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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 24, 27 January 1872, Page 2

CAUTION. ANY PERSON FOUND TRESPASSiNG in Uooper & Dodson's HOP GARDENS, will be PROSECUTED with the Utmost Rigor of the Law. 212 ANNIVERSARY OF THE PROVINCE. Thursday, Feb. J, being a Public Holiday for the Convenience of Country' Customers, T. S. WYMOND & CO. will KEEP THEIR ESTABLISHMENT OPEN on WEDNESDAY EVENING, unil 10 p m. God Save the Queen ! 20-4 NELSON BOARD OF WORKS. CAUTION.— Any Person caught REMOVING SAND from the Hi lside in MARY A^N STREET, near the residence of Mr. J. S. Cross, Senior, will be PROSECUTED without Further Notice. By Order, THOMAS YOUNGER, Surveyor, &c, to the Board. Board of Works Office, Nelson, January 27, 1872. 206 NELSON & FOXBILL RAILWAY. ALL in favor of the above Scheme please signify same by having their HAIR CUT by THE KING 03? THE PROFESSORS, FRED MAIN. N.B. New lUbs and Vertebral Columns to Parasols and Umbrellas. Cutlery Ground Daily at THE NEW STAND, 207 Collingwood Street. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. SNOW'S GENERAL STORE, MOTUEKA. (LATE J. CLARKE AND CO ) JOHN QNOW begs to inform the InO habitants of Motueka and its ■vicinity, that he bas made Arrangements to OrEN the above well known Stores, with a Complete Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, purchased at the best advantage to compete with the times, and which he intends Offering for Sale on or about February 14. J. S., while soliciting the patronage of the district, assures tlie late customers of J. Clarke and Co., in particular, and the public in general, that strict attention to orders, and good va'ue for money is his motto, and with this he hopes to obtain the same support that has been so liberally accorded to his predecessor. J. CLARKE Si CO. bngs to thank their late numerous Customers of Motueka, Riwaka, and surrounding districts for the liberal patronage conferred on them, and in introducing Mr. John Snow, *p*ho hns taken their Store and Business, solicits a continuance of their interest and support on his behalf. 202 NELSON VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE* TENDERS are invited by the BRIGADE for the following purposes : — 1. Making 25 COATS, (more or less) Cloth found by Brigade. 2. Making 25 PAIRS of TROWSERS, (more or less) Cloth found by Brigade. 3. Making 25 PAIRS (more or less) of KNEE BOOTS. Samp'es of Coats and Boots can be seen at Mr. D. Burn's, Trafalgar- street, where Specifications mar be feen, and by whom sealed Tenders will be received, addressed to the Undersigned, up to Four, p m., of Tuesday next, the 30ih instant. Tenders will be received as numbered. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. JNO. W. WIGZELL, Hon. Secretary. January 26, 1872. 211 TO BE LET, CLERMONT TTILLA - recently in the V occupation of A. Dobson, Esq , containing Dining Room, Drawing Room, 3 Bedrooms and Kitchen. The House has been thoroughly Renovated, and the Grounds Drained and well laid off. Apply to EDWARD EVERETT, Collingwood-street. 182 FOR SALE, on Liberal Terms.— An FIGHTROOMED ACCOMMODATION HOUSE with 13 Acres of Land, nearly 4 Acres Grassed, 2 Acres in Crop, the whole well Fenced, situated at the Junction of the Blenheim and Havelock Roads, Modth of the Kaituna Valley. For particulars apply on the Premises, to J. Dumble, or at the Office of the Mail, Nelson. 140

For remainder of newt, see fourth page. Kew Advertisements. DIVINE QERVICE will be held at O BISHOPDALE, SUNDAY EVENING. Jan. 28. 187.', at 7 o'clock. WANTED a TRAVELLER, with knowledge of NORTH ISLAND and WEST COAST TRADE. Apply by letter., stating Salary required, &c, to WILLIAM WATSON & SONS, 193 Lunedin. WANTED to PURCHASE, 4 DRAUGHT HORSES; Also, a WAGGON capable of carrying 3 Tons. Address, O.'C, McGee's Nekon Hotel. 199 WANTED, a Good GENERAL SERNANT, to Proceed to Blenheim. Apply to Mrs. ALFRED WARREN, Nile-street East. 200 WANTED a Strong LAO, who can MILK Apply to C. W. MOORE, Toi-Toi Valley. 198 FUNERAL. THE FRIENDS of Mr. RICHARD WARNER are respectfully iv formed that the Funeral of his lrte DAUGHTER will leave his residence, The Wood, TO-MORKOW (Sunday) Afternoon, at half-past 4 o'clock, for the^Old Cemetery, PARMENTER & AMOS. ■208 Undertakers. TmpstfT.mWi „^i,jj.wa--iir l imrv, , !TnmMSßa3WßßJan»iMii hi i i m« TO LET.— A COTTAGE, in TASMANSTREET. 205 E. G. WOOLCOTT, Agent. WAIMEA SOUTH JOCKEY CLUB. A MEETING of the STEWARDS of the above-named CLUB will be held at the FOREST INN, on TUESDAY EVEVINii NI'XT, JANUARY 30, for the purpose of HANDICAPING the HORSES entered for the Great Waimea South Handicap. R. M. SMITH. Hon. Secretary. Wakefield, Jau. 26. 210 J

T. S. WYMOND & Co., GENERAL OUTFITTERS & HOSIERS. ■^ COLLARS ! COLLARS ! ! COLLARS !! ! It* W :o: g g SOME IDEA OF THE GREAT fcrj '* MAGNITUDE OF THE TRADE w jg . DONE IN THE. ABOVE GOODS IS NOW TO BE SEEN AT - o* g T. 8. Wymond & Co/s., g Who have just landed, ex Claud Hamilton, their First Instalment for the w cS AUTUMN TRADE £ p . For Style, Finish, and Quality not to he equalled m the Colony. g iy Mahtjfactured Expressly for Nelson. -^ H *. ;o: # 2 SS§T Lowest Wholesale List . K$ " IN THE PfiOVINCE T. S. WYMOND & Co., FAMILY DRAPERS, SILK MERCERS, &c