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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 8, 10 January 1871, Page 3

. NELSON VOLUNTEERS. AMEETINGof the JMembers of the Nelson ARTILLERY TJOLUNTEER CORPS, and the No. I^CITY IRIELES, is'hereby convened for THIS^IJCUeBDAY EVENING at Half-past Seven , at^l^ELSoy Hotel. 3JUSIil%|£: " To consider a Con.m\4iicT^ijm received from the Defence Officl in ra^Mence to the amalgamation of the two CorHllMiies." <*2pL ALBERT PITT, /■< v" ' ' } Captain. ,/ JOEN SHARP, I Captain. Orderly Room, Jan. 6,*871. 49 NELSON ARTILLERY VOLUNTEER ■X/ CORPS., 7{/rEMßEß^lltoereby|required to RETURN (Aj/A. to tbe Ordsl^Jkoom all ARMS and ACCOUTREMENTS n 'fllfcilii possession, on ! or before TUESDAY, thelotlrl^uary. ' • ALBERT PITT, ""■^J Captain. Orderly Room, January |, 1871. 50 ALBION TTOTEL, JUL The Pout. ?f/tIS J. G. DRANE, / (Late Providore of the s.s. Murray) /Has Rreat pleasure in announcing to bis friends 'and the Public generally that be has taken the above Hotel, and hopes by strict attention, civility, and cleanliness, to receive a share of public patronage. The Proprietor has also made extensivealterations and improvements; be is therefope**prepared to give every comfort and accprimiodationXto those who may favor him with^neir patronage. None but the best WamiS kept, and everything at moderate charged J. G. DRANE, 2433 Proprietor. •■■VrELSON T>HOTOGRAPHIC T3OOMS, HARDY STREET, / T. H. BANNEHR, Photographer; SUCCESSOR. TO A. FLETCHER, yd /rPfIOTOGRAPIiT IN ALL ITS .B-JiA^HES tr Carefully Executed. JJ^Poktraits oi? Children by the y fa . -Instantaneous Process, // J 6 FOR 10S. 2451 yX NOTICE. yd NEV^ ADDRESS — W. DAVIS, "PHOTOGRAPHER, HARDY STREET, Opposite Hoopee & Dodson's s^ Breweey. 10 y \d . NELSON TO STOKE, RICHMOND, WAIMEA WEST, MOUTERE, //AND MOTUEKA. X //jfIONVEYANCE Starts from the Gala\j tea Hotel, Nelson, every Monday an- Thursday, at 9 a.m. for Motueka, passing through Stoke, Richmond, Appleby, "Waimea West, Upper and Lo*wer Moutere, leaving Mr. Rdjibolt's, Motueka, on Tuesdays and Fridays, at 8 a.m. Passengers and Parcels booked at the above addresses. Parcels carefully delivered. 6 ARCHIBALD GRANT. COLLINGWOOD COALS. " >„ JUST RECEIVED, SIXTY TONS COLLINGWOOD COALS. These Coals can always be obtained at tHe" Depot of the undersigned yd y, Also, y y\ COALS ! / j2--zV /^REY CO ALS I .-n / / NEWCASTLE COACS I / Current Rates. / R. G. GIBBONS, 23 14 Goyernment Wharf. pOLLINGWOOD /^OAL TAEPOT, ; i - /^THE PORT, -* ■ O y opposite Lukins* Lime Kiln ; ) ilusJ/Arrived ex 'Waihopai,' and on Sale, dK A TONS COLLINGWOOD QOAlyd^ d OU 30/- per ton at the Port. ••/ .. 33/ ■ „ Delivered. . / . * Particular attention is called to' i/his Cargo, being the first of a very superior loyf coals, free from shale, and making but ves^lj^Te dirt. t Afeaivpp ThisDay, an© OnSaib---30 TON-S WANGANUI COALS.; -: S7/~perton at the Port, "..V •■■• „ . _ .->■{ 40/-;;. ;,;; Delivered, j *..• ypvi ..Orders leftat the Coal^Depot.thePo^.or with Mr/J."B'i MABiN^ Bridge-s'treet^ will^be carefully attended' to.' 1 V ' .'•' *?*■!'!•'''-' 'pd-l 1 -?'''--: '"' '■"'• > ' im ' d'^ '-'■ ' -••- C 0; < "' 1 : . ''••• v"*"v. ..■.':.'■''•■';•; : y-"y,