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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 273, 18 November 1867, Page 1

Pubiic Notices. UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. TN consequence of the Fire last night, the BUSINESS of the BANK will, Until Further Notice, be CONDUCTED in the FRONT ROOM of the PRIVATE PART of the BAJNK BUILDINGS. ENTRANCE BY THE GARDEN GATE. P. M'TAVISH, Manager. Nelson, November 8, 1867. 3G36 I. JOHNS, PASTRYCOOK, &c., BEGS to announce to his customers and the public generally, that he will CARRY ON BUSINESS as usual, in part of Mr HUBBARD'S SHOP, Trafalgar-street, OPPOSITE his Late Premises, until the new building is erected. All necessary arrangements for supplying his customers as usual are completed. All Orders punctually attended to. * I. JOHNS, TRAFALGAR-STREET, Nelson, November 11, 1867. 3682 TAMES C. PHILLIPS begs to sincerely Thank tJ his kind friends and strangers generally for so strenuously endeavoring to save his stock from total destruction at the late calamitous Fire. The BUSINESS will, for the present, be CARRIED ON at Mr CLEMENTS' STORE, next door to Mr Webster's, Trafalgar-street. 3674 NOTICE. EENTOUL BROTHERS beg to inform their friends and customers, that they hope to RESUME BUSINESS in a few days, in those PREMISES in TRAFALGAR-STREET, formerly occupied by Messrs Lightband Sc Jackson. November 11. 3684 THE BUSINESS of the undersigned will be RECOMMENCED in a few days in that building just opposite their own premises, and known as the Criterion Hotel, and will be continued there until the warehouse is rebuilt. BLACK, CAMPBELL, Sc BLACK. Nelson, 12th Nov. 1867. 3570 PANAMA HOUSE. SG. GRAESER begs to return his best • thanks for the liberal share of public support, extended to his establishment since its opening, and to state that having greatly enlarged Panama House, he opened, onthe llth inst., a Daily PUBLIC ORDINARY, at 1 o'clock. Private Dinners and Suppers furnished at the shortest notice. Nelson, November 12, 1867. 3669 ONE or Two Gentlemen can be accommodated with a BEDROOM and SITTINGROOM, with Board and Atten dance, at Mrs LAMBERT'S, Waimea-road. 3516 THE OTAGO DINING ROOMS REMOVED to Mitre Hotel, Upper Bridge-st. HENRY PHILLIPS hopes for a continual, ie of support. Usual charges. -704 CHEAP SUMMER DRAPERY, MEN'S CLOTHING, &c. HE. COULTER is now offering to the • public a large and choice assortment of Summer Goods, at exceedingly loav prices. French de Lames. from 9£d. Horrocks's Longcloth, B£d. Stout Brown Hollands, Is., worth ls. 6d. Grey Calicoes, yard wide, 7-fd. Crinolines, 7s. 6d. Muslin Curtains, 3 yards long, 10s. 6d. per pair. Men's Mole Trousers, double crown, 10s. 6d. Men's Black Cloth Coats, 275. 6d. Men's Doe Trousers, 18s. 6d., worth 255. Crimean and White Shirts, Collars, Neckties, Hats, Flannel Undershirts, Sheetings, Flannels, Glasscloth, Huckaback, Felt Squares, China Matting, Counterpanes, Blankets, and a very select assortment of DRESS MATERIALS for ladies' and children's wear. GROCERIES. An excellent supply of TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEES, Sec, just received. Persons requiring a really good article cheap, will find it to their advantage to patronise this establishment. A constant supply of Fresh Butter, Cheese, BacoD, and Eggs always on hand. H. R. COULTER, DRAPER AND GROCER, Bridge-street, Nelson. Next door to P«at & Thornton's. 3734