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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 239, 11 December 1866, Page 1

* fTIHE N.Z.S.N. Company's Steamer •, iJfiL JL LADYBIRD will leave Nelson W^SHk. for TARANAKI, on WEDNESDAY, j ,^™^^^l2th instant. •^^^^^^^S' For freight or passage, apply to CURTIS BROTHERS, i Agents. Nelson, December 10. 1429 j mHE N.Z.S.N. Company's Steamer j, lit X AHUR IR I --^y^^^. will leave Nelson for the BULLER, on - fflmmEk- THURSDAY, the 13th December, •■^^^^^p? 5 landing passengers and cargo inside the driver, thereby avoiding the risk of discharging ■outside the bar in boats. . For freight or passage, apply to * i CURTIS BROTHERS, Agents. Nelson, December 10. 1430 NOTICE. THE New Zealand Steam Navigation Company (Limited) -will not for the future Recognise or Pay any ACCOUNTS, for Stores or Supplies to any of their Vessels, unless supplied on the WRITTEN ORDER of the undersigned. CURTIS BROTHERS, Agents. Nelson, sth December, 1866. 1399 NOTICE. THE DUN MOUNTAIN BUS having been repaired, will run as usual after this date, starting at 9 a.m., TO-MORROW. J. T. & C. BRAY. December 11, 1866. 1437 ~ NOTICE. THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between us, the undersigned WILLIAM BURNETT and WILLIAM MILES, as Stonecutters,' carrying on business in the City of Nelson, under the style or firm of " Burnett & Miles," is this dav DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All dEBTS due by and owing to the said firm will be respectively RECEIVED and PALD by the said William Burnett, who will in future carry on and conduct the said business as keretofore. WM. BURNETT. WILLIAM MILES. Signed by the said William Burnett and William Miles, in the presence of me, this Tenth day of December, 1866, Geo. Habper, Nelson. 1424 NOTICE. J. A. LANGFORD has, THIS DAY, DIS- • SOLVED all mutual arrangements with Mr. J. DE. CARLE. J. A. Langford therefore begs respectfully to in- j form his old and neAV customers, that he will henceforth continue to CAR.RY ON the Grocery and General BUSINESS in his oAvn name solely, and will ahvays study to supply those Avho favor him with their orders Avith the best articles at the lowest possible prices. J. A. L. returns thanks for their past encouragement, and trusts to merit a continued support. J. A. LANGFORD. December 1, 1866. 1371 GRANT & FLOWERDAY, BAKERS, &c, Bridge- street. . Two-pound LOAF, 3n. PICNIC BISCUITS, 9d. per lb. SHIP BISCUIT equally low. Shipping supplied. 4lb. LOAF, 6D. - 1391 CADELL & SCOTT, MAITAI BREWERY, Hardy-street Bridge. PUBLICANS and Private Families supplied with the best article. Orders received by Mr. W. M. Stanton, Trafalgarstreet, and Captain Heffer, the Wood. N.B.— Barm and Grains ahvays on hand .at the Brewery. 1400 JOHN CRAIK, Bridge- street, Nelson, WHOLESALE & RETAIL FRUITERER and GREENGROCER. POULTRY and VEGETABLES always on hand. . On Sale— 3o Dozen COCOA NUTS, ex Taranaki. . 1401 THE NEW TAEIFF ACT on Sale, at R. LUCAS & SON'S. ;