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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' NOUVEAUTES IMS PARIS. mHE PARIS CONSIGNMENT HAS AftEIYED, AND WILL BE 1 OPENED ON M ON D A V NEK T, January lOth, AT Ml SHOW ROOMS, HARDY STEEET. The GOODS comprise the LATEST and BEST in their Department, and CANNOT BE SURPASSED either in CHEAPNESS, FASHION, or QUALITY, by any House in the Colony. - • This' SUMMER'S CONSIGNMENT consists of NEW DEESSES and NEW MATEEIALS in— Satin d'Oliva (Ramie Tissue), Madras, Foulards, Batiste, Percales, Jaeonas New Flowers, Kid Gloves, Dress Handkerchiefs, Eordiires, Collars, &c., &c. - : ON ACCOUNT OF THEIR LATE ARRITAL, THE GOODS WILL BE SOLD EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP FOB CASE ONL Y. ®^°AN EARLY INSPECTION IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED. a^l :: .. ■ -O. WIE^ENHAVERN, IMPORTER OF FRENCH NOVELTIESj WHOLESALE AND RETAIL'

QTATEMENT of the HAVEN ROAD O RELIEF FUND to Dboehbeb 31,1875. Mrs. Kelly— £ b. d. £ b. d. To cash paid Mrs Kelly ... 15 0 0 „ cash for house held in trust 130 0 0 „ cash paid Mrs Kelly ... 20 0 0 „ sum voted for repuira to house 5 0 0 170 0 0 Mrs. Downes— • To cash paid Mrs Downes ... 15 0 0 i „ cash for house held in trust 135 0 0 „ cash paid Mrs Downes ... 20 0 0 170 0 0 Mr. Williams— To cash paid Mr Williams ... 6 0 0 „ Rent paid £5 and £5 ... 10 0 0 „ Allowance paid during the time Williams has been inoapacitated to 26th January, 1875, at 30a per week 45 0 0 60 0 0 ~ Cash paid for stamps ... 0 1 0 ~ cash paid J. M'Leary ex- , Denses collecting ... 012 0 0 13 0 „ balance in hand carried down ;,. 30 18 0 431 11 0 By cash, received [from — „ Colonist office 86 16 6 „ Evening Mail office 96 9 8 „ Fire Brigade office 10 0 0 „ Southern Star Lodge 5 0 0 „Mr Lightfoofc, collected at Buller ... 3 16 „ Small sums per Archdeacon Thorpe... 2 7 3 „ St. Mary's Church and (Schools ... 28 14 7 ~ Mrs M'G-ee, collected 4 0 0 „ Christians' meeting at Temperance Hall 9 7 6 „ Bank of New South Wales 13 15 0 „ Bank of New Zealand 6 la 6 „ Union Bank of Australia ... ... 5 4 0 „ National Bank of New Zealand ... 1 8 6 „ N. Edwards & Co's establishments ... 35 5 6 „ St. Joseph's Church, Wakefield ... 2 9 0 „ Good Templars ... 17 0 0 „ Odd-Fellows and Foresters 3 3 0 „ H. Baigent, per North District Waimea West School ... ... ... 12 0 „ John Scott's list 39 11 0 „ H.H.Stafford 10 0 „ Molueka, per Mr Buchholz 24 0 0 „J. Moutray's Foundry, per J. M'Cleary 2 3 0 „W. Wilkie's liat ... ... ' ... 318 6 „ Nelson Artizans'Association 7 0 0 „ MrSigglekow 0 5 0 „ H. J. Haynes' collections 11 3 6 „ Court Robin Hood 9 10 6 „ Interest received from Bank deposit... 15 0 431 11 0 By balance in hand brought down ... 30 18 0 The above stated balance will be reduced to about £28 by payment of some outstanding liabilities for transfers, atainps, &c.; and Williams is still quite unable to work. D. ROUGH, 45 ' Hod. Treasurer. rpHE FOLLOWING are the WINNING X , NUMBERS in G, W. BEER'S ART UNION, Drawn on Wednesday, January 5, 1876 : — No. prize. No. Prize. No. Prize. 187 ... 58 34 ... 96 251 ... 24 328 ... 92 182 ... 18 357 ... 82 185 ... 70 270 ... 12 210 ... 21 7 ... 59 399 ... 30 362 ... 19 ' 280 ... 9 203 ... 39 255 ... 65 100 ... I 7 2fiL ... 61 29 ... 97 360 ... 31 373 ... 63 332 ... 57 76 ... 45 . 51 ... 42 196 ... 83 P9 ... 41 194, ... 14 22 ... 74 151 ... 56 229 ... 10 . 63 .... 51 245 ... 84 293 ... 60 56 ... 5 115 ... 72 19 ... 91 351 ... 54 114 ... 6 392 ... 8 120 ... 43 123 ... 29 240 ... 2S 390 ... 89 228 ... 15 128 ... 64 334 ... 69 377 ... 80 246 ... 40 243 ... 52 108 ... 23 220 ... 76 32 ... 25 163 ... 95 201 ... 11 45 ... 49 274 ... 33 310 ... 86 154 ... 44 365 ... 62 254 ... 85 156 ... 13 112 ... 38 175 ... 22 4 ... 71 396 ... 73 28 ... 78 384 ... 20 279 ... 79 374 ... 27 363 ... 37 376 ... 68 379 ... 77 330 ... 99 85 ... 50 204 ... 34 78 ... 32 92 ... 75 282 ... 81 294 ... 90 233 ... 36 27 ... 16 272 ... 48 179 ... 88 277 ... 7 221 ... 55 8 ... 53 241 ... 2 80 ... 35 259 ... 67 226 ... 1 161 ... 66 158 ... 46 327 ... 98 2 ... 4 126 ... 26 355 ... 94 180 ... 3 71 ... 47 195 ... 87 189 .., 93 169 ... 100 M. CREWDSON, "^ J. A. HAKLEY, I GEO. M'DONALD, {> Committee. JNO. MOUTRAY, | : THOS. HARLEY, j 44 .V ■ ..;..■:.; NOTICE. .■ . ~ I Have this day given , LANSLEY. AND. CO., Daily Times, notice if they do not withdraw Two Notioes respecting me, and publish a Contradiction, they will hear from my Solicitor. ....K.i Nelson, December 31,1375.

