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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 89, 17 April 1871, Page 3

Mil TQAWSON, XVENTIST, Haraf^stT* -" IL(0 JNfirl«^Opposite the Institute/**^-'''"^ \*y 2114 HORSES, GA/rTLE\ or SHEEP taWufto GRA^fey/fOHN ANDREWS, Spring Grove. / 563 WANTED TENDERS for the ERECTION Moin .ADDITION, &e.. to HOIIW3' in Hardy-sfc/Neison, the property of Dr/KENWiCK. Tenders to/be sent to the undersigned on or before FPyTOAY, the 22nd insWT 668 / JAMES HENRY. I DAIRY FARM. PTflHa! u*Mersigned will supply PrhjattTFamilies 3/ jrtfd Hotels with NEW^fILK daily, at 1 jnnt, 3d., Quart, fid., 2} QuaptsTikl., 3 Quarts, Is. r Also, FRESH BUTllEirand EGGS. 614 EVAN DAVIS, Manager. , T\yrUSICAL INSTRUMENTS jS yj/f lax. including CONCKUTINASf ///FLUTINAS, HAIUIOtiIU^IS, /A- J &c„ TUN ED and R IIP A [ RED by ■ y W. FLETT, Tasman-st., near Nile-st. Bridge. 682 / [L W3OTS ! BOOTS ' ! TT EALY & Q f)N have just received, ex XX k? late arrivalsjand are now opening — x~^ EIGHT TRUNKS INDIES' AND CHILD UEVs/BOOTS, whicli Ihey are now offering at the Lowest Remunerative Prices. 559 AUTUMN AND WINTER SHOW OF /CHOICE TTTOOLLEN ri OODS. 3eC x wTd ee - TAlL*fc AND WOOLLEN DRAPER, y Bridge Strket, Nelson, v"*-"^ Having Just Received 3ome/ NEW GOODS / For the Ensuing Season, invites AN EARLY INSPECTION OF HIS STOCK, which consists/>f THE NEWES^TYLES IN COATINGS, TTESTINGS. Y rpROWSERINGS, Which he can offer at such prices as will not fail TO GIVE SATISFACTION. EW T\ E E will pay every • TV « IS attention to insure PUNCTUALITY AND A GOOD FIT. 673 COACH BUILDER AND WHEELWRIGHT. GTT "11/TILLER begs to inform the • XX. JjX Public of Nelso/that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS inj^e above line on the premises, of Messrs. WIM3ETT and SON, and hopes by good workmanship and moderate/charges, to share,they' support. 3/G. H. MILLER, BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. / 661 ANNIVERSARY fOF RICHMOND * WESLS^AN SWNDAY SCHOOL. TOrMORRO^(TpESDAY,) a PUBLIC TEA MEETSNffI- will take place. Tickets, Is 6d each. After teaahere will be a PUBLIC MEKTING. when sepNd ministers aud fiienis, will give addresses. . j >c Collections after each SeVice in aid of the School Fund. J \ 670 /? yC*' Vif EBB,/ Ljy'.Kj m u Hardy Street, yy lias Just Received, ex Pii.asßEy/ y] ,/£ CHOICE ASSORTMENT/OF . Id PLAIN AND FANCY/ / g- ID B O p* 8... Which he is offmng i AT VERY LOW PEIG^/FOR CASH. Ladies' Kid" Boots, Military Heel*, from 7/6. > Men's Bluchers, from 7/3. N.B. — Making andßepairing at Moderate Charges ' 628 ■OURFORD'S pOAL XVEPOT, , / THE PORT, | \Q /Opposite Lukins' Lime Kiln.) /Now Landing, ex the Pearl, and / ON S A El/QA TONS COLLINGWOOD COAL, / Q\) .3QJb;,,per.ton-atth« Port. .' /■■ 33/- .i „ Delivered. Sample of the Coal to be seen at Mr. Mabin's, _, • Bridge-s^et. : Ex the Waiohofai '—' ■ O A TONS SCREENED . WANGANUI '< ' £\J COALS, 40/- per ton, Delivered. TE.R M.S ,0 A. SH . i.;,. Orders' left at-.Mr.!J.-RJ Mabin's, Bridge-street, will ba carefully attended t0. . , . '■ ' ; '474 :: '~ ' : ' :i; -' : JAMEB'O. BURFORD. I