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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 20, 23 January 1872, Page 3

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. . JUST TO HAND, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OIT FEW GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, Ex "Ara" Gambles," All of which will be Sold at a Small Advance on English Cost, in consequence of their being Too Late Ifor the Season. The G-oods are part of very extensive purchases, bought before the recent Advances, and to effect an Immediate Sale, will be Sold at Lower Prices than at any other House in Nelson. :o: Dress Materials from 4kL per yard. Lustres and Lustrines (wide width) from llkl. Good Lilac Prints, s£d. Trimmings, from 9d. per dozen. New Toned .Fringes. Duchess Lace. Stays and Corsets. Double Busk Corsets, from 2s. 9d. _ :o : Hosiery and G-loyos. Ladies' White Cotton Hose, from 4i(i S. MEFS ASOOTS 7 " CLOTHING OE EV ERY DESCRIPTION. Youths' Tweed Suits, 18s. 6d. Black Cloth Caps, Is. Men's Tweed Suits, 355, Men's Stout Tweed Trowsers, 10s. 6d. Double-breasted Marcella Yests from 4s. 9d. ALSO, A LAKGE ASSORTMENT OF Men's and Boys' Felt Hats, from 3s. 6d. -:o: Teafalg-ar Housb 9 FRANCIS GRIMES, 2SOI MANAGER,

FRED. MAIN, HAIRDRESSER, IVJL REMOVED to Colling"\vood Street, Opposite Neale & Haddow's. 194(5 DOG miCKETS for the Year 1572 are now X READY for ISSUE. 2514 R. SHALLCRASS, Inspector of Police. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. WTPk AVIS, Photographer, will • U TAKE PORTRAITS up to the end of May, Nile-street (opposite the Scotch Church). f* CARD PORTRAITS, £S. N. B. — Before leaving Nelson, W. Davis will introduce the New Photographic: Portraits now so much admired in London, styled Rembrandt Pictures. 161 NEV7 ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. MR. Q "OUCCHOLZ is appointed to O« -O act for this Company as SUB-AGENT for the Motuska and Moutere Districts. CURTIS, BROTHERS, Agents, Nelson. January 18, 1872. 137 AN AUCTIONEER'S LICENSE has been ISSUED to WILLIAM STAVERT, Nelson. JOSEPH SHEPHARD, Provincial Treasurer. Treasury, Nelson, ; January 18, 1872. 136 NELSON WATERWORKS. "VTOTICE is Hereby Given that, from this date I^l the following clause (No. 27) of the Waterworks Act will be strictly enforced : — '.'Any person who shall willfully cause or permit any water supplied as aforesaid to be wasted, shall, for every such offence forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding ten pounds." ALFRED HIBBLE, Assessor and Collector. Waterworks Office, Nelson, 18th January, 1872. 135 PROTECTION TO CLAIMS. WANGAPEKA. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that after the Expiry of the present Certificates, NO fresh PROTECTION will be granted to Claims at WANGAPEKA, except under urgent and special circumstances. LOWTHER BROAD, R M. and Warden. Warden's Office, Nelson, December 20, 1871. . 2512