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to the sufferers by the. lajte ; fire./; .. , ;;; ".: THE Committee appointed to collect Subscriptions, for the 'RELIEF of those Persons who haye been REDUCED to necessitous circumstances lay the. late FIRE, request such persons, or their friends, to SEND without delay PARTICULARS- of their cases for investigation by the Committee. By order of the Committee, JOHN, DAVIS, Hon. Sec. Nelson,. August 8. 877 NELSON VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. . ALL PERSONS wishing to become MEMBERS, either acting or honorary, of the NELSON VOLUNTEER EIRE BRIGADE, are requested to forward their names to the undersigned, on or before August 22, 1866. T. R. FISHER, 910 Hon. Sec. PUBLIC NOTICE. THE public are informed that the DUN MOUNTAIN BUS will be LAID UP for REPAIRS for Three Days from this date, after. which it will run as usual. C. &. J. T. BRAY. Nelson, August 16, 1866. 91 -VrOTICE.— W. DAVIS, PHOTOGRAPHER and JL\ COLORIST, Hardy-street, respectfully informs the public of Nelson and vicinity that it is his - intention to form a PORTRAIT CLUB, to consist of 100 members. The above club will enable each member to obtain, one of W. Davis's well-known large sized COLORED PORTRAITS, at the cost of JEI 155., the price hitherto being Three Guineas. W. Davis having- acquired additional experieace during his late visit to England, feels assured 'that he will give complete satisfaction to the members of the club, by the production of a really good photograph, carefully colored, and at a price unequalled in New Zealand. Cartes de Visite taken daily, clear, and well defined. Photographic Miniatures. for Lockets, Brooches, Cases, &c, &c., colored in a superior manner from' 10s. 6d. to 21s. W. D. begs to state that he will be leaving for a short time for Wellington and Auckland soon after the Club Portraits are finished. Parties desirous of entering their names are requested to call at W. Davis's Portrait Gallery, Hardy-street, Nelson / 872" MAUNGATAPU MURDERS. NOW READY. On Sale, NEW PORTRAITS of Burgess, Kelly, Levy, and Sullivan, a large Lithographic Sheet, and a first-rate acquisition to put in a frame. Drawn and Published by 858 THEO. MABILLE. BOARD and RESIDENCE for Single Gentlemen, at Mrs.. BROOKER'S, opposite Firth & Co.'s Store, Collingwood-street. 905 EX DREADNOUGHT. 3 CASES SHEFFIELD GOODS, viz.— Hand, Pannel, Ripping, Compass, and Tenon Saws Cross-cut Saws, 4£ to 6§ feet Pit Saws, 7 to 7"_ feet. Smiths', Mill Saws., and Cabinet Files Ivory handled Table Cutlery Electro-plated Forks and Spoons Scissors, assorted — Including Nail, Button-hole, Drapers', and Pruning Pen, Pocket, Budding, and Sportsman's Knives, iu great variety. W. C. WI LKIN S, IRONMONGER, Hardy-street, . Nelson. 909 YEARLY VOLUMES for 1865, of— The Sunday at Home Leisure Hour Early Days Good Words British Workman Band of Hope Review Christian Miscellany On Sale by R. LUCAS & SON. WAYSIDE TRACTS and the Little Library, at R. LUCAS & SON'S. ......' MUSIC PAPER on Sale. R. LUCAS & SON, Bridge-street.'' TISSUE PAPER on Sale, at "R. LUCAS & SON'S, Bridge-street. SPLENDID ENGRAVINGS on Sale, at LUCAS & SON'S, Bridge-street. . . Tl/rUSIC PORTFOLIOS,' at R. LUCAS & SON'S JJuL- Bridge-street. ; ' ..... CONFECTIONERS' PAPER BAGS, 1,2,3%, and 61b., on SALE at R. LUCAS & SON'S.