LADIES' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL KENT HOUSE, NELSON, CONDUCTED BY MRS. R. CABTOSSO ALLEN. qPHE SECOND TEEM will commence -B- on the Ist day in FEBRUARY, 1876. Arrangements have been mado forthe reception of a limited number of boarders. Terms on application. Kefarences given and required. 2100' YOLUNTEKR EJSTG-AuE;MENTS FOR THE WEEK. SATURDAY — Normanby Httssab Voltjnteees, drill at 3 p.m., at Wakefield. J. T. MARSHALL Captain, 22 Commanding Distriot. rfHE following are the WINJNING X NUMBERS in Mr. HUNTER'S AET UNION :-> No. Prize. No. Prize. No. Prize. 329 ... 27 90 ... 52 588 ... 43 98 ... 16 69 ... 39 338 ... 53 44 ... 78 460 ... 41 533 ... 77 121 ... 51 516 ... 50 47 ... 42 349 ... 8 416 ... 35 546 ... 56 531 ... 55 514 ... 44 490 ... 57 226 ... 85 413 ... 19 390 ... 4 164 ... 60 386 ... 70 382 ... 38 70 ... 86 361 ... 61 139 ... 40 49 ... 14 326 ... 2 239 ... 49 sfi3 ... 59 444 ... 26 125 ... 72 271 ... 49 248 ... 36 134 ... 71 483 ... 20 152 ... 82 340 ... 84 573 ... 28 59 ... 10 456 ... 76 244 ... 69 391 ... 73 463 ... 15 219 ... 74 334 ... 80 402 ... 37 9 ... 12 320 ... 54 38 ... 22 154 ... 5 345 ... 21 283 ... 65 62 ... 29 374 ... 68 255 ~. 6 19 ... 83 314 ... 67 298 ... 47 364 ... 24 317 ... 63 109 ... 33 86 ... 45 568 ... 75 20 ... 18 12 ... 1 469 ... 31 140 ... 34 24 ... 81 585 ... 7 524 ... 3 464 ... 79 333 ..\ 23 360 ... 25 454 ... 32 549 ... 64 217 ... 46 478 ... 13 151 ... 11 40 ... 58 203 ... 17 246 ... 62 205 ... 30 581 ... 48 486 ... 66 H. A. LEVESTAM, Chairman. GEORGE THOMPSON/) G. W. NEALE, | GEO. BLACKETT, }■ Committee. EDWARD ADAMS, | W. HIGGTNS, J_ 17 HARDY.STREET LIVERY STABLES. nhHEfcbove BUSINESS will be CAEKIED JL ON as usual for the BENEFIT of the FAMILY of the late THOMAS NEWTON. Nelaon, January, 1876. 32 NOTICE. A LLPEESONS having CLAIMS against LjL. the Estate of the late THOMAS NEWTON, are requested to SEND them IN to the Undersigned not later than the 31st JANUARY instant. W. C. HODGSON,") -, WM. FLETCHER, j &™<™™"- Nelson, Jan. 4, 1876. ' 31 FOR SALE. np'6 AEEIVE about the end of February 1- a few ROMNEY MARSE RAMS, bred by A. Braithwaite, the Hutt, Wellington. For particulars apply to C. HARLING, 35 Trafalgar-street. SENDEES accepted hy the MOTTJEKA JL HIGHWAY BOARD,' January 4, 1876. Ricbnrd Fry —Swamp Road, Biwaka—JNo. I,lßs per chain ; No. 2, £J per chain Brougham Brothors. —Road between Herriek'a and Waiwero—No. 1, £15 ; No. 2, £12 J. Canton and R. Llojd.—Forming Road, Ngatimoti —12s per chain E. Brougham and Co. — Gravelling, Lower Moutere—No. 1, £2 5s per chain; No. 2, £1 per chain W. Ducker.—Taking off bend on Hills, Upper Moutere, £11. HENRY ALEX. TARRANT, 36 Secretary to Bonrd. VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. NOTICE. ME. J. W. WIGZtfLL i 8 duly authorised to RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS on behalf of the Brigade. E. SMALLBONE, Secretary. January 5, 1876. 30 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF COLLINGWOuD. Q.ENTLEMEN. — I have to THANK vJfl YOU for the honor you have done me in acain ELECTING ME to Represent you in the New Zealand Parliament, and I trust by my conduct to satisfy you that I am worthy the confidence you have i placed in me. . , lam, Gentlemen, : Yours faithfully, . : .....:. . WM. GIBBS. Totaranui, Ist January, 1876. 28 W1 ANTED, THREE first-clasß BEICK- ■ KLAYE RS. Highest Wages given. Apply to CHAELSStBLEOHEB, Gasworks, Nelson. 13