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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 53, 3 March 1871, Page 3

/rpi-IE /in unsigned have li) 8 PAJTO\UP / 1 V SHARKS in the PEHSEVE/f ANCE / MININft FOR SALR at A VERY j LOW^PRI,© in consequence bf tye Owner I leaving the Colony. •>■/ I 438 / ' CUitTIS BROTHERS^. [ s TUST PUBLISHED.— Price 3d. / "A IW THOUGHTS ON PRESENT £AND FUTURE EVENffs/ ii of the Publishers, R. Ltoas & r So>", Bridge-street; J. Uounsell. Trafu I gar-street ; and \Vi Hough, Brompton House, Collingwoodstre|rf. 434 KELSO_\VOIiUNTEER FIRE /y/ >BR]feADE. TiKlcxfCE Tfl\ (Friday) EVENING, at J/ fflalf-past Seven JN( . \ WIGZBLL, 429 *■ Hon. Secretary. NOTICE is Hereby Given, that the/BSTTINGJS of the CIRCUIT COUKTfbf the SUPREME/ COURT for the DESPATCH of CRIM%IA/L BUSINESS will be held/ at the COURT-HOUSE, NELSON, on MONDAY, the 6th M^rch Next, at Ton o'clocLc in the forenoon, ny wit^ 1 time and place all Pensons who are uniaer ffucognizance to appear as Pijosecutors, Defei/aants, or Witnesses, are requixai to give their attendance. CHARLES LENDRICK MACLEAN, Registrar. Supreme Court Office, February 15, 1871. 440 NEIrf&ON BOARD OF WORKS. K / yF\ ms/DERS will be Received .it «c Office of X /the Bonrd, until Seven o'cl/ck p.m., of FRIDAY, the 10th inst, for— / /-—lmproving- a portion of Russell-street. /_ — Gravelling a portion of Hampden street. Plans and Specifications rnav/be seen at the Office of the Board (on and aftjjir Tuesday next) from 11 till 1, daily. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By order. THOMAS YOUNGER, Surveyor to the Board. Board of Works Office, Nelson, March 2, 1871. 437 / Superintendent's Office, Nelson 7 /3-\ March 3, 1871. TBNDB^will be "Received at the W/rdeh's Office, COLLINGWOOD, until tfie loth instawt, and at this Office until 2 o'clock/p.m., on SATURDAY, the 18th, for WORKS/ required on tne ROADS to Quartz Ranges and/Bedstead Gully, Aorere. . / Specifications may be seen at thi9_office, and at the Warden's Office, Collingwood. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 442 Provincial Secretary. y/ NOTICE OF SALE. S^\ XT' T T A UGARDE > h / s re - _OL» v • J-Jbi A ceived instructions from Mr. 11. Marten, who is relinquishing housekeeping, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION /at his Residence Trafalgar-square — / " The whole of his YaluablN^Furniture, Pianoforte, Musical Instruments, Plate, &c." For particulars see future advertisements. 439 / SALE By4auCTION, Ta^KIORROW, SATI RDAY, at 11 o'clock. TjTVTS— Beti^ppsr -Coats— Vests— Trow/iLJL — FurmS^xe - Produce — Cheese — jY Vinegar — Cher^ Jffine— Oilmen's Stores \ — Saddles, &c. H. J. 1 AUGARDX Auctioneer, 443 Trafalgar street. TOMORROW, SATURDAY, / At Twelv > o'clock. J_t^e Nelson A uction Roojis— / Th/ Remainder of the ( fOODS savfedVron/the Aiffdale, co uprising — V-, \ T7IARTHENWAR I _WC ediir Flae Ches\s and X-J Flags — Copper Bra j^- Wines— and sundry other articles. \ Double and Single Bi dsteads^^ron Crib — Tables — Chairs — _v attrasses, S_., &c. Oatmeal — Cheese — Flo ir — Barley — Vestas . JOH ST R. MABIN, / 441 Auctioneer/ WEDNESDAY, March 15, at lOo'clofck. Fickyarb, adjoining the Forest Inn, Wakefiklu— e\r\ HEAD Fat Cattle _W\J 10 Steers and Heifers A Filly, 10 months old -V Mare, suitable for Ploughing Several Saddle and Harness Horses Ploughs, and other Farming Implements. Trowsers, Coats, and sundry Drapery Goods. JOHN K. MABIN, 421 Auctioneer.