tea to hand, direct from the plantation. Trv a. sib. Tin at 7s 11<1.—Wainui Tea Company. NELSON BO AIM) OF EDUCATION. ELECTION. OF MEMBERS. IT is hereby publicly notified that- the .number of Members to be Elected for each of the Three Wards, of the Nelson Education Board- is ONE. The following Candidates have been Nominated : For the East Ward : Messrs EDWARD SAMUEL HOULT, and FREDERICK WILLIAM OSCAR SMITH. For the Middle Ward : Major WILLIAM NORRIS FRANKLYN. For the West Ward: Mr JAMES WILLIAM FAIR. In the case-of the East Ward, the number of Nominated Candidates ex-ee-e-ils the number of persons to lie elected. Accordingly an Ejection will be held cn the 24th day of -July, the Prill closing at 5 p.m. on that day. A suflicient supply of Voting Papers is being forwarded to t.he Chairman of each District School Committor! for the use of such Electors as are members of that Committee. Messrs WTLLTAM NORRIS FRANKLYN and JAMES WILLIAM FAIR. beinsr tho only Candidates nominated for the Middl-3 and West Wards respectively. are declared Elected Members of the Education .Board* of the District of Nelson for the Middle and West Wards thereof. N. R. WILLIAMS. Returning Officer. Education Office-. Nelson. 3rd July, 1911. Notice is hereby- given that the- Partnership heretofore subsisting between us, the undersigned, carrying on business at the City of Nelson, under the style or firm of "W. Bout and Sons," has been dissolved by mutual agreement, as from the First Day of July, Oiie Thousand Nine Hundred and Eleven. The business (with the exception of the Permanent Building Society and the .Sun Insurance Office) will' be carried on by MR. Wm. ROUT in the offices of the firm in Hardy-street, under the style of "\V. Rout and Sons," as heretofore. The business -of the Permanent Building Society and the Sam Insurance Office vvi.l be carried on by Mil. G. AL ROUT in new premises in Trafalgar-street, (lately known as Jclins's). All accounts* owing by tli-e firm- of "W. Rout and Sons" must be rendered before the sth instant-. Dated at Nelson the First day of June. One Thousand Nine Hundred and Eleven W. ROUT. Witness to the signature of William Rout— W. Vernon Rout, Solicitor, Nelson. GEO. M. ROUT. Witness to the signature of George Malcolm Ro-ut— W. Vernon' Rout, Solicitor, Nelson.

NOTICE. HBiIOENT begs to inform- the • Public Generally that he is OPENING IN THE MASONIC HOTEL BUILDINGS, TRAFALGAR STREET,' A BOTTLE DEPARTMENT, > where the best known brands of WINES AND SPIRITS may bo obtained at Lowest Rales. PROMPT DELIVERY TO .ANY PART OF NELSON. Telephone 38. P.O. Bex 34. H. BAJGENT, PROPRIETOR. NELSON DEBATING SOCIETY. THE Next Meeting of this Society will bo hold on WEDNESDAY Nest, at tlie Cham her of Commerce, at 8 p.m. Mr W. H. Newbery will move and Mr .C. R. Fell will oppose the motion, "Tha.t it is essential for the safety of the British Empire that Great Britain should adopt a system of Compulsory Military Training.' NELSON EDUCATION" BOAPvD. APPLICATIONS, complying with conditions named on Form of Application'.will bo received- by the undersigned until 4 p.m. on THURSDAY. 20th July, 1911, for the undermentioned positions:— Nelson Boys:: Fifth Assistant (MaJe preferred') ; salary £135-£l5O. ,Te Iv-uha (near W-e&tport) : Sole Teacher. salary £2Q-£l2O. ar.-d £l-u house allowance. Dennis ton : Female Assistant • salary £l2O-£l5O. Hope : Female Assistant; salary £9O- - ' Denniston: Pupil Teacher. .Also, Teacher for Household School. Particulars on application. N. R. WILLIAMS, Secretary. Ju7 y 4th, 1911. , CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL FUND." A MEETING of the Committee and Subscribers will be held in the, City Council Office TO-MORROW (Wednesday), at 4 p.m. Full attendance requested'. Business—To consider Sub-Committee's Report, which introduces an entirely new proposal. W. W. SNODGRASS, Hon. Sec.

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