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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 167, 17 July 1868, Page 3

NOTICE. AFTER this date POISON will be laid on my Land in Tasman-street. R. B. SCOTT. Nelson, July 15, 1868. 1496 NOTICE. THE public of Nelson are hereby cautioned against Purchasing a Patent Siccama FLUTE from Mrs Cordial, as the same is my property. JOHN CORDIAL. July 16, 1868. 1506 EVENING'S MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. THE HARP OF ERIN. THE COMMITTEE of the NELSON INSTITUTE beg to announce that they have, with much pleasure, accepted the kind ofter of Mr CHARLES RUSSELL, who will deliver a LECIURE on IRISH MINSTRELSY, Illustrated with National and Characteristic Songs, In aid of the funds of the Institute, atthe PROVINCIAL HALL, Oa WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, July 22nd. Commencing at 8 o'clock; doors open at 7.30. Tickets, Half-a-Crown each, may be had of the Librarian, at the Institufe, and at Mr Stanton's. 1507 PHRENOLOGY. JH. COOK, PROFESSOR of PHRENO- • LOGY, ELECTRO-BIOLOGY, MESMERISM, &c, will give a LECTURE on PHRENOLOGY, at the Temperance Hall, Bridge-street, on THURSDAY, July 23, for the BENEFIT of the BAND of HOPE. By the kind permission of the Phrenological Society, he will exhibit the Casts of the Maungatapu Murderers, Burgess, Levy, Sullivan, and Kelly. Admission, ls. Doors open at half-past 7, commence at 8 o'clock. N.B. — Character will be publicly delineated.[lso3 PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY. THE July MEETING wid be held on MONDAY next, the 20th instant, at the Temperance Hall at 6 p m. Stewards: — Messrs Stringer, Thornton, and Younger. The money will be sold at half past>B p.m. punctually. Byibrder, WM. ROUT, 1500 Secretary. TO be SOLD, at Motueka, a Large and Commodious Substantially-built FAMILY RESIDENCE, 30 feet by 40, upon stone and brick foundation, lined and ceiled throughout, consisting of seven rooms downstairs: — Diningroom, Drawing-room (22 by 16), Entrance Hafi, Kitchen, Bath-room, Back Kitchen, Store, Dairy; seven bed-rooms upstairs, and Attics; with a good Garden attached, well stocked with fruit trees aud shrubs. The situation commands a fine view of the sea, and has an inexhaustible supply of excellent water. Fourteen acres of land, or more, can be purchased with the house. The garden contains an acre and a half, more or less. For further particulars, apply to W. C. HODGSON, 1499 Trafalgar-street, Nelson. JM. MERRINGTON having DISPOSED of • his business to Mr W. Milner, and, being about to leave Nelson, begs to return bis thanks to the public for the very large share of patronage awarded to him; and hopes that they will honor his successor with a continuance of their favors. J. M. MERRINGTON, 1335 Bridge-street, Nelson. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. W MILNER has much pleasure in notifying • to the public of Nelson that he is REMOVING into BRIDGE-STREET, to the premises of J. M. Merrington & Co. W. M. has labored under great disadvantages this season, from the unfortunate circumstance of his former premises having been destroyed, and his inability to procure a shop sufficiently large to enable him to open out or display the very large and carefully selected shipments of goods which he has received. W. M. has been enabled to obviate this difficulty by purchasing Mr J. M. Merrington's business in Bridge-street (who is leaving Nelson), where the advertiser will have ample space to DISPLAY his NEW GOODS, to which place they will be removed at once. The premises in Trafalgar-street will be closed and the business carried on in Bridgestreet from this date, Thursday, June 25th, where he hopes to merit the continuance of past favors from his own customers, and to secure the patronajge of those of J. M. Merrington & Co. Note — W. MILNER, Bridge Street, Late J. M. Merrington & Co. 1336 WANGANUI COAL. JUST RECEIVED, a Cargo of West Wanganui COAL. W. LLOYD, 1487 Near the Postoffice.