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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume V, Issue 106, 6 May 1870, Page 1

Public Notices. | JD, JN. XX BAKER, WAIMEA STREET, Wishes to inform his Friends and the Public that he intends to commence BREAD BAKING on MONDAY, the 9th instant ; and hopes, by keeping a good article, to receive a share of their support. D . N . GRANT, WAIMEA STREET, Next to Mr. Hingston's. 899 DALLY COACH FROM NELSON TO FOXHILL. THE undersigned respectfully informs the inhabitants of Nelson and the Waimeas that he runs a COACH DAILY between Foxhill and Nelson; leaving Foxhill at half-past 7 o'clock a.m. and Nelson at 3 p.m. Booking Offices at the Wakatu and Commercial Hotels, Trafalgar-street. 1574 FRANCIS HOLDER. QjADDLE TTORSES FROM "OOXHILL TO "YTTANGAPEKA. J|~l AUKRODGER, of the FOXHILL INN, • vX begs to inform the public that he has made arrangements with Mr. J. CHANDLER, of Wangapeka, for the LIVERY of HORSES at his Station ; consequently he is in a position to LET HORSES, either for the SINGLE or RETURN JOURNEY, at moderate charges. Any arrangements entered into by Mr Chandler with travellers will be recognised by J. G. SIDE-SADDLES always kept. 587 FOR SALE. STANLEY T3ROOK "DUN, consisting of JL> JLL about 1 800 Acres of FREEHOLD, and 600 Acres of LEASEHOLD LAND, and commanding otherwise a large area of Pasturage. It will carry well from Two to Three Hundred Head of Cattle. The length of Run comprised in the above is about Ten Miles, commencing at Nicholson's Well, on the Spooner Range Road, and going down the Valley until it is intersected by the Pigeon Valley Road, and is consequently splendidly situated for Cattle Drovers or Dealers. It is well watered, and there is, even at the present time, a large amount of Feed all ov< r the Run. On the Upper part of the Run there is a large and substantial weatherboard House, with Stockyards and Sheds, and on the lower part a Good House, Milking Sheds, Stables, Yards, &c. There are 500 Acres of Bush Land Cleared and Sown with English Grasses, and divided into a large number of Paddocks. If agreed upon, a lot of Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs could be taken by the Purchaser, together with all the Dairy Utensils, and all the Farming Tools on the Premises. The whole is for sale cheap, and the larger part of the Purchase Money can remain on Mortgage. For further particulars apply to H. D. JACKSON. 509 mHOMAS TjACOMBE, Desirous to secure the regard of CASH BUYERS, SUPPLIES GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERY, &&, V^ON TERMS THAT MUST SATISFY. Subjoined Prices indicate an Entire Determination to retain the Confidence of all who support his Establishment. s. d. Tea. — A'good article per lb. 2 3 „ Superior ,'„ 3 0 „ S. P. flavored „ 3 4 Cheese. — Fine Canterbury ... „ 0 10 Currants.— Really excellent ... „ 0 6 Raisins » 0 6£ Honey >, 0 8 Treacle , 0 6 Soap double bars 1 6 Vinegar. — Strong ... per bottle 0 9 „ „ .i. small „ 0 G Tobacco.— Extra choice per lb. 5 0 Marmalade per tin 1 0 Potatoes per bag of 2 cwt. 8 0 „ 18 lb. for 1 0 Ketchup ... per single bottle 1 3 Apples, very large ... 3^lbs. for 1 0 Biscuit.— Fine Fancy per lb. 1 0 „ Fine Ginger „ 10 „ Pic-nic ,j 10 Cake. — Rich Currant Peel, quite unequalled i 10 Sweets. — Nelson Mixtures ... per lb. 1 0 „ Conversation „ 14 „ Sugared Almonds .. „ 16 Cordials.— Raspberry and Black Currant, for Coughs, 6d. to Is. 6d. per bottle Lemon, Peppermint,and Clove Syrups, and Ginger Wine, per bottle. Is. 6d. Every article in Earthenware, China, Glass, and the Stock from J. DeCarle's former Shop, IS NOW SELLING WITHOUT RESERVE. 736