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Colonist, Volume V, Issue 469, 22 April 1862, Page 2

NELSON HARMONIC SOCIETY, rFHE next PRIVATE CONCERT will ■&- take place at the Provincial Hall, on THURSDAY evening next, the 24th instant, when selections from "ISRAEL IN EGYPT," and a Miscellaneous selection of SECULAR MUSIC will be performed. Each member and subscriber will bo entitled to two tickets of admission gratis for friends, and a proportion of extra tickets at two shillings each. Applications for tickets must be made to the Secretary, or at Mr. Stanton's, on or before noon of Wednesday, the 23rd instant. The Tickets will be issued from Two to Five p.m., on Wednesday and Thursday. No tickets will be issued to any member or subscriber, whoso subscription is in arrear. JOHN SHARP, 1078 Secretary, j Central Board of Education, Nelson, April 10th, 1862. THE BOARD is prepared to GRANT ■*- LEASES for a term of fourteen years, of the EDUCATIONAL RESERVES described below. Tenders, stating price, &c, to bo forwarded to the Secretary on or before the sth June next. DESCRIPTION. A°^' Section 20, Maitai valley . . . • x^ „ 3, Happy valley, Wakapuaka . bb ~ 43, Eighty-eight valley . . 280 S3, 34, 35, 36, Waimea-west . 200 ',', UQ, Junction ofMotueka and Motupiko rivers . ■ .150 ~ 6, Square 7, banks of Motueka river .... 68 „ 16~>, Long Plain, Takaka . . J5 38, 39, German Village, Moutero lib ',', 36, Lower Moutcre ... 1^ J. D. GREENWOOD, loro secretary. COSMOPOLITAN BAND and COLORED \J OPERA TROUPE intend giving a scries of their Grand Entertainments before leaving Nelson for Auckland— AT THE WAKEFIELD ARMS HOTEL on Monday and Tuesday, April 21st and 22nd ; AT PALMER'S, WAIMEA WEST, on Wednesday and Thursday, April 23rd and 24th ; AND AT RICHMOND on Friday and Saturday, April 15th and 26th. Change of Programme each evening. T C Reeves, Manager. P. J. Luntley, Agent. ■ 10(6 NOTICE. A PUBLIC MEETING will take place XjL at t ho Ranzau School House, on MONDAY, the 28th April, to consider the propriety of making application to the Central Board of Education to form HOPE and RANZAU ONE EDUCATIONAL DISTRICT. Hour of meeting, half-past Seven p.m. WILLIAM JESSOP, WILLIAM J. HERRICK, 1038 . HENRY C. JENKINS. "WANTED, by a respectable Young *» Man ( a go 23 years), a" SITUATION in a Store or Warehouse, town or country. Can writo a good hand. Address to J. BARTLETT, Post Office, Nelson. loß° Kerosine Lamps! rFHE finest Kerosine Oil, Cottons, Globes, -*- and Chimneys; also, Moderator Lamps of the best description ; French Bark Lamps, with Hoflectors and the best Colza Oil, on sale at the stores of HENRY HOUNSELL, Bridge-street. Observe—Symons' Old Store. 1084 ON SALE, ex Ravenscraig, and Prince Alfred, a large assortment of CHINA and GLASSWARE, consisting of— ] 20 doz. China Cups and Saucers, golil lined ."50 doz ~ Rose and Thistle 120 doz. ~ various 20 sets Toilet Services, complete 50 doz. Publican's Tumblers 50 doz. „ Wines &c, &c, &c. Port Cooper Cheese, from the celebrated dairy ot Mr. Macintosh. J. A. LA.NGFORD, Bridge-street. April 17, 1862. I°Bl p OLOSHES. — Superior Goloshes at LIGHTBAND AND JACKSON. 1089 TF this should meet the eye of THOMAS -*- EDWARDS, of Hadlow, Kent, who left England in tho Nourm&hal for Otago, he is requested to communicate with Thomas Williams (from Otago], at Nelson, N. Z. Letters to bo left at the office of this paper. 907