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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XXVII, Issue 61, 21 May 1868, Page 2

oefo Stotertiatmenta. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. PROGRAMME OF THE PUBLIC LUNCH. THE CHILDREN will MEET at the TEMPERANCE HALL, at Nine o'oloek in the morning, to form in Procession, and then march through the principal streets of the town. At Twelve o'clock, tho Children will have Refreshments provided for them, and during the aftornoon they will be served with Buns. From half-past Ono till half-past Six, thero will be Lunch provided for Adults. At half-past Seven, thero will bo a PUBLTO MEETING in the TEMPERANCE HALL, interspersed with Singing ond Reciting ; and tho Magic Lantern will also be exhibited. Admission to the Lunch, Free ; to the Meeting, Is. (For tho benefit of the Band op Hope.) N.B. — As it seoms there nro some persons who would not like to come to the Lunch unless they paid, to removo their scruples thero will bo a box placed at the door, so that they can contribute what they pleaso. Of course tho more that i 3 put iv tho box tho better, as tbore is not sufficient to pay expenses as yet. 887 B. Crisp. VOLUNTEER BALL. rrUIE Stewards of the Volunteer Ball would JL be glad if persons who purpose attending the Ball would make APPLICATION for TICKETS as early as possible, in order to enable them to make the necessary arrangements. 892 VOLUNTEER BALL. JUST RECEIVED, ex ALHAMBRA— Gents patent Calf DRESS BOOTS. Ladies White MARSALA BOOTS, M.H. 890 M. LIGETBAKD. W DAVIS, PHOTOGRAPHER and ♦ COLOURIST, Trafalgar-street. PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES, Coloured in Oil, from £1 la. to £6 6s. CARTES DE VISITES TAKEN DAILY. 881 fT\ 0 LET, ON LEASE, J- MOUNT HESLINGTON, Tho Properly of J. G. Miles, Esq. . This desirable property, situate in tho centre of the Waimens, along a good road within an cußy distance of town, offers unusual advantages for a GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE. Tho House is situated on a pleasant acclivity, presenting an extensive and magnificent view South, West, and North, and is surrounded by an expansive and ornamental LAWN AND PLANTATION, with a long carriage-drive. The site is eminently healthy, the Dwelling-house is commodious, and tho Offices surrounding, including tho excellent STABLING AND COACH-HOUSE, are well appointed and conveniently arranged. There is a well-planted GARDEN AND ORCHARD, abundance of water, good enclosures, and every comfort of home accommodation. The Buildings huvo recently undergone a thorough rcuervation, and the Grounds are in good order. Apply to W. M. STANTON, TR4PAI.GAR-BTREET. 803 TO THE PUBLTO. IN reference to a notice, signed "William Haie, which recently appearod in the papers, and especially that portion which infers that he (William Hale) is iv no way connected with J. Haie, of Toi-toi Valley, therefore be it known unto all men, that the said William Hale liaß told the truth, and I hereby confirm the above important announcement, &c. At the same time I would advise and caution Mr. Wjlltam Hale, Nurseryman and Seedsman, Tory and Hardy-streets, lato of the Wairaea-road, to abstain from receiving or opening any letters addressed to the undersigned. John Hale, Toi-toi Valloy. Nelson, May 18, 1868. 878 NEW STOCK OP TEE FINEST SADDLERY, HARNESS, &c, IN NELSON OR THE COLONY. MESSRS. PEAT AND THORNTON, WHOLESALE and RETAIL SADDLERS and HARNESS MAKERS, Bridge-street, Nelson," huvo ju»t IMPORTED from LONDON, by the R. T. Tuumhjll, and are now o£fcri»g for SALE, the contents of TWELVE PACKAGES or ins BEST DESCRIPTION OF SADDLERY, HARNESS, AND ALL OTHER CARRIAGE AND HORSE EQUIPMENTS. These importations are all carefully selected from tho best Engli-h Manufsctories ; are purchased for Cash ; nnd arc therefore offered to the public on the cheapest possible terms; so that at this Establishment purchapers can depend on obta'iiing arliolen of tho FiusT Class in the Trude, at prices with which no ordinary dealer can compete. The Htock, including tho latest shipments by the K. T. TuBNBPUi, the Quekn Bee, and other lute arrivals, compriso A LARGE & WELL-ASSORTED SELECTION OF LADIES' AVi> GENTLEMEN'S SADDLES, of the low prices of which the following list of charges will testify :— £ s. d. Gentlemen's Saddles, complete, from .276 „ „ All-over Hogskin . 317 6 „ „ best Australian . 410 0 Ladies' Saddles, complete, from . . 317 6 „ „ quilted safes . . . 411 0 „ „ with Leaping Heads . (5 13 6 Child's Pelch, for 15oy and Girl . .215 0 BRIDLES, AND OTHER MATERIALS. Of Bridles of all kinds, theie is a choico and varied selection, tho price list of which is as follows :— £ s. d. An immenco assortment, commencing at . 0 5 0 Ladies' Round Snaffles, from . . .0126 Martingales 0 5 6 Huntiitg Hreo3t pinto and Martingale. . 012 6 FoItSADKLK-CLOTUS. . . .066 HKAI) COLLARS, from . . .066 Good PLATE I> SPURS (per pair), from 0 3 6 „ Strong BRASS GIG HARNESS, complete (per set), from . .600 „ StronK PLATED BUGGY HARNESS G 10 0 „ Strong PLATED GIG HARNESS 7 0 0 Best Strong CART HARNESS . .500 PEAT AND THORNTON, Neison. 489 TAMES TINGLE, 0 BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Bridge-street, near Trafalgar-street, Nelson. 1933