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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 6, 10 March 1866, Page 3

! mO the ELECTORS under the NELSON TRUST X FUNDS ACT.. ; : •;. , r - Gentlemex,— At the request of several electors, I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for the office of Governor of the Nelson College. ':''.'. I am, Your obedient servant, JOHN SHARP. Nelson, March 2, 1866. " . '.'. >! ' 18 TO the ELECTORS under the NELSON TRUST FUNDS ACT. - . ; - , "" Gehttlembn, — I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for one of the vacancies in the Board of Governors- of Nelson College. . '. ' ■'. I am, Your obedient servant, F. W. IRVINE, M.D., Edin. Nelson, March 8, 1866. 88 NOTICE. REMOVAL OF BUSINESS. mHE BUSINESS of the undersigned will, on and JL after THIS DAY (Monday, March 5), be carried on in the PREMISES lately occupied by Mr. A. W. Scaife, Bridge-street. j THOMAS R. FISHER. Nelson, March 2, 1866. ' 27 ALTERATION OF PREMISES. pREAT CLEARING SALE OF CLOTHING, VJT For One Month only. Note the Address — T. CORBETT, corner of Bridge and Trafalgar-streets, Nelson. 46 THE MITRE HOTEL, Bridge-street, Nelson. nnHE above Hotel is now undergoing extensive imX provements, and the undersigned begs to assure the public tliat no expense will be spared in rendering it second to none in Nelson. S. OWENS, 33 Proprietor. ON SALE— True Californian Prairie Grass Seed, 2s. per lb. ; also Nelson Rye Grass and Cocksfoot.— WlLLlAM HALE, Tory and Hardy-st. 23 ON SALE. — Launceston Jams, assorted, 9£d. per lb. EDWIN GOUGH, Oxford Billiard Room. ,81 /"GARDEN, Dairy, and Agricultural PRODUCE \T bought for cash. 6S JOHN BROOK, Bridge-street, Nelson. A LARGE Assortment of English -made FURNITURE on sale at the Stores of H. DAVIS, Bridge-street. 80 Also an Harmonium, in rosewood case. ~P~OUSE COAL always on hand, and may be had §~1 at the Wharf, ' or delivered, at the lowest market prices. R. GIBBONS, 26 Government Wharf. TO LET, a SHOP and HOUSE in the best part o Bridge-street,— Apply to ISAAC HARDY, Collingwood-street. 41' SEVERAL Cottages to LET. Apply to Mr. ROUT, Hardy-streej. 92 FOR HIRE. LADIES & GENTLEMEN'S SADDLE HORSES Also, a HOESE and TRAP. Apply to THOMAS ASKEW, Bridge Street, 74 XTPHOLSTERING. — Upholstering in all its U branches at the Upholstering and Furnishing Rooms, opposite the Bank Hotel, Hardy-st. 55 LABOR MART, BRIDGE-STREET. T" ADIES and gentlemen residing in town will find § 1 it to their advantage to apply at the Labor Mart for servants. "-Persons in the country requiring labor will be immediately attended to on sending a communication to the Labor Mart, Bridge-street, Nelson. 29 WANTED, immediately, Female Servants. Apply to Mrs. FLOOD, Labor Mart, Bridgestreet. 2 & WANTED, Situations, by steady Farm Laborers. Apply to Mrs. FLOOD, Bridge-st. 9 WANTED, an APPRENTICE. Apply at the Office of this Paper. TO BAKERS. WANTED, a FOREMAN". No Muffs need apply . H. BLACK, Baker, Bridge-street. 72 mAILORS.— A Good Hand wanted ; best wages JL given. • , Persons taught Wheeler and Wilson's and Singer s Sewing Machines. C. FLOOD, Tailor and Habitranker, Bridge-street. ' -85