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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume V, Issue 136, 11 June 1870, Page 3

LOST, a SMALL KEY. The Finder will be Rewarded on leaving it at this Office. , 1115 EDUCATION.— The Ratepayers of Nelson who have signed the Memorial to the ; Central Board, for the Establishmant of St. Mary's Schools, are requested to attend a Meeting, . which will be held on TUESDAY NEXT, the 14th inst., at 7 pm., at the Catholic Station, for the Election of Members to fill the vacancies in the Committee. 1107 A. M. GARIN, Secretary. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY NELSON AUXILIARY. THE Committee of the above Auxiliary are respectfully invited to attend a MEETING, to be held at the DIOCESAN ROOM, on MONDAY NEXT (13th inst), at 4 p.m. HENRY DREW, 1117 Hon. Secretary. NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS against the Estate of the late R. R. MORTON, Esq., to be sent in tc Mr. W. LIGHTFOOT within 21 days from this date, and all Debts Owing to the Estate to be PAID within 21 days. R. POLLOCK, W. LIGHTFOOT, Executors under the Wid of the late R. R. Morton, Esq. Nelson, June 10, 1870. 1111 NELSON PIONEER MINING COMPANY. A MEETING of SUBSCRIBERS cf the above Company will be held at the TRAFALGAR HOTEL, on the Evening of WEDNESDAY, the 1 5th instant, at 8 o'clock. Business of importance. By order, JOHN M'INTOSH, Secretary. June 10, 1870. 1113 CULLIFORD GOLD-MIMING COMPANY (Begistered). WANTED TENDERS for EXCAVATING a TUNNEL in the Company's Property at WANGAPEKA. Specifications may be seen at Mr. W. Stavert's Office, Trafalgar-street, Nelson ; and at the Store of Mr. Isaac Fowler, Wangapeka. Pealed Tenders to be delivered to Mr. W Stavert, on or before June 21st instant. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WILLIAM STAVERT, 1109 Legal Manager. THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS TH O R GALE TO THE TRADE AND OTHERS :— 10 cwt. best Curled Horsehair 4 cases well-assorted Paperhangings 20 do single & double Iron and Brass Bedsteads 2 do Fenders and Fire Irons 4do Slate-top Bagatelle Boards, with and without pockets 10 do Carie-seated Chairs, various patterns 3 do Silver-mounted Harness 50 rolls best Brussels and Tapestry Carpets 2 bales Velvet Pile and Axminster Rugs 2 do superior Carriage and Travelling Rugs 1 case Oil Baizes (wood and marble) 6 do Floor Cloth, assorted patterns 200 Linen and Cotton Mattrass Ticks 2 best London-made Stanhope Phaetons 2 do, do, Pony Basket do 2 do, do, Spring Carts, with patent axles 2 cases Papier Mache Tea Trays, Tables, and Chairs 12 best Goose-feather Beds 50 do Bolsters 200 do Pillows 20 best Horsehair Mattrasses 150 Flock Pillows and Bolsters 4 bales Co-oanut and China Matting Cottage Pianofortes, in Walnut and Rosewood cases, by Collard & Collard, and Ralph Allison 5 cases Harmoniums, by Alexandre 10 do Kerosine Lamp Chimnies 10 do Bell & Black's Vestas 1 do Freeman's Chlorodyne 2 do Epps' Cocoa 10 hhds. White and Gold Toilet Sets 6 do, do, Breakfast China i 10 bales Lemonade Corks 12 Eider Down Quilts 40 cases Crosse & Blackwell's pint Pickles \ 100 do do Salad Oils : 10 do do Sauces, assorted 20 do do Bottled Fruits 10 do Colman's Mustard, assorted 20 cases Elegant Cheval and Toilet Glasses, in rich Gilt and Mahogany Frames • 1 K A CASBS SUPERIOR LONDON-MADE 10Uy-|- OUSE hoLD T7IURNTTURE , j[JL JC Including — Elegant Suites for Drawing-room, uphol- ' stered in rich Brocatelle, Velvet, and Rep 1 —Dining-room Suites in Morocco Leather 1 and Ilair-cloth— Bedroom Furniture in Mahogany— all of which may now be viewed at their Stores, — TRAFALGAR AND BRIDGE STREETS, T. NEWTON & CO. 1065