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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 10, 12 January 1871, Page 2

New Advertisements. TVP* "R A W /T li m V s 'B^ K&^ IyJL JLlb IfiA /SIJ -Kenny Opposite the Institute. / 211*1 mENDKR Age?F.pVED bv the WAIMEA J^ /ROAD BC>!ARDV- " £s d W./j^jfiGAi*., Cartin^S«mgle, per yard 210 / \ TIjSq^OMPSON, 96 J Secretary. MRS. T>AS*SMOHE begs to remind treT* ~-dT Friends and Pupils that School kA- Duties will be RESUMED *-/W (D.V.) on TUESDAYIpte 17th /jf day of January. 54 / SILELBOURNE PLACE, Nelson. PROVINCIAL LAND and BUILDING > /SOCIETY (PE RMANENJP-). A SPECIAL MEETING of Jhe SHARE/JTJL HOLDERS in the above isociety will be ' held at the Golden Fleece H6/el, on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, January 19, at Halfpast Seven o'clock, to take tlie necessary steps towards WINDING-UP the Society, and Balloting out the Unrealised Shares. JOHN PERCY, 88 Secretary. V / TO BUILDERS. SPENDERS are invited for COSTPLETING /I tbe EAST END of ALL SAINTS' ' CHURCH. \J Drawings and Specification may be seen at Mr. C. E. Beatson's Office, Collingwood-street, until MOND AY, the 16th, when Sealed Tenders must be f-ent in. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. * 90 / TO PAINTERS. fipENDEJRSjrfe invited bv the undersigned unX- M 'l(mj KSDAY, the" 19th instant, for the PAPNTINGJof the l-reniises known as the Bee, Hi/e STORE. S^ /The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. / Particulars on application to *v/ H. V. PHILLIPS, 94 Bridge-street, Nelson. / ; ' /St. MARY'S SCHOOLS. mwifTWENTY-EIRST ANNIVERSARY of 17 th&lbove SCHOOLS will be held at the cZthou^tatiox, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, tlrfe ISth instant. / The Children will meet at 2 p.m., at the Catholic Station, where Tea will be served for them at 3 p.m. Tea for Adults will be served at 5.^ p.m. : Tickets for Adults, Is. 6d.; for ChildrejLunder 12, Is. If three or more Clrildrej*U-na mmily, 6d. each. — — • s' Magic Lantern at 8 p-jju^Admission Ticket for Visitors, Is. The Children belonging to the Schools will "have Free Admission to Tea and the Exhibition of the Magic Lantern. o ■ Duties will be resumed at the Boys' School on £he 2"rd of this month. Those of the Girls' 'School by the end of the present month or the ■ beginning of the next, by the English and French Sisters of Charity, who are expected to arrive by the end of this month, when full particulars as to the course of education will be then advertised. 91 : 1 SALE OF VALUABLE \^ FEpHOLD PROPERTY; \ / Situate in Trafalgar Street, f/WITH STONE BUILDINGS / *^y THEREON. /"11/fR. TOIIN T) IVfABIN has reJJJL ij AAj» JjJL ceived instructions from the Trustees of the Assigned Estate of Mr. J. C. Phillips, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Nelson Auction Rooms — , On TUESDAY, the 17th instant, I At 12 o'clock, y^\ \ THE EQUITY OF REDpfel^N? Of those Eligible and Subsjstftially-built by PREUJSifiC I.' Situate in Trafalgar-street, Nelson, having al; frontage of about 3 1 feet to said street, V lately in the occupation of Mr. J. C. Phillips. The site is one of the best business sites in Nelson; the buildings are of Stone, with Slate Roof, and were but recently erected. They comprise Two Shops, Commodious . Dwelling-house, with Bath Rooms, Outhouses, and Garden, and the Water is laid on to different parts of the premises. As they are only mortgaged for a small sum, and, subject thereto, will be Sold without the slightest reserve, this Sale offers to those : seeking a safe investment an opportunity seldom to be met with. Further particulars can he obtained from the Trustees, or from the Auctioneer. a . 92