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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 14, 16 January 1872, Page 3

MRS. T>ASSMORE begs to inform her JL Friends and Pupils that the School will he RE-OPENED on Monday, Jan. 22. 58 MISS mHOMAS'S SCHOOL. CambriaJL street, the Wood, will RE-OPEN on MONDAY, January 22. 95 WOODLAND HOUSE. MRS. T}ICKETT will RE-COMMENCE JL SCIIOOL on MONDAY, 22nd instant. £ s. Day Pupils 2 0 per quarter French, German, ) , .. . Drawing, Piano J e,icn l l »' Nelson, Jan. 19, 1872. 91 ACCOUNT BOOKS at R, LUCAS & SON'S. Bridge-street. TO INVALIDS AND CONNOISSEURS. Guaranteed Direct Importation. 7 PIPES PORT. 8 years old 1 do, AMONTILLADO SHERRY, 1857, In quantities not less than 1 dozen, 2463 J. H. LEVIED. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, from the Pocket of a Coat taken off to assist at the Fire on Sunday Evening last, by the burning stable, THREE ONE-POUND NOTES. Finder, on leaving them at the Office of this Paper, will receive^the above Reward. 118 ELIGIBLE BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET. TO LET, those SPACIOUS PREMISES at the CORNER of TRAFALGAR and HARDY-STREETS, the best Stand in Nelson ; the Shops can be let separately or together. Apply to Mr. A. W. SCAIFE, Trafalgar-street, or Mrs. SNOW", Waimea-road. 2132 PERSEVERANCE MINING COMPANY [Registered] . THE DIRECTORS in the above named Company Hereby Make a CALL of TEN SHILLINGS per SHAKE, Payable on MONDAY. January 22, 1872, at the COMPANY'S OFFICE, Bridge-street. JOHN R. MABIN, Legal Manager. Nelson, December 19, 1871. 2492 T>OTTLING WAX on Sale, R. LUCAS & SON. PROTECTION TO CLAIMS. WANGAPEKA. THEREBY GIVE NOTICE that after the Expiry of the present Certificates, NO fresh PROTKCTL'-N will be granted to Claims at WANGAPEKA, except under urgent and special circumstances. LOWTHER BROAD, R.M. and Warden. Warden's Office, Nelsor, December 20, 1871. 2512 Superintendent's Office, Nelson, 20th December, 1871, GOLDMINING LEASES. WANGAPEKA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all LEASES not duly executed on or before the Slst January, 1872, will be liable to bT FORFEITED, and the Ground Thrown Open for Occupation. LEASES for the undermentioned persona are NOW READY at the Warden's Office, Nelson, and must be executed before the abovementioned date : — Donald McKay Thomas Marshall John fctanger W. R. James James Anderson William Newton John Bailie (2) A. F. James John Everett ' Ileriry Mallett j Alexander Thompson J. E. Jessop Peter Watt James Anderson Leonard Truelove John Wagstaff William O' Brien Robert Pollodc \ Joseph Baigent as Curator j i Levi James William Griffith George Verry Samuel Baigent ALFRED GREENFIELD, 2513 Provincial Secretary. TOHN p RAHAM, GENERAL TINSMITH, IRON PLATE WORKER, BELL-HANGER, AND COPPER-SMITH, BRIDGE STREET, NELSON (A. Hunter's Old Shop, Opposite Wtmond and • Co.'s), J. G. begs to inform his friends and the public that he has COMMENCRI) BUSINESS as above, and that ALL ORDERS entrusted to him will be Executed in a Workmanlike Manner, and at Reasonable Prices. ENGINE ROOM WORK and all SHIP'S WORK -in the above business Done Promptly. TINWARE SUPPLIED Wholesale and Retail. BATHS, all kinds, Made to Order. CHIMNEY TOPS Made to Any Pattern. HOTEL arid other LAMPS, Plain or Ornamental WATER LAID ON. O G.ahd HALF-ROUND GUTTERING, RAINWATRIt HEADS, FALL PIPES, &c, Prepared and Fixed. STOVE PIPING Made and Fitted up. STENCIL PLATES CUT IN ANY STYLE. REPAIRS of Every Description Neatly and Promptly Executed. COUNTRY ORDERS carefully attended to 50