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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume V, Issue 305, 27 December 1870, Page 3

LOST a PARCEL containing Receipt Books; Finder rewarded by bringing same to Office of this Paper. ■ ; , . 2467 TO LET, OFFICES in Trafalgar-street, now' in the occupation of Mr. J. M'lntosh. 2269 Apply E. NEHSB. Tobacconist. _ O\LET.— A New FOL'R-SOOMED COT TAGE. Colonial Oven. Also Two Comfortable. Apartments. FOR SALE, a Patch of Green OATS, and 5000 BRICKS, cheap. Apply J. SANDERS, the .Wood. 2471 NEW SILKS . ' ■ ! J?OR TIIE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS! / ! :\ i /. j ■'. :~ — o TTTILSON & -OICHARDSON Are now; showing a Superb, Stock of Extra Rich, C0L0REI)& BLACK SILKS : ' PLAIN AND FANCY, Bought very Cheap, before the commencement | . pf the -Franco-Prussian War, and SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. > TTTILSON ■& "jDICHARDSON, A „'.',■' V ' ''• . •' '<,:.'' . 2357 NELSON REGATTA CLUB. EKIZES will be PAID and PAYMENTS MADE'at the, CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL, on. WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 7.30. r ■JOHN CLARK, ,2568 Hon. Sec. WAIMEA SOUTH LITERARY A INSTITUTE. THE ANNUAL TEA PARTY will be held on MONDAY^ the 2nd instant, at LOWER WAKEFIELD. .Tickets for Adults, 25.; Children Half-price, A Band of Music will be in attendance:'' SPORTS, &c. A ;V ,: JOHN SQUIRE, 0466 Hon. Sec. RAMSBOTTOM'S PATENT TXTATER-PR.ESSURE T^NGINES Ex Challenger, from London. Jusr Received, — Another Shipment of those USEFUL WATER ENGINES, various sizes. M. MA WEBSTER,, 972] Agent, for J: Ramsbottp... >fc.Co. .'Patentee "P'9^' N - D _-.»U t'ljjl^jjY STYLE/,',' 1 .!; r^xurk LUCA^&;«O*N. UNRESEIiVftD /SALE OF.STtf ERIO It FURNITURE; PIANO, SfeWING' MACHINE, I' PIER GLA-.SES, PIiATED-'vYARE, glass-war'e, &c., &c.'.;a :; ; v ■;■ MR ." : j: OVH N R! M A B I N , Has Vreeeived instructions from Mr. John M'lntosh (who is leaving the Colony) to Sell by Public Auction, at his residence, Wakefield? Cottage, Alfred-street ("near J. P. Black's,. Esq), on THURSDAY, the 29th instant, at Eleven o'clock— . V ; The whole of his Superior HOUSEHOLD FUR^rfURE,'&c., comprising— . A' handsome; Waln.t- Drawing-room Suite upholstered in green rep, specially imported by Mri M'lntosh— Piano, in Rosewood, by : , ' BroadwoodV— Music Stool— Pier Glares— ! Sewing Machine, by Whight & Mann— ■ ■ . : . Marble Top Cheffionier, with mirror back ; and glass doors— Work Table— Lustres — '■'.•' Brussels, 'Kidderminster, ahd other Car- ■ ■ pets— Cedar Tables— Mahogany Chairs— ■ : Platedware— Tea and CofFee Service— Ivory-handled Table and Dessert Knives— Electro-Plated Forks and Spoons — Decanters — Champagne and Wine GlassesTumblers— Cedar and Iron BedsteadsFeather Beds — Mirrors — Cedar Ward- ' . ■ • robe— Toilet Sets— Blankets— Marhle Top ; • ' and other Washstands No. 7 Trafford Ranges— Earthenware, — Kitchen Utensils, : . Sec; &c. : \ - ■ ■' ■■:.'■ 'AISO, : I A Ladv's Saddle; Gentleman's Saddle and Bridle ' JN.B! —As most of the above-mentioned Articles are nearly new, of a superior class, in Igood condition, and without the slightest reserve, ! this Sale presents to those desirous of securing igood Furuiture au opportunity seldom to be met with. , Catalogues can be obtained from the Auctioneer, and , the Furniture will . be on view the day iprevious to Sale. .< . I Mr. Potter's vans will be at the Nelson Auction ttooms to run from 10.30 to, 11 a.m. en •the 29th, 'for the conveyance of persons to the Iplace of Sale. . Luncheon provided. 2355