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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 178, 30 July 1868, Page 3

SUBSCRIPTIONS in aid of the WIDOW and CHILDREN of the late Rev. A. RUSSELL, of Blenheim. — Those who have not been waited upon, but who are desirous of contributing to the above object, will have an opportunity of doing so by calling at Messrs. BLACK, CAMPBELL, & BLACK'S, where a Subscription List now lies. By order of the Committee of Management, Presbyterian Church. 1517 TBIHE undersigned begs to inform the Mercantile JL Community ot Nelson and the Public generally, that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS as AUCTIONEER, in those spacious premises formerly occupied by Mr J. H. Levien, and trusts, by strict attention to business, to merit a share of public patronage. 1605 JOHN R. MABIN. WWAILES wishes to intorm the inhabi- • tants of Nelson and vicinity that he haa COMMENCED BUSINESS as CLOTHIER and OUTFITTER, in those premises adjoining Lightband and Jackson's, and hopes by keeping a well-assorted Stock, and selling at prices to suit the times, to merit a share of patronage. W. WA I L E S, Trafalgar-street. 1595 FOR SALE, VALUABLE TOWN ACRE, No. 476. TOWN ACRE, No. 476, on the Plan of the City of Nelson, in front of the Residence of John Sharp, Esq., commanding the best VILLA SITES in Nelson, having a DOUBLE FRONTAGE to Trafalgar and Shelbourne streets. The above-mentioned property is within a few minutes' walk of Bridge and Trafalgar streets. For terms and further particulars, apply to D. MOORE, 1515 Auctioneer. To Parties seeking a Good Investment. | VALUABLE Freehold PROPERTY at Blenheim, Marlboro. FOR peremptory Sale— the ROYAL HOTEL, in this rising capital, together with Land, Stables, Outhouses, &c. The house is replete with every convenience, has billiard, commercial, coffee, private, wine, ball, withdrawing, bed, and dining rooms, replete with every convenience, all furnished in the most durable, costly, and tasteful manner. The Hotel is the resort of the leading mercantile and professional gentlemen of the city and neighbourhood; has been honored by the occasional occupancy of Sir George Grey, and other noblemen and gentlemen. A more valuable and beneficial mode of investing time and capital lt wouid be difficult to conceive. Apply to Mr JOHN JAMES, Broker, Bridgeetreet, Nelson. 1580 Sales by Auction. SATURDAY, AUGUST 1. BANKRUPT STOCK. In the Estate of William Wallace, by order of the Provisional Trustee. MR D. MOORE ia instructed to Sell by Auction, at his Warehouse, Traialgarstreet, on Saturday next, at 11 o'clock, The following GOODS— 54 Concertinas Organee and Stand A iarge assortment of Ladies' Fancy Brooches, in lots to suit purchasers Earrings, Bracelets, Gentlemen's Studs Sleeve -links, Ladies' Gold Rings White-handled Knives and Forks Bl&ck-handled Knives and Forks Corkscrews, Teatrays, Purses I Table-bells, Hairbrushes, Portmonnaies Sec &c. Sec Witliout any reserve.; July 27. lo&O — ii ' . ' "'■ . * Wanted. TO JOURNEYMEN BAKERS. WANTED, a good and steady HAND. E. LLOYD, Baker, 1608 Nile-Btreet. WANTED, a good journeyman TINSMITH, by a party in Westport. Apply to JAS. BENTLEY & Co., Bridge-street, Nelson. 1497 WANTED, Two or more BOARDERS. Apply at the office of this paper. 1409 WANTED, Two Young LADIES, for Westport, as Barmaids, Sec Apply at the office of this paper. 1600 WANTED immediately, a NURSEMAID. Apply to Mra H. DAVIS, Waimearoad. i . 1537 WANTED, a good General SERVANT. Apply to Mra CHARLES COTTERELL. 1569 WANTED, a Farm LABORER. Apply at Mr HEFFER'S Store, the Wood. 1587 WANTED, an Out-door APPRENTICE. PEAT and THORN ION, Saddlers, Bridge-street. ' 154» WANTED, a BOY who can milk. Apply to E. NEWLAND, Grove-street. 1533