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Lyell Times and Central Buller Gazette, Volume VI, Issue 275, 29 May 1886, Page 3

Nelson Advertisements. HENRY BUDDEN & CO., (£S*EED GROWERS, SEED MERCHANTS, and NURSERYMEN. NELSON SEEDS. BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. PEOPLE'S MART,— [Established 1866.] riLLTAM PATTERSON, FAMILY GROCER, COBNEB WAIMEA AND HABDY STBEETS, NELSON. 10.1 Department.-—Groceries, Drapery, and General Merchandise, tfe. 2 Department.—Boot Factory and Warehouse; all kinds of English and Colonial Boots and Shoes in stock. Boots made to order. To. 8 Department.—Butchery. Families supplied iu each of the above departments that cannot be surpassed by legitimate trade. Monthly customers liberally dealt with. Cash customers will receive such value for their money that must give every satisfaction. Tea, very good quality, from 1/6 per lb. Sugab (white), from 3£d per lb. „ (brown), at 3d. „ (crush loaf), at 4£d. Handles (sperm), from Bd. Janterbury Rolled Bacon. Nelson cured Hams and Bacon. We have in stock—Corrugated Iron, ack Fencing and Galvanised Barbed ..' Public Notijes.

NOTICE. IT is my intention to APPLY, at the next sitting of the Waste Lands Board, Nelson, for an OCCUPATION LICENSE over Section 94a, Square 170, 40 acres, Hampden. Also, 25 acres east of above, bounded partly by Essex and Chalgrave streets, partly by Buller River. HENRY HURFORD, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF WESTLAND, HOLDEN AT REEFTON. In the Matter of "The Mining Companies Act, 1872," and the several amendments thereof; and, In the Matter of " The Ballarat Quartz Mining Company, Limited," in Liquidation. Tuesday, the eighteenth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-six. UPON hearing Mr Jones, of counsel for James Inglis, the Liquidator herein, and upcn reading the affidavit of the said James Inglis, filed herein, this Court doth order that the said Liquidator be authorised to draw by cheques upon the funds of the estate deposited with the National Bank of New Zealand, Limited, at Reefton, for sums not exceeding in the aggregate one hundred and forty-one pounds eleven shillings and sixpence and one half-penny, to be applied by the said Liquidator in paying an ad interim DIVIDEND of TEN SHILLINGS in the POUND sterling to the persons being CREDITORS who have DULY PROVED their DEBTS. And the said DIVIDEND will be PAID at the office of the Liquidator, James Inglis, Cliff Street, Lyell, on and after MONDAY, 31st MAY, 1886. By Order of the Court, HENRY LUCAS, Clerk to Court.