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New Advertisements. CHARLES "OARTLETT, Manufacturer JD of COLONIAL WINES, Washington Valley, Nelson. 1805 FOR SALE,— I 4 HEAD of CATTLE, Steers and Heifers, in good condition. Apply to JAMES TREGEA. 1958 FRED. MA I N. HairDresser, IVJL REMOVED to Colmngwood Street, Opposite Neale & Haddow's. 1946 THE NEW MELODEON TUNEBOOK. A Fresh Supply just Received. R. LUCAS & SON. PUNCH & JUDY. MYSTERIOUS SHADOWS! TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, October 12. Admission, Is.; Children, 6d. 1965 THE STUDENT'S MICROSCOPE, with Dissecting Apparatus for examining Insects. Plants, Flowers, Cloth, Circulation of the Blood, Animalcule in Water, Eels in Paste, &c. Price, 1/6. Just received by B. LUCAS & SON. NELSON VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. MEETING of the COMMITTEE at the ENGINE ROOM. TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. JNO. W. WIGZELL, 1967 Hon. Secretary. SORBY'S DOUBLE-CROWN SHEEP SHEARS, 3fis. per dozen. CART BACK BANDS, 18s. per dozen. HORSESHOE NAILS (Walker's) sd. per Ib. LOT OF IRONMONGERY Equally Cheap. 1898 J. H. LEVIEN. RAFFLE. TO BE RAFFLED FOR. at an early date, a Handsom* SCOTCH CHEST of DRAWERS made of FANCY TOTARA WOODS, on View at the MITRE HOTEL. 1960 ALL SAINTS' CHURCH. THE CHURCHWARDENS will be in ATTENDANCE at the CHURCH THIS EVENING, the llth instant, from 7 to 8 o'clock, to Receive the ARREARS of PEWRENTS due for the past Half-year, payment of which is then requested. Members of the congregation desirous of giving up their Sittings will please take this opportunity of letting the Churchwardens know, as they have some applications. W. J. RODGERSON ? nmvt . hmtviiimm 1949 J. T. LOWE | Churchwardens. TIMBER I ! TIMBER ! ! ! THE Undersigned having made Arrangements for a regular supply of WELL .SAWN TIMBER is prepared to SELL the Same at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. A large Stock of Shingles, Palings, Blue Gum, Iron Bark, Spokes, Felloes, Naves, Shaft's, Doors, Sashes, &c, always on Sale. Orders executed on Liberal Terms and with Dispatch. 1830 JOHN R. MABINir