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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 309, 31 December 1867, Page 3

NOTICE. \TOnCE is hereby given that the CHURCH- ■ «Ll . WARDENS will ATTEND in the Vestry of Christ Church,, on FRIDAY, the 3rd day of January next, for an hour, from 12 o'clock, noon, and again at the Bi hop's School-room, on the same day, between the hours of 7 and 9 in the evening, to COLLECT the SEAT RENTS for the ensuing half-year. The Churchwardens would he glad if persons desirous of giving up or taking Sittings in the Church will apply to the Churchwardens on that day. Seatholders are particularly requested to attend and pay Pew Rents. W. B. SEALY, ROBERT LEE, Churchwardens of Christ Church. Nelson, December 30, 1867. 4043 ART UNION OF LONDON. .FTIfIE Subscription List of 1868 will CLOSE on A the sth January, for Transmission per Panama Mail. W. M. STANTON, 4045 ' Hon. Sec. , ART UNION ENGRAVINGS, A FEW on SALE. Also, elegant Books of Engravings for the drawing-room table, or for presentation. 4046 W. M. STANTON. PIANOFORTE TUNING, REPAIRING, &c. GEO. LEGG, (From London and Paris,) BEGS respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Nelson that he will remain in the province for a short time only, on his annual professional tour. A thorough practical knowledge of the manufacture of Pianofortes and Harmoniums, enables him confidently to put forth superior advantages in tuning and repairing the above instruments. Orders sent immediately to Mr STANTON'S Music Warehouse, Nelson, punctually attended to. Auckland, Napier, and Wellington references. Manufactory, 40, Robert-street, Hampsteadroad, London. 4042 GREAT SALE of SADDLERY, HARNESS, &c. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. IMMENSE REDUCTION AND SACRIFICE OF STOCK. MESSRS PEAT & THORNTON beg respectfully to inform the public of Nelson and Marlborough of the fact that, owing to the very large Stock they have at present on hand, and' having just received, per Caesarea, a large increase to the present stock; having made further arrangements for exceedingly large shipments, to arrive by following vessels; and owing to the great danger they are exposed to by fire, it compels them to reduce two-thirds of their present STOCK AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE, Having Six Thousand Pounds' worth at present on hand, they are therefore compelled TO SELL OFF FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS' WORTH AT AN ENORMOUS REDUCTION. The Goods having been purchased for Cash direct from (they can confidently say) the best Manufactories, they are enabled to mark them at such prices as have never before been heard of in the colonies; and as the Goods MUST BE SOLD they feel confident that the following List will convince- the public that it is necessity that compels them to clear at such a sacrifice. AN IMMENSE STOCK OF LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S SADDLES. £ s. d. Gentlemen's Saddles, complete, from... 2 7 6 „ all-over hogskin ... 3 17 6 „ best Australian .. 4 10 0 Ladies Saddles, complete, from ... 3 17 6 „ quilted safes 4 11 0 „ with Leaping-heads ... 6 13 6 Child's Peich, for Boy and Girl ... 2 15 0 BRIDLES. An immense assortment of Bridles, commencing at 0 5 0 Ladies' Round Snaffles, from, ... ... 0 12 6 Martingales 0 5 6 Hunting Breastplate and Martingale... 0 12 6 Felt SADDLE-CLOTHS 0 6 6 HEAD COLLARS, from 0 6 6 Good PLATED SPURS, per pair, from 0 3 6 „ Strong BRASS GIG HARNESS, complete, per set, from ... 6 0 0 „ Strong PLATED BUGGYHARNESS" ... 6 10 0 „ Strong PLATED GIG HARNESS 7 0 0 Best Strong CART HARNESS ... 5 0 0 PACK-SADDLES for Horsea and Bullocks, at the lowest possible prices, always on hand. . HUNTING-WHIPS of all kinds. CART All Goods sold for CASH, and marked in plain ;-■•■.:; ; ; figures. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. A liberal Allpwance made to Dealers. Bridge»etreet, Nelson. ,9^20