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SEVERAL HUNDKED REMNANTS MARKED HALF-PEICE MUST BE CLEARED OUT THIS WEEK. BS" NOTEALL USEFUL STUFFS. REMEMBER WYMOND & CO. ARE NOTED FOR 191 CHEAP REMNANTS. FOR SALE a Quiet COW, a good Milker, and to Calve shortly. Apply at the POSTOFFICE, WAKAPUAKA. 234 TO LET, a FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE in Toi-toi Valley, lately in the occupation of the urdersigred. Por particulars apply at the Mail Office, or to J. SIGLEY, 257 Tinsmith, Richmond. POTATOES. FOR SALE, a Few Tons of EARLY BROWN RIVER POTATES, in lots to suit purchasers. Apply to W. H. KNAPP, 258 Spring Grove. NELSON SAVINGS BANK. PQAAA TO LEND in Sums of not less ot'OUUU than £100. at 8 Per Cent., on Good FREEHOLD SECURITY. H. D. JAHEISON, Manager Nelson Savings Bank. Nelson, February 5, 1872. 261 UPPER WAKEFIELD LIBRARY. THE ANNUAL TEA PARTY, in Aid of the Funds of this Institution, will be held TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, Bth inst. Admission, Is. 6d. ; Children under twelve, 6d. Tea at 4 o'clock. The Wakefield Band will attend, and there will be a DANCE in the Evening, in the Schoolroom. G. NEWELL PHILLIPS, 259 Secretary. NOTICE OF REMOVAL OUT OF TRAFALGAR STREET. W• 1/ PHOTOGRAPHER, 242 Nile-street, opposite Scotch Church NOTICE OF REMOVAL. POTTER'S LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES are REMOVED from the COACH AND HORSES to POST BOY HOTEL. Buggy and Saddle Horses on Hire as usual. GEORGE POTTER. Nelson, January 30th, 1872. 238 KILGOUR & PEROTTI, SHAREBROKERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS, GREYMOUTH.. Shares in Mining and other Stocks Bought and Sold. Business transacted with care and purctuality. K. & P. offer themselves as a safe medium to distant capitalists for investing in the Mining Stock of the Rich and Kxtensive Quartz Fields of the Inangahua and Lyell. 264 PERSEVERANCE MINING COMPANY (Registered). SHAREHOLDERS in this Company are hereby notified that unless the CALL due on the 22nd January last, is PAID by the 12th inst., PROCEEDINGS WILL BR TAKEN for the RECOVERY of SAME WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE. By order of the Directors, JOHN R. MABIN, Legal ManagerNelson, February, sth 1872. 268 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 has made Arrangements to Open 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 the late- customers of J. Clarke and Co., in particular, and the public in general, that strict, attention to orders, and good value for money is his motto, and with this he hopes to obtain the same support that has been so lib t rally accorded to his predecessor. J. CLARKE h CO. brg 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, who has taken their Store and Business, solicit a continuance of their interest and support on his behalf. 202