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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 78, 2 April 1868, Page 3

I I I — ■— i I Hi ■■ I I — M— »— — — —— MM— MCf — BISHOP'S SCHOOL, nelson! TIHE NEW QUARTER commenced on WEDNESDAY, April Ist. Quarterly fee, £2. Admission fee, £1. ROBERT LEE, 637 Head Master. MR RAWSON, Dentist, intends LEAVING NELSON iv about a Fortnight. March 26. 631 NELSON RACES. TURF HOTEL, STOKE. H. J. L. AUGARDE, Proprietor. T>OAIID and RESIDENCE, 255. per week. A Seven-stall Stable to be Let, with or without fodder. During the Race Days, Standing Room for 300 Horses to be Let. 625 NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRAPERY at %Y. "X X*<cX WILSON & RICHARDSON respectfully announce that the whole of their shipmeut ex R. T. Turnbull has been purchased for cash, from the ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS DIRECT; aud that solely owing to the extraordinary dullness of trade iv the Manufacturing Districts of Great Britain, in combination with being Ready Money Purchasers, they are enabled this season to SELL GOODS at LONDON PRICES, and iv proof of this they guarantee every articlo to be x^x XxsX X c a\ X XX K. \J than anything shown in the trade last winter. The shipments now to hand consist of — HATS and BONNETS, trimmed and untrimmed, in every New Shape, froni as. 6d. An unusually Large Stock of HAT and BONNET TRIMMINGS. Tne Nesvest Patterns in Fancy DRESS Fabrics. STRIPED CAMLETS, 9_d. yard, worth Is. 4d. Real Scotch PLAIDS, 3s. 9d., yard and half wide Plain WINCEYS, from 6jd. : Fancy do., „ S£d. HORROCKSES LONGCLOTH, 36 -inch, 7d. per yard Real Welsh FLANNEL, from Is. ljd. per yard CRINOLINES, New Shapes, in Wincey and Camlet, 7s. Gd. HOSIE Li V, in Plain and Fancy GLO YES and Underclothing, &c. Xx X X X </-_k\ xxpX X uxX X^X X^XX X X X X •* BRIDGE- STREET, NELSON. PATTERNS FREE BY POST. 552 CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1866. I HEREBY give notice that, on ana after the 30th March, the Provisions of the Cattle Trespass Act, 1866, will be ENFORCED on my land, situated on the Grampian Hills, Waimeastreet, Nelson, and that it is my intention to CLAIM DAMAGES for Cattle Trespassing on the said land, whether fenced or unenclosed. 642 CHARLES PETTIT.