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

NOTICE. TENDERS for the Erection of a Cottage for Mr Everett, will not be received after TO-DAY, Web e«day, August 12. 1708 NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS. POISON will be laid on my ground after this w date. THOS. PRATT, Sen. 1703 Van Dieman and Waimea streets. NOTICE. ALL FOWLS, &c, found Trespassing in my garden, after this date (August 10), •wiU be DESTROYED. WILLIAM SPENCER, 1715 Collingwood-street. Sales by Auction. TO-MORROW. THURSDAY, AUGUST 13. TO GROCERS, PUBLICANS, STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. TEA, WINES, SPIRITS, Ac, &c. MR NATHAN will Sell by Public Auction at the City Salerooms, Bridge-street, TO-MORROW, Thursday, 13th instant, at 12 o'clock sharp — 4 qr-csks Hunt's Four-diamond Port Wine 12 cases Champagne 2 qr-csks Cozens's Old Brown Sherry JOhlf-chestsfine Tea 3 cases Bucknon's 10's Tobacco 4 sets best Plated Tea and Coffee Services 20 sets best Japanned Tea Trays 6 doz American Chajrs 1 Spanish Mahogany Dining Table, fitted with patent screw and patent screwcarved legs, size 5 feet by 12 And sundry lots of Fancy Goods left from previous Bale. Terms liberal, declared at sale. 1736 SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, At Mr Potter's Stockyard, Trafalgar-st. MR D. MOORE is favored with instructions to Sell by Auction, on the above date, at Mr Potter's Stockyard— A Mob of DAIRY COWS (about 15 to 20), most of them near calving Also immediately after the above, 5 Superior Saddle and Harness HORSEB. Further particulars in a future advertisement. Terms at sale. 1729 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, At 11 o'clock. TO MERCHANTS, SHIPOWNERS, and Others interested in the West Coast, Wairau, or Patea Trade. MESSRS LOCKHART & CO. have received instructions from the Owner to Sell by Public Auction, at Scott's Wharf, on WEDNESDAY, August 19, at ll o'clock — That fast- sailing and faithfully -built ketch YOUNG AMERICA, only five months old, built at Westport of the most superior seasoned timber. Everything is new on board, and her inventory is quite complete. Her dimensions are— • 60 feet long 12 feet 3 inches beam 4. feet 3 inches depth. She carries the large cargo of 42 tons on about 3 feet water, and is one of the fastest vessels on this coast. Terms at sale. LOCKHART & CO., Auctioneers. Messrs Lockhart & Co. would beg to call the attention of those interested to this really valuable vessel, which can be inspected at Mr Richard Scott's Wharf, as an opportunity such as this to speculators seldom offers in Nelson. 1679 Wanted. WANTED, a good journeyman TINSMITH, by a party in Westport. Apply to JAS. BENTLEY & Co., Bridge-street, Nelson. 1497 s WANTED, by a respectable young person, situation as COOK or General Servant, in a respectable family. Apply at this oflice. 1701 VVTANTED, a good General SERVANT. V V Apply to Mrs CHARLES COTTERELL. 1569 WANTED, a Farm LABORER. Apply at Mr HEFFER'S Store, the Wood. 1587 WANTED, a competent COOK. Applv at the Trafelgar Hotel. 1707 WANTED, a COOK and a HOUSEMAID. Apply to Mrs F. HUDDIE3TON, Maitai. 1731 WANTED, a GIRL, to make herself generally useful. Apply to Mrs NATHAN, Trafel-gar-st. south (late JMerrington's Cottage). 1706 WANTED, a GIRL about 16 years of age. " Apply to Mrs T.H, FOY. 1734