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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 236, 5 October 1871, Page 3

HOUSE WANTED, TO RENT, »t Christmas, 11 ROOMS in Upper Co^injiwood-street, Nile-street, or Neighborhood Letters, with particulars, to Z.R., Office of this Paper. 1893 GERMAN. MRS. T>ICKETT intends COMMENCING Jr A CLA.SS for INSTRUCTION in GERMAN; Particulars to be obtained on application. Terms— £l Is. per Quarter. Woodland House, 2nd October, 1871. 1895' WOODLAND HOUSE. MRS. T>ICKETT begs to intimate that the JL NEXT QUA KTER, will COMMENCE on MONDAY, the 9th instant. SUBJECTS TATTGET : Heading, Grammar, Composition, Writing, Arithmetic, History and Geography; French, German, Singing and Piano ; also, Needlework and Fancy work. Nelson, October 2, 1871. 189* TO LET,— The SHOOTING RIGHT over 45 Acres Ground, Preserved as a RABBIT WAB " EtI - GEO.*. MARTIN. Stoke, September 12th, 1870. 1754 ST.MA-RY'S CONVENT SCHOOLS. NELSON. A GRAND DRAWING OF PRIZES la aid of the above Schools, on the plan of the Art Vmos, will be held in Nelson. PRIZES OF CONSIDERABLE VALUE •will be given, including — A New Harmonium by Alexandre— Watches — Opera Glasses — Musical Instruments — Paintings— Engravings— Silver- mounted Flute— Stereoscopes— Photographic Views —and a beautiful collection of Statuary, &c, from France. Tickets— Two Shillings Each. Tickets may be obtained at the Catholic Station, or from any of the Cointnittee, also from the Clergy and Local Members of Committee in other Provinces. 19 * 8 TTODDER & rjIALEOT. RICHMOND. GENUINE SALE OF MERCHANDISE Foe Twenty-one Days ! ! Commencing on MONDAY, September 23, Including Shipments ex Annie Braginton, from' London, and William Davie, from Glasgow. DRAPERY, CLOTHING, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, IRONMONGERY FURNISHING GOODS, CROCKERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, GLASSWARE, SADDLERY, BOOKS, &c , Will be Offered at exceedingly Reduced Peices H add T., finding their few last direct Shipments amounting to Skveual Thousand Pounds, have increased their Stock too largely, they are now prepared to Offer the Balances of Direct Importations at an IMMENSE REDUCTION ! About FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS WORTH of previous Shipments will be SOLD CONSIDERABLY UNDER COST PKICE ! ! H. and T. could quote prices lower than any yet that have appeared before the Inhabitants of the Province of Nelson, but retrain from so doing as it is often very deceiving. t The large, well-assorted Drapery Stock just opened, will be offered, as well as the older Stock, at such prices as they think must keep the trade in the country, give entire satisfaction, and meet the need of the hard times. Terms as Usual. Discounts to be arranged at time of purchase. SALE COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPT. 15. HODDER & TALBOT, EI.CHMOND. 1782 JT> JORDAN, SADDLER, &c. O. O Respectfully Informs the Inhabitants of MOTUEKA and Surrounding Districts, that he has OPENED the SHOP in HIGH-STREET, Motueka; lately occupied by Mr A B. Jackson, opposite. Goodman's Bakery, with a well-assorted STOCK of SADDLERY and HARNESS, and hopes by Strict Attention to Business, and Moderate Charges, to merit a share of their patronage. Repairs at Reasonable Prices. 1813 NOTICE. John m c A r^llS:#o s &s; SERVICE PIPES as usual, at current prices BRIDGE-STREET* NELSON. September 29, 1871. 1879 WINTER EVENING. LECTURES. THE ELEVENTH and LAST 'LECTURE of the COURSE will be* delivered m the Absbmblt Rooms, TO-MORROW-^(Friday) EVENING, October 6, by J. SHARP, Esq. " Subject— " Life i Assxjbanob^' ■ : Doors will be 6pßned,at, 7^3o;^Lepture will com- ■'•■■/"■ iiiehce at Eight. •' Admission Free. ' 1862