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Colonist, Volume XVI, Issue 1661, 19 August 1873, Page 4

CALEDONIAN QUARTZ-MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED.) ._ ' AN EXTBAOBDINABY MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS in the above-named Company will be held at the EMPIRE HOTEL, HOKITIKA,. on THURSDAY, 4th September, 1873, at Eleven a.m. . , . Business: To alter the Rules of the' Company ; to Elect new Director!; to consider the advisability of removing the. Registered Office of the Com- . pany to Hokitika; .to consider the future working of the mine; that all Books, Vouchers, and Doouments belonging to the Company be produced at:the meeting.- - HENRY GEO. HANKIN, 1091 . Legal Manager. EDUCATION RATE. - , Superintendent's Office, Nelson, July 28,1873. T>TTBSUANT to the Provisions of "The X. Education Act, 1863,"- the SUPERINTENDENT directs it to be notified, that the ANNUAL RATE imposed by the laid Act upon all HOUSE-;' HOLDERS residing within Educational Districts' will be LEVIED on SATURDAY, the ;30th day of August next ;snd that' the same willbe received atthe following places; between the hours of Ten a.m' and Four p.m., namely :— '-' .' ''' \ ■ Court-house, Nelson, by Al*rb3d Hibblb. . ' ' ' School-house, Clifton Terrace, Suburban North,: by Alexander Wbaqg. ■ School-house, Stoke, by E. Crbsswelk. . Agricultural Hall, Waimea East, by WIIXIAH Stbee. ■. ; School-house, Waimea West, byGEOEOB Walkeb. School-house, Spring Grove, by Chahlks Kkapp. School-house, Motupiko, by G-eobge Fowleb. '' School-house, Dovedale, by' Job Best. School-house,' Upper Moutew, by H. BfiMEMINN. Institute, Motueka, by J. F. Wiraoff. S.>hool-houße, Riwaka, by C. T. Pattib. House of G. Taylor, Takaka, by G. Taylob. Police Station, Collingwood, by John Fisheb. Court-house, Cobden, by C. L. Neville. Court-house, Westport, by W. A. Kibly ALFRED GREENFIELD, 1041 . Provincial Secretary. NOW OPENING, TTAND-SHUTTLE SEWING •*-*• MACHINES. ONE HUNDBED CASES Of the above USEFUL MACHINES. THE MOST COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT MACHINE EVER IMPORTED. It sews with the least possible amount of labor, and a girl ten years old can run it without fatigue. This desirable machine is the only praotical lowpriced Lock-Stitch Sewing Machine ever inVented. It is unequalled ; uses a straight needle; makes the stitch alike on both sides; has a splendid tension | adjustment; and is adapted to every variety of sowing for family wear, from the lightest muslins to the heaTiest cloths. Previous shipments have given universal satisfaction, and the following is one of many testimonials:— Motueka, June 16,1873. . Mrs. ■ with pleasure encloses £5 s*. for the machine received a short time lack. She is much ■ pleased with it; it works beautifully,- and is very simple, though herself and daughter never tried <* sewing machine before. , To enable every household to possess one of these maohines, the undersigned will allow a discount on cash purchases, or arrange for MONTHLY PAYMENTS. . FOR SALE, BY M. LIGHTBAND, TRAFALGAR-STREET, NbMON ; ; SOLE AGENT. 1039 GO ME ,T O THE WEST! Friends, where you can have the pleasure.of reading the latest newspapers from all parts of the .world, in a nice Saloon, and where you can have your HAIR DRESSED in the latest fashion, and a superior SHAVE.. . , . : HOT BATHS on the Premises. ', Splendid HAY ANNA CIGARS and AMERICAN. TOBACCO of all known brands, cut or uncut. '; AT THE OLD STAND. 1087 p XCHAME HOTEL1 ~ Bbidge-stbeet. MRS. RUSSELL, , in returning thanks for punt favors, begs to inform her friends and the public, that she is now to be found at the abore address, aod only asks for the same liberal support that she reoeived whilst at the MASONIC. Everything will be done to sire satisfaction to, customers, Only first-etas Spirits kept in stook, The EXCHANGE being a Fan Hovsx, Gentlemtn oan hut ihsir choioe of ALJ) from any of th» }oo*lhrtw«fiH. ... ■ ,