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MOJNEY TO LEND in large or small sums, at the current rates of interest. ADAMS & KINGDON, 26 Solicitors, Nelson. "nelson college. MONET to LENJJ, on FREEHOLD SECURITY. Interest at current rates. Apply to ™ J E. POLLOCK, Secretary. COLLINGWOOD. WANTED, a SCHOOLMASTER and MISTRESS for the COLLINGWOOD SCHOOL. Duties to commence on the 3rd MAY mxt. Master's Salary, £125 j Mistress, ditto, £36 j | with House and Garden Free. i Applications, with Certificates, to be sent to the I undersigned on or before the 13th APRIL, 1875. W. C. RILEY, Chairman, Local Committee. 12th March, 1875. __973 riiH O M A S GOUKLEI, 1. TtfEASPHALTER, iust arrived from Ohristohurch, having had great experience with the Government and Corporation in that City, he is prepared to take ORDERS for the same in Nelson. Aspbalating done on the Most Approved Principle, and Reasonable Terms. Shop Fronts, Merchants Stores, Stables, Garden Walks, &c, &o, Asphalted. Orders to be left at Mr. Bpbh'b, Trafalgar-street. NELSON POETRAIT GALLERY. HARDY-STREET. ]ES. DABBY BEGS to intimate to hia Friends and the Public that he has OPENED THE ABOVE, and Solicits a share of their Patronage. Copies may be obtained of all Negatives taken by Mr. A. Fletoheb. 758 AIMEA SOUTH STEEPLECHASE TO BE HELD ON THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1875. Stewards : Mr. W. B. Thomson, Mr. A. M'Kellar Wix, Mr. W. White, Mr. H. Warren, Mr. P. C. Gowland, Mr. F. Trask. Judge: Starter: Clerk of the Course: Waimea South Stakes, of 40 soys, over about two miles of fair hunting ground. Three year olds, 9st; four year olds, lOut; five year olds, lOst lOldsj (six and aged, list. Entrance, 4 eovs. each, to be declared, with colors of the riders, under cover to the Secretary of the Waimea South Jockey Club, on or before Ist April. HuedlS Race, of 20 soys; one mile and a-half, ovei eight flights of hurdles. Weight for age. Entrancei 2 80V8. eaoh. To name, under cover to the Secretary, with colors of riders, on or before the lsl April. , „ Amateitb Stakes, of 10 boys ; one mile and a-half, over eight flights of hurdles. Catch weights. Posl entrance, 1 soy. each. Sweepstake Race, of 1 soy, 5 sots added by tni Club, Once round. Sweepstake Races, and Race 3 for Saddles, wil ! take place during the day. ; Any horse entered for an advertised race to whicl , money is given by the Club, will not bd allowed t< I start for the Hack Races. Horses to be at the post punctually at 12 o clocl for the Wairaea South Stakes. f Persons entering Horses for the Waimea Soutl I Stakes, or Huidle Race, must have subscribed a' lea9t one guinea to the fund. In the Hack Races for saddles or sweeps, any bors< ' having won an advertised race of £15 or upwards > will nob be allowed to start. A Brass Band will be in attendance. 1 R. M. SMITH, $W Han. See. I /GOVERNMENT LIFE INSUHANUI I IJT AND ANNUITIES. '■ The Undersigned having been appointed AGEN^ or the above, is prepared to receive APPLIOA TIONSfor LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES. i . ' Amongst a few of the numerous advantages offerej > by injuring with the Government, are '. LOW RATES OF PREMIUM. Insurers have the Government guarantee for pay i msnt of amount insured. Policies are not forfeited if Premium is not pai ' when due. ' ■-■>■■■ Protection of Policies from the Bankruptcy Act. l No charge for medioal examination; : ? And it provides modes for insuring suited to almoi , ivory case an applicaut may require. Forms of proposals and other information will b I ait Me*