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Colonist, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11678, 13 July 1906, Page 2

Hockey.— A hockey match will be piayed to-morrow afternoon, at Stoke, between the Kia Ora (Richmond) and Tui (Stoke), Clubs. The following will represent the Tui Club: — Goalkeeper, C. Knock: threequarters, I. Sheldon and L. Bell ; i halves, E. Sheldon, M. Best, and A. [ Bowden; forwards, A. SheldoD. A. Bowden, T. Douglas (captain), K. Condell, and E. jjow. Emergencies: , goalkeeper, E. Low; three-quarter, A. Giblin : half, I. Heath. Miscellaneous Entertainment. —The second miscellaneous entertainment in connection with tho Parish of Chriat Church will be held in the , Diocesan Library on Monday next. t Particulars are given by advertisement in this issue. Flower Show. — A. notification appears in this isue in regard to the [ Sale of Work and Flower Show, to 1 be held in the Druids Hall in September in connection with the Presbyterian Church. Schedules for the Flower Show are obtainable from ladies as advertised. Concession to Defence Kifle Clubs. —Lieutenant-Colonel Wolfe, 0.C.D., has received the following from tbe t Defence Office:— "The Minister for Defence has approved the issue of - free railway passes to members of Defence Rifle . Clubs to take part in such rifle meetings and competitions (up to within a hundred miles) as \ the Officer Commanding the District ! may approve, the same as for VolunI teers, and regulation 534 will be j amended accordingly. " ■j Nelson College Old Boys' Associaj tio#, — Tb/e looal Secretary of the | i College Old Boys' Association has I been advised by wire of the estabj lishment at Napier of a Hawke's Bay | branch of the Association. The new i sub-Association was inaugurated at ; a social reunion held at the Masonic I Hotel on Wednesday evening, 11th July, when the proceedings were very enthusiastic. Mr G. A. Broad, the ! Napier representative of the Old Boys' Association was elected Secretary. The roll of membership comprises some influential names among the station-holders of the province. The parent Association has now active off-shoots ia Canterbury, Marlboiough, Wellington, Hawke's Bay and Auckland. A Taranaki branch will be formed in September, and other provincial sub-Associations are mooted. The Old Boys resident in the United Kingdom notify the local Association through their Home representative (Mr A. G. Hamilton), Edinburgh University, and Dr. R. G. Adams, London), that a reunion cf Old Boys will probably be held in London in August. In another column Messrs nancock and Co. notify that' Mr J. Shields has been appointed Nelson agent for their Imperial Bottled Ale. This ale secured a first prize at the St. Louis Exposition, and has come so much into favor that the Company has recently been considerably extended to cope with increased business, £130,000 of additional capital being taken in, and this was subscribed immediately on issue. Mb Gbienwood, dentist, New surgery, oppoiste M, M. Webster, Trafalgar-street. Motu'eka, July 11, 11, 13; Oollingwood^ August 15, 16. |We have our winter stock to hand, new suitings,latesc in ladies' materials, and a line of shower proof overcoats from jBI ss. Harford and Daly, High Class tailors, Tyree's Buildings, over Huffam's, Trafalgar Sreet State Coal Depot. — Though a State coal depot will shortly be opened in Nelson, we are asked to state that there is no foundation for the rumor that the Government will establish a Furniture Emporium, as Mr Lock is supplying up-to-date Fur niture and Furnishings ai such low prices and on easy terms that' competition is practically defied. Lock holds very ge stocks of every class of goods, including Crockery, Carpets, Bugs, Curtains, Gocarts, Prams Baby Jumpers, etc; and is sole agent for the Miner and Zealandia Ranges; the wonderful Atlas Sewing Machines, and the "Easibak" Linoleum Restorer, Go to Lock's for best choice and value. Thh Tempbbaturb.— At tiree .'eloefe this morning tbe thermometer] <otside this office registered 47 degrees. Messrs W. Rout and Sons report having sold a cottage and land in Tasman street from Mrs George Hogg to Mrs Robert Mackay. Mr W. Look will sell on Tuesday next, without reserve, at Milton street, the piano, furniture, and household effects belonging to the estate of the late Misa Srjencer. <