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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 210, 4 September 1868, Page 3

Superintendent's Office, Nelson, August 31. 1868. mHE SALE of the -LEASE of the Motueka J_ Jetty and Warehouse is POSTPONED until Noon TO-MORROW, Saturday, the sth day of September. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 3 890 Provincial Secretary. STEAM to PICTON, WELLINGTON, WEST COAST, and MELBOURNE, with Passengers for Panama, San Francisco, New York, and Eugland. OMmL HP 1 *- 15 Panama Co.'s steamship ™$mlireK AIREDALE J||||||M^-will leave for the above on SUN*s^iggliP^DAY, 6th September, at 9 a.m. Passage tickets must be obtained at the Panama Company's office, Government Wharf. 1904 FOR WESTPORT, FOX'S RIVER, GREYMOUTH, and HOKITIKA. n & & ><$k HPHE steamer ' VPflk -*- ' NELSON 4|y|||||||SP-is now receiving cargo, at the *S^^^^S& Albion Wharf, and will leave TODAY, I'riday, 4th inst., at 8 p.m. NATH. EDWARDS & CO. Nelson, September 3, 1868. 1911 NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. HOLDERS of Fire Policies in this office which expire on the 29 th instant, are reminded that the RENEWAL PREMIUMS must be PAID by 4 o'clock on the evening of that day, or they will Lose the Benefit of their Insurance in case of Loss by Fire. CURTIS BROTHERS, Agents. Nelson, September 3, 1868. 1914 WESLEYAN CHURCH BAZAAR. IT is intended to hold a BAZAAR, the proceeds of which are designed to liquidate the debt on the Wesleyan Church, Hardy-street. Contributions of Plain and Fancy Articles, or in cash, will be thankfally received by the following Ladies of the Committee: — Mrs Crump Mrs Askew Mrs Burn ' Mrs Hornby Mrs H. D. Jackson Mrs M. Lightband Mrs Lucas Mrs Usher Mrs Wagg. Produce, &c, intended for the Bazaar, will be received by Mr J. J. Hornby, Bridge-street, and Mr G. S. Wilson, Waimea-road. 1807 WAIMEA EOAD BOARD. OOR the future, PAYMENTS for work done JD for the Board will only, except in special cases, be made on the ordinary meeting days, viz., the FIRST TUESDAY in each month. . By order, T. J. THOMPSON, 1906 Secretary. NOTICE. ALL the Members of the WOOD CRICKET CLUB, and those who wish to join, are requested to MEET at the Bush Tavern, on MONDAY, September 7, 1868.---1921 By order of tue Secretary. To Owners of DOGS and POULTRY. "jVTOTICE.— After this date (Sept. 1), POISON J_ >l will be laid on my ground. S. BAKER, 1897 Waimea-Btreet. To Owners of DOGS and POULTRY. NOTICE.— After this date (September 3), POISON for Dogs and Poultry will be laid in my garden in Russell-street. 1908 . H. C. BULLARD. To OWNERS of POULTRY. T^TOTICE.— POISON will be laid in my gar_LA| den, Alton-street, from this date. B. JACKSON. September 4, 1868. 1919 OLD CAST IRON. mHE Highest Price given for OLD CAST X IRON, at the Nelson Ironworks, BridgeBtreet. 630 MOUTRAY & BARCLAY. T PATCHING b gs to inform the public of J , Nelson and its vicinity, that he will shortly be able to supply all kinds of GLAZED DRAINING PIPES, and trusts to receive the •public patronage for the introduction of this new Colonial Industry: Likewise, Superior BRICKS than those heretofore offered. . „ . . Fire-bricks for all sized stoves, made to order. Land- draining Pipes from 6d. per yard. 4, 6, and 9 inch Gutter-bricks and Oven-tiles on Sale. Fancy Garden Bordering r tiles and Roofing-tiles to order, at 1749 Vanguard-street Brick and Tile Yard. /COMPANION to the WESLEYAN HYMN \J BOOK just received, and on sale. : R. LUCAS & SON. EECEIVED; per' late Shipment, a fresh assortment of Wesleyan Hymn Books, the Family Friend, Leisure Hour, Sunday at Home, Christian Miscellany, and Early Days. LUCAS & SON.