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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 3, 3 January 1872, Page 2

WANTED, Second-hand FEATHER BEDS Apply immediately to J. JAMES, Broker, Bridge-street. 21 WANTED;A HOUSEMAID. Appy afc the CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL, 17 Tbe Port. THE Person who REMOVED my WHEELBARROW from alongside the Postofiice will be kind enough to RETURN the SA-JIC without any Further Trouble. 20 T. B. LOUISSON. W TJATTERSON has on Sale a few • JL more Chests of that Excellent TEA, @ 2/3 f- 11). NEW POTATOES @ IdAf Ib. GENERAL STORE, Corner of Waimea and Hardy- streets. 19 CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF NELSON. ALL 'ACCOUNTS against tho abovenamed Socety MUST BE SEN T to the Undersigned on or before FRIDAY, the sth inst., at Noon. A. H. BRIND, Secretary. Nelson, 3rd January, 1872. 18 BIRTHS. Wright. — December 22, at Picton, the wife of Mr. T. M. Wright, of a daughter. Seymour. — December 22, at Picton, the wife of bis Honor A. P. Seymour, Esq., ot a son. Rat. — December 26, at Cobden, the wife of Mr. R. Ray, of a son. DEATH. Frr,L — November 2, 1871, at his residence, at Greenwich, near Londoii, after a lonjur illness, Alfred Fell, Esq , late of Nelson, New Zealand. [The deceased gentleman was one of the first body of Nelson settlers, and arrived here in the " Lord Auckland," in February, 1842 Having acquired a competency, Mr. Fell returned to England some fifteen years ago, but without losing interest in Nelson, towards which he always retained warm feelings of regard His deith will be deeply regrttted by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance.] fflhi Uthmx fymm% JIM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1872. Supreme Court. — The case of Fowler v. Fowler and Young is still being proceeded with, and promises to occupy the Court during the whole of the day.