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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 244, 17 October 1867, Page 3

f|IHE Friends p&fi&^gKrs PHIPPS are reJL speetfuHy..i^^s«6 attend her Funeral, which will leave bgi&tate residence, Spring^ Grove, tKe Spring Qro^^Cemetery, TO-MUUROW Afternoon, *tsfrmi&'.' :. \t ' . . ■■•,?ss*" "J. RUTHRRFORIV • ' 3482 '^ „ Uadertaiaav PAKAWAU COAL MINE. mHE PAKAWAU COAL-MINING COMJL MITTEE iuvite TENDERS For Raising One Thousand Tons or upwards of Coal at Jf akayr&u, from a seam to be pointed out, at per ton. Also, for bringing down the Coal and putting it on board ship. Also, for bringing the same over to Nelson and landing it at a wharf. The Tenders may be for one or more separate items, or for the whole; and tenders must be sent in by SATURDAY, the 26th instant. Further particulars may be obtained irom the undersigned, on and after the ISth instant. F. W. IRVINE, 3388 Hon. Sec. PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY. fTIHE OCTOBER MKKTING wilt be held on A MONDAY NEXT, the 21st instant, at the Temperance Hall, Bridge-street, at 5 o'clock p.m. Stewards — Messrs. John Graham, I. M. Hill, and J. R. Hooper. The twelfth series of shares will commence on Monday next. Intending Subscribers can obtain any information they may require relative to the same, from the Secretary, a! his office, Hardystreet. W. ROUT. The value of the existiug shares in the Society, up to 30th September last, is as follows: — Ist or A Series - - 16 I 9 2nd B „ - 13 2 0 3rd C „ - 11 1 4 4th D „ - 9 S 6 sth E „ - - 716 0 6th F „ - 6 9 0 7th G „ ••540' Bth H „ - 4 I 0 i 9th I „ - 2IS 8 10th J „ - 118 3 11th K „ - - 018 9 [ October 17th 1867. 3463 I NELSON ARTIZANS' MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. EXHIBITION OF ART, MANUFACTURE AND INDUSTRY. AN EXHIBITION of the above description - will take place in Nelson, on or about the month of MARCH, IS6B, with the object of procuring a Library in connection with the Society. The public are respectfully invited to contribute as exhibitors towards the carrying out of this object. Rules may be seen and full particulars obtained on application to the Secretary, Bridgestreet, or any member of the Committee, on and after the 2 1st inst. JOHN GRAHAM, Hon. Sec. to Exhibition Committee. Nelson, October 14, 1867. 3461 NOTICE. r\ LUDWIG, WATCHMAKER, and JEWELLER, in returning bis thanks to the public for the very liberal support bestowed on him, begs to state that he has procured one of I the Best Hands in the Watch branch from MelI bourne, who arrived per Otago, and trusts that by ! his usual prompt attention, and superiority of work in all branches, to be able to please the most fastidious. * Chronometer, Repeater, Duplex, Lever, Horizontal, and Vertical Watches, English, French, and American Clocks, carefully cleaned and repaired. All kinds of Colonial JEWELLERY MADE TO ORDER. : Greenstone Cut and properly Mounted. | 3454 i ■■ ■ NOTICE. I THE undersigned, will NOT be answerable , for ANY DEBTS my Daughter FANNY , PRIMMER, may contract after this date. J. PRIMMEE. | Richmond, October 15, 1867. 3438 NOTICE. ALL Persons found Trespassing on tha property known as Erme Ridge, or Destroying the fence, trees,, or shrubs, or Damaging the house, after this date, will be PROSECUTED as the law directs. W. HALE, Tory and Hardy-street. September 17, T.P67. 3-2R4