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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 210, 5 September 1871, Page 3

WANTED a THOUSAND MANUKA v HOP POLES. Apply to •; f 678 "' A. BRADLEY, Stoke,;. v NELSON AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. mHE QUARTERLY MEETING of Directors I will be HELD at the RICHMOND INSTITUTE, on WEDNESDAY, September • 6/ : at 7 p.m. ; WM. ROUT, 1686 Hon. Secretary. " WAIMEA QUARTZ-CRUSHING COMPANY; (Registered). ; ■ mHE GENERAL MEETING- of Shaee- s X holders will be held at the Lower Wakefield Schoolroom, on SATURDAY EVEN-. ING, September 9, 1871, at 8 p.m.— To Receive Report and Statement of Accounts; Directors' Meeting Sajib Evening, at 6 p'm.; at the Forest Inn. ' '/•, .;■••■ Wm. ROUT, '.''., Manager. September 1, 1871. l^ B3 PERSEVERANCE MINING COMPANY ' ! - • (Registered). mENDERS will he Received by the underX... signed until SATUKDAST, the 23rd inst., f.u the following Works, at the Company's Mine, Bedstead Golut. : — ■ . No! I.— lnclined Drive, about 600 feet. jfo. 2. Excavations and Foundations for . T : " Ten-stamper Battery. No. 3. — Additions to Machine House. "Plans and Specifications to be seen at the Office of the Company, Nelson; at Miles's Hotel, Collingwood; or at the Mine. •■ ■ r -'-iThe lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. '■'■'' JOHN R, MABIN, Legal Manager. Nelson, September 5, 1871. 1684 MINERS' ARMS, NELSON. mHE undersigned, having taken the above Inn, JL' begs to inform his Friends and the Public generally, that no efforts will be wanting on his .. part to make those persons comfortable who should favor him with their patronage. ; . ; ■ The House offers many advantages to Country People, there being a Good Stable, and a Substantially Fence! Paddock attached to it. ; WINES AND SPIRITS Of the best description always on hand. JOHN PISHEB, „ 1681 Proprietor. ; ' nnH.Fj Undersigned respectfully informs his ; A>'. Friends and the Public that he is Prepared to Supply MEAT of the BEST QUALITY (delivered to any. part of the City) at the same prices for Cash as ticketed at. any other Establishment in Town. JOHN PRATT, r -iiß'6 '''•'''' '" ' Bridge-street. " COMMANDING OFFICER'S INSPECTION. , mHE CITY RIFLES and CADETS will JL PARADE for- COMMANDING „, OFFICER'S INSPECTION at the Dbill Shed, ;7 on"thelith instant, at Seven p m. By order, JOHN LOCKETT, Captain. ;< 1671 Adjutant Militia and Volunteers. RICHMOND CATTLE FAIR. MR A. W. SCAIFE will SELL BY AUCTION, on the Richmond Fair Ground, .at f 8 o'clock, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), Sept. 6— HORSES ■■•-<•■!.•■■ • Fat and Store CATTLE SHEEP ..: ... •■:=•■■ . PIGS, &c Commissions left at the Star and Garter, or Plough, up to. Half-past Two, will be included ,_ with above. ; 1? 1622 .„<...• ANCHOR ijLglL STEAM ""LINE OF PACKETS. .FOR WESTPORT AND GREYMOUTH. - ' ■ '■■' '■ • "•" ' • - ' ■ i THE "CHARLES EDWARD,'^ TO-MORROW, (WEDNESDAY) the 6th inst., at 2 p.m. 1676 .. N. EDWARDS & CO. FOR GREYMOUTH^ H&ITIKA, AND MELBOURNE : "" n mHE Fine Steamship ! «^^L ;-A.VL : ,H A-M;Bp A, ; ej§|||§|j§p Captain Undekwoodl will leave TO-DAY, (Tuesday), at 11 , p.m. ■ j«.M(r-'; r ''■ ■• r . ;-— ;■■ . . j - For Freight or Paesagej apply to. 1677 ' ! !; l ! ■N./eDWAB^S & CO; Fob TARANAKI rAinp] MANUKAIJ. AT REDUCED. FARES. i b •ss'lTlHK'B.a/ 1 a '•■•<■• .is !. ;j i! • . *Og^L *■ '" rl! p H'(b"b.b | V ;; • ■ .1661 ; j t -THbtof GW«QfeS^hf :?