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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 238, 7 October 1871, Page 3

LOST, ON VyEDNESDAY EVENING in the Neighborhood of Hardy Street, the BLOCKS of a GOODS DELIVERY BOOK Recomp€nse will be given to the finder forleaving it at the Evening Mail Office. 1931 LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, MOKBISON-STREET, NELSON. (Opposite Messrs. Morrison, Sclanders & Co.'s Stores.) ARTHUR TnrVEN having taken the above JP STABLES, begs to inform his Town and Country Friends, and the Public in general, that he is now prepared to furnish accommodation of the best quality, -combined with the three great requisites, Civility, Attention, and Moderate Charges. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses, Gigs, Buggies, &c , always on Hire (with careful drivers, if required). Horses well and thoroughly broken to Saddle and Single or Double Harness. Horses, Carriages, &c, Bought and Sold on Commission. MORRISON STREET STABLES, Entrance from Hardy-street. 1892 BOOTS !_BOOTS ! ! rTEALY & Have JUST OPENED their usual MONTHLY SHIPMENT, Which they are BelliDg at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE FOR CASH. HEA L V & SO N , BRIDGE STREET. 1926 DURFORD'S pOAL TVEPOT, THE, PORT I ,' , ' ?f (Opposite Lukins 1 Lime Kiln.) Now Landing, ex the Psabi., and ; ' ON" BAIE,- ■."",/•, . '"' : Q A TONS COLLINGWOOD COAL, ij\j 30/- per ton at the Port. 83/- „ DeUvereil. : Sample of the Coal to be seen at Mr. Mabin's, Bridge-street. Ex the Waiohopai'— . O A TONS SCREENED WANGANUI . JAJ • :■ COALS, ■::-' - : il .r ■ ■ :') : , 45/-^ per ton, Delivered. (| .■•"'*■ ■ '.''■ >• • ;- ■ ' ■ ■ ■ . ■ if „( T.B B;H S. -C ABB. '■::-» .: r ' j • . . 1..,., i. •I j r^T7n.(,:-t;H 'K.I ,M!UilI lii ' ' ' Orders left at Mr. J, R. Mxsm's, Brjidge-jf frjeetj wiU be careflilly attended W " v p ™ ' mM * ' 474 JAMBS 0. BUBFOKU