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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 189, 12 August 1868, Page 3

LOST, BETWEEN Mr Sigiey's, Toi-toi Valley, and Mr Snow's Hardy-sti eet, a CARRIAGE CUSHION. Any person bringing the same to R. Burn Se Co.'s, will be rewarded. 1718 THEundersigned begs to inform the Mercantile Commuuity of 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. DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP SALE EXTRAORDINARY. J P. BLACK & SON beg to notify to the , PUBLIC that as soon as the affairs ofthe late firm of Black, Campbell, & Black shall have been adjusted, the business will be resumed under the style or firm of J. P. Black & Son, and tliat from the date of reopening until removal to their NEW PREMISES, the whole ofthe very extensive stoek which belonged to the late firm will be offered at greatly reduced prices. J. P. BLACK & SON desire to draw special attention to the fact that they intend RELINQUISHING the REA.DY-MADE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, and that therefore every article in that line will be offered at such prices as ought to ensure a speedy clearance. Terms. cash. Trafalgar-street, July 31, 186S. 1639 NOTICE. Clearing-out Sale of Groceries, China, Glass, Earthenware, Drapery, &c, &c, at an Immense Sacrifice. THOS. TURRELL begs respectfully to infonii the public, that he has PURCHASED Mr LANGFORD'S BUSINESS in Bridge- street, and will, for TEN DAYS ONLY, be SELLING OFF the Old Stock, in order to make room for NEW GOODS. T. T., in soliciting the patronage of the people of Nelson, begs to assure them that he will always study to supply those who may favor hira with their orders with the best articles, at the lowest possible prices. THOS. TURRELL, Bridge-street, Nelson. 1670 LDRON begs to inform the public that his • Conveyance will only RUN to WAIMEA WEST, till further notice, in consequence of the bad state of the Moutere road. 1609 C. WEBB, Boot JMaker, Removed from Collingwood-st. to Hardy-st. 1733 TO be SOLD cheap, at a bargain, a new and substantially, built HOUSE, containing six rooms, with outbuildings, and 12} Acres of LA.ND, fenced with a live fence; most healthily situated on the Wakapuaka Road, about five miles from Nelson. Apply to Mr GEORGE SMITH, on the premises, or to JOHN R. MABIN, 1735 Bridge-street. GOOD INVESTMENT. ~ FOR SALE, FREEHOLD PROPERTY in Marlborough, let on lease, to a good tenant, at £55 per annum. Will be sold a bargain, for cash. Inquire at the office of this paper, or of JMr Pitt, solicitor. August 7, 1868. IGBI SALMON. SALMON. JUST RECEIVED, a small consignment of Californian SALMON. Quality guaranteed — a treat to connoisseurs. . . JOIIN R. MABIN. : Nelson, August 6, 1868. 1678 To Let. TO LET, A WELL-FINISHED Four-roomed COTTAGE, with a large piece of garden ground attached. Apply to 1654 T. B. LOUISSON. TO LET, A GROCERY and PROVISION STORE in a rising neighborhood. Apply at the E vening Mail OflSce. 1716 HOUSE and SHOP to LET, in Collingwoodstreet, next Mr Tregea's.. For particula-s, apply to PEAT & THORNTON. 1644 TO LET, on a Building Lease, for a term of 14 or 21 years, a JFirst-class BUSINESS SITE. For particulars, apply to 8., office of this paper. . ' Q TO LET, a six-roomed HOUSE in Grovestreet. Good water and patent pump. Apply to T. WATTS, on the premises. 1719 TO LET, Furnished APARTMENTS, with or without Board. Mrs WHITE'S, Colling-wood-street, near Nile^street East. 1710 FURNISHED APARTMENTS at Mrs LAMBERT'S, Kent House, Waimea-j-oad. 149