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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 67, 20 March 1871, Page 4

MONEY T ENT on eyferi DescriutibH-bf Xj Cfo^, in large or small sums at /he JV£Q#T J^E /\[ETE, Bridge-street. N.B. CJasettlxom FridaVEvrening until Saturday Evenrngat Dusk. '. 1461 T>ED TTOUSE, RED>^aOUSE, RED Xi XX HOUSE,>Briage-street ! The Cheapest House in Town/for New EUKNITURE, Feather Beds, Pilk>w«sfand Mattressesy^Smgle Mattresses, warranteS all Flax, 8/-; DdubleXdo, do, 17/6 ; all kinds"of Furniture, equaaly cheap J Red House, Bridge-street. / 1463 E. J. CAMPBELK Manager. ~ G. w " Bf/JDABINET MAKER, UPHOLSTERER/ /j-6 y^^ Harar-street, Nelson. G. W. B. having madarexteasive. alterations m his Premises, is noWy^epadftteo-i execute all orders entrusted to hiuaprornw^Hid carefully. 67 DALLY COACH FROM ItfELSON TO FOXHILL. — /^- THE undersigned respectfully infor-ms the' inhabitants of Nelson andythe "Wafmeas that he runs a COACH DAILY beNEejerfFoxMll and Nelson; leaving Foxhill at half-past 7 o'clock a.m. and Nelson at 3 p.m. Booking Offices at the Wakatu and Commercial Hotels, Trafalgar-street. 1574 FRANCIS HOLDER. WANGAPEKA DIGGINGS, W *yy\ T^TAGsi'pF Beg^to call' the attention off I^ftjEßS and qtfiers to the fact that tbey jWy have Capital /ACCOMMODATION ano>«s supplied with every REQUJSTTJjfIt the BELL-GROYE INNHIND STORE. At the Foot of Spooner's Ranee, about Three-quarters-of-a-mile above Holder's Coaob-house, Foxhill, Wai-iti Valley. 2493 LIGHT FOUR-WHEELED WAGON BETWEEN NELSON AND "MOTUEkV^ HTTAYCOCK begs to inform the Pub- • XX lie that he has ftmmjs»eed RUNNING a OOMFORTABLE\jJ?pUR-WHEEL WAGON beween Nelson and MqT"UEKA and Intermediate Places. r ' Leave Nelson for Motueka every Monday and Thursday Morning, at 9 o'clock.Leave Nelson for Richmond every Tuesday and Friday Afternoon, at 4.30. Y Leave Motueka ToKNeison every/TuESDAY and Friday Mornt«g, at 8 o'ejock. Leave "Richmond for Nelson eyery Monday K and Thursday Morning, at/7 o'clock? and "> every TC&sday and Friday Afternoon j 2 o'clom. \ J The Conveyance' will Start from the Coach and "Horses in Ne'son, and Kumboldt's, at Motueka, where Parcels wiiUbe Received and Passengers Booked. As this is the only really comfovtable Vehicle that has ever been placed on the Road, H. HAYCOCK hopes to receive the patronage of Passengers. 222 Q.OLD r VjiOLD ! 1 ri OLD !! ! MINING Companies' S<crip— -Share CmETi-yi ficates — Debentures and Coupons Engraved and Lithographed in a FntsT-CKiAss Style on Hand-made or Loan .^Pafer, and xn a "way to Prevent Fobgeryj or Erasfbes. R. L UCAS & S 0N > DRAUGHTSMEN, Lithographers;, E iNrGRAV3SRS » ENGINEERING, QRNA> IENTAI ,, AND QOPPER-PLATE pRIN' TERS, BRIDGE STB E E^T , •NELSON T^ -