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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 82, 8 April 1871, Page 3

MR Hardy-st. Ab I "Py^ Xtr Opposite^ " the Institute/ y^ */ »fl4 T>^fe&E i^OARD and RESIDENCE, at XT^jiQlySi BOUSE, the PoAfc. A&commodationibrvLud'es or Children. [626jS__f PENNEY. y y^ ~C^OR SALE, 4 nORSES (Saddl«^rfHarness)jN JL Aaey ft Double Harness ; Spring Cart. . y 612 ip W. PHILLIPS, Wakatu Stable* A' 1 y L__T HoisEfc/b^T^LE, or SHEEP taken in t/ GP^E/y JOHN ANDREWS, Spskfe Grove. / y 563 T>6g4b, &/" • J_> OMers^left at Mr. W. C. WILKIN S, Bridge^reeC/> "V 575 WT> T>ARMENTER, S • Al. JL LICENSED PAWN/ BROKER Money Lent on all Goods. * fills' Discounted at the STAR LfiTAN //*T3OMPANY'S OFFICE, near Teaap€rance /Hall, Collingwood Street. 327 T^TELSON T)HOTOGRAPHIC TJOOMS, HARDY STREET, y~" -v T. H BANNEHR, Photograe__er, (y / SUCCESSOR TO A. FLETCHER. / 0 Photography in ali. its Branches y Carefully Execwmh). / Portraits of Children by the i/ Instantaneous Process, 6 FOR 10S. 2451 T k-r Q. TZ TOHNSOM, C&bj^K ' 0 • G6 k3o JlJo <J Makers, andrUpholsterers, Collingwood-street, continue to^Tanufacture every description of FUtUrITURK, VENETIAN and other BLINDS, bo^ffor Inside/ and Outside of Windows ; Ngjj^s Made and/ Laid; Chairs and Couches lle-stuffi-d and Re-\ covered; Imported Furniture Repaired on the \ Shortest possible Notice, and at the Loweet-iips- ! sible Price. y 13 V JU. D/NTIST, WAIMEA ROAD, Next D\or/o Mrs. Scaife's. ' ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted without extraction or auy pain whatever. 4^2 boots y "OpEALY & QON have just received, ex iOL O late arrivals, and are now y^pening — / EIGHT TRUNKS Wa DIES' AND CHILDRENS' BOOTS, which Ihey are now offering at the Lowest Remunerative Prices. 559 TDURFORD'S /^O AL T^EPOT, %th „. THE PORT, f Lukins' Lime Kiln.) Now Landing, ex the Pearl, and ON SA L E ,— 3 A TONS COLLINGWOOD COAL, U 30/- per ton at the Port. 33/- „ Delivered. __ Sample of the Coal to be seen at Mr. Marin's, Bridge-street. / Ex the Waiohopai— / OA TONS SCREENED WANGANUI IA) COALS, / 40/- per ton, Delivered. "A 7 TERMS O. A 3 11 . Orders loft at Mr. J. E. Mabin's, Bridge-street, will be carefully attended to. 474 JAMES C. BURFORD. / PHOTOGRAPHY /in all its branches carried on at the LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO '/ (Known formerly as the New Studio) y TRAFALGAR STREET, / Opposite Mr. M. Lightband's, and nest m Mr. Balt's Spirit Store. / DM TSAACS, having puranased from • xVA« A the Trustees in the Estate the Business tbrmerlv carried on by iv. DAVIS, including the whole of the NEGATIVES of PORTRAITS taken by him, numbering over 4000, ia enabled to supplKCopie/ of Cartes de Visite at ONE SHILLING NEAOH, taking 6 at a time. Vignettes at Is. 6d. eScn if half a dozen j s taken. Larger Portraits in proportion. Portraits Taken Daily as Under : — t Large Size Portraits, single copy ... 12 6 „ extra copies, each ... 5 0 ~\ Cartes de Visite — single copy ... 5 0 ■> „ six copies .., 10 0 „ twelve do. ... 15 0 Vignettes — single copy ... 7 6 „ six copies ... 15 0 Cabinet Portraits ■— single copy ... 8 6 „ extra copies, each ... 2 6 Miniature Portraits for Lockets* Brooches, &c, &c. Views of Business Premises, Town and Country Residences taken in the best style and on the most reasonable terms. All Portraits Guaranteed to Givb j Thorough Satisfaction. LONDON PHOTOGRAPHICSTUDIO TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSQN. f . \ a ;