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ONLY a few more Boys' and Youth's EXCELSIOR TROWSERS oa hand, from 7/6.— T. S. WYMOND & CO. 413 SCOTCHMAN'S GUIDE. JUST RECEIVED A W \/f7"EE DRAP " of the REAL DEW OF VV BEiV LOMMOND ; for Purity and Strength Unequalled in the Province. J. P. SPEED, 510 Trafalgar- street. 'VITILLIAM r>\ ARRARD, GUNMAKER, CUTLER AND LOCKSMITH, Having opened the premises lately occupied by J. W. Taylor, begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he is now Prepared to Execute, with Neatness and Despatch, all Orders entrusted to him. Country Orders Promptly Attended to. BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. 470 rpENDERS will be Received by the WAIMEA JL ROAD BOARD, until 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, 15th instant, for— I.— GRAVELLING on JENKINS' HILL; 2.— „ GREIG'S HILL; 3.— „ by Mr. SAXTON'S; 4.— „ SWAMP ROAD, Richmond; 5.— „ in PIGEON VALLEY; 6.— REPAIRING PRETTY BRIDGE, Foxhill. Specifications to be seen, after SATURDAY, 9th, for Nos. 1, 2, and 3, at the Turf Hotel; 3 and 4, at Messrs. Hodder & Talbot's; 5 and 6, at the Forest Inn. Tenders for Nos 1, 2, 3, and 4 to be left with Mr. Rout, or the Undersigned; for 5 and 6, at the Forest Inn. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily Accepted. T. J. THOMPSON, 522 Secretary. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, NELSON. First Appearance of this Great ARTIST pROFESSOR TTAS EL MATER, (Who will arrive in the "Phoobe,") In his Famous and World-Renowned Performances of Prestidigitation Escamotage/ MUSIC, I\/TAGIC, JjJL THIRDS, _D and lyriCE, jJ/jL In which Performance he stands unrivalled, will give Ms Fisrt Grand Entertainment on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, and Every Evening during the coming week, and A MATINEE on Saturday, at Two o'clock, for the accommodation of Families and Schools, in which Entertainment he will appear in a Programme composed especially for Ladies and Children. Prices of Admission:— Front Seats, 3/-, Body of the Hall, 2/-, Bade Seats, 1 /-. Admission to the Matinee, on Saturday, at 2 o'clock, 2/-, Children, 1/-. 523 A. ROBINSON, Agent.

Hew Advertisements. WANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT. Apply at the 524 MEAT BAZAAR. WANTED, a Good GENERAL SERVANT. Apply to 528 Mrs. GREENFIELD. LOST, a ROLL, containing DESIGNS FOR TOMBSTONES. Finder Rewarded on leaving it at the Office of this Paper. 520 FOR SALE.— Handsome BAY COB, 7 years old. Capital Saddle Horse, very quiet. Apply at Mr. Newton's Stables. 517 AFTER this Date, Persons making SHORT CUTS to or from Henry Hakmaw's, or otherwise TRESPASSING on my Premises, will be PROSECUTED. G. BUCKERIDGE. Hampden-st., March 7, 1872. 525 FOB SALE. A FIRST-CLASS Family BAKING ESTABLISHMENT in Town, where One Ton per week is baked. Apply Office of Evening Mail. 527 FIVE POUNDS BE WARD. STOLEN from my Premises, an IRON GATE. Anyone giving INFORMATION, so as to CONVICT the OFFENDER or OFFENDERS will receive the above REWARD. 526 J. DREWITT. KILGOUR & PEBOTTI, CJHAREBROKERS AND COMMISSION iO AGENTS, GREYMOUTH. Shares in Mining and other Stocks Bought and Sold. Business transacted with care and punctuality. K. &P. offer themselves as a safe medium to distant capitalists for investing in the Mining Stock of the Rich and Extensive Quartz Fields of the Inangahua and Lyell. 264

25 per CENT. SATED IN FLAINELS AND BLAMETS. T. S. Wymond & Co. HAVING SECURED A LAEGE SHIPMENT BEFORE THE EXTRAORDINARY RISE TOOK PLACE IN WOOL, HAVE DECIDED UPON CLEARING 700 pairs Large Super Blankets, FKOM X©S. ©P. PER PAIR. 2000 yards fine and heavy makes Welsh Flannels, FROM JLSiD. jo:- ' ■ The above having been purchased at the Extkemely Low Rates ruling prior to the great advance on Wool, T. S. W. & Co. think it only equitable to give those who have so liberally patronised them this chance TO SECURETHE B^RGLA-IISTS. WHOLESALE BUYERS will find it to their interest to lay in THEIR WINTER STOCK AT ONCE, as our usual Liberal Discount from Retail Scale will be allowed. T. S? Wymond & Co. LOWEST WHOLESALE LIST IN THE PROVINCE. si 9