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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 129, 2 June 1871, Page 3

f^iHEAP ALBUMS, CHEAP ALBUMS. \J GOLD AND SILVER PAPERS. At— K. LUCAS & SON'S. • rjIATTING.— Just Received and on SALE by X by R. LUCAS AND SON, Madame GOUBAUD'S Tatting Book, sixty-five patterns. 989 mHaiate/Hrs. LEECH'S Celebrated fMNTX be obtained at*/ \J /- -998 ' /^TSHONE'S Furniture Warehoused RUTHERFORD'S SUPERIOR FLOUR. NEAta^ND/H'ADDOW, SoY Agents, CollingwWd-stareeL/ 694 ■pjJKS«E XTORK TTAMS ! ! 1 CASE ONLY, NOW ON SALE at j HOUNSELL'V 804 4*Sy yS No. 3, Bridge-street. ( y® 0 R S A L E/^" 600 BUSHEL IW HEAT >4Ii , f& j^iT augarde; Auctioneeyf Commission Agent, &c, &c. Trafalg^Sstreet, May 17, 1871. 900 9/?B^PER TON Zi\J FOR NEWCASTLE HOUSEHOLD COALS. OAS. PER TON (X S y^ y<~ OU FOR y/ / JBREY CQ(ALS. OOS. PER TOEK / UA ' FOR WEST WANGANQI COALS. TERMS^CASH. JOSEPH GARRARD, 736 Government Wharf. COACH BUILDER AND WHEELWRIGHT^ GTT I\/f ILLER begs to inforn/the • XX, i>X Public of Nelson th?t/he has COMMENCED BUSINESS in the above line on the premises, of Messrs. WIMS^ETT and SON, and hopes by good worknymship and moderate charges, to share their support. <2^ — s7 BRIT^E STREET, NELSON. /^ 661 TJURPORD'S riOAL T^EPOr, THE PORT, j / .<£ jfeppositer Lukins' Lime Kiln.) t Ks /y j^ Now Landing, ex the Pearl, and y^ N / ON SALE,— / QA TONS COLLINGWOOD ,dOAL, OU 30/- per ton at the Port. 33/- „ Delivered. Sample of the Coal to be seen at Mr. Mabin's, Bridge-street. Ex the Waiohopai-— OA TONS SCREENED WANGANUI /^jU COAp, ' 40/- per t«o/Delivered. TERMS CASH). Orders left at Mr. J. R. Mabin's, Bridge-street, will be carefully attended to. 474 JAMES 0. BURFORD. JUST ARRIVED Ex ANN, A CARGO OF SUPERIOR/^ 00 L L ING WOOD r\ QSK L, OELI\£BRED AT / 335. per/TOK; 30s. at A.RP . /r ALSO,/ NEWp-A^TLE,GREjY,&^V ANGANUI, .^AT EQUALLYWW RATES. Orders left at Bridge-street Store will be carefully attended to. J. LIVICK, j 724 Albion Wharf, Nelson. ESTABLISHED 19 58. , s T 1757 T ATT O/N MEDICAL, SURGICAL, and MECHANICAL dentist/ J. W. T. calls attentionSir'ihe many years' residence in Nelson, which is a guarantee for his professional reputation. The advantage of Assaying and Refining his own Materials, and with the MO3l Improved Appliances used in the construction of ARTIFICIAL TEETH, enables him to assure that , no deleterious compounds are used in his Establishment, such as are being passed off on the public for cheapness, ' set on plates composed of Zinc, Copper, Silver, Tin, &c, by analysis. ' TEETH ADJUSTED WITHOUT. REBORTING TO RECKLESS EXTRACTION.