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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 85, 9 April 1872, Page 3

WORTH KNOWING that you can get a GOOD RIDING COAT for 15s. 6d„ worth 255. at T. S. WYMOND & COS. 7-10 Hall of Commerce. NOW OPENING — . Ex "Margaret Galbraith," Via DUNEDIN. A New and Choice Selection of Seasonable D RAPE ET Which will be Ready tor Inspection On MONDAY, tlie Bth instant. E. DARTNALL, RICHMOND. 751 LADIES' WATERPROOF MANTLES, New Shapes, only 12s. 6ii., worth 21s. 737 T. S. WYMOND & CO. " CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868." NOTICE is Hereby Given, that on and after the 12th day of APRIL next, the PROVISIONS of the "CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868," will be ENFORCED on my property, being Sections 112, 113, and part of 114, at Dovedale; and that it is my intention to OLAlvj DAMAGES for all CATTLE TRESPASSING on the said land whether fenced or unenclosed. FRED. BOCKMANN. Dovedale, March 12, 1872. 562 PRIME FRESH BUTTER FROM *.he BEST DAIRIKS only, delivered in Town at Country Prices, in quantities to suit Purchasers. Orders by Post promptly attended to. 575 JOHN ROSE, Spring Grove. OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! JUST LANDED, Ex Rangitoto, AT 684 ■ T. S. WYMOND & COS. NOTICE. ALL DEBTS or CLATMS against Mr. JAMES CHAS. PHILLIPS to be SENT IN to the Undersigned, on or before the 30th inst. for SETTLEMENT. H. V. PHILLIPS, Bee Hive Store, Bridge- street. Nelson, April 4, 1872. 731 OAfin LADIES' and GIRLS BLACK mJ\J\J\J STRAW HATS from Is. EACH. 741 T. S. WYMOND & CO. WOODLAND HOUSE. MRS. "piCKETT will RECOMMENCE JL School on MONDAY 15th inst., at Quarter to Ten o'clock. 1 he Wood, Nelson. Bth April, 1872. 758 1.0.0. F., M.U. THE MEMBERS of the TRAVELLERS' REST AND GENERAL CaMEHON ' LODGES intend to have a GALA DAY on 12th APRIL Next, to Commemorate the Raising of the Standard of Oddfellowship in the Province of Nelson, wliich event took place on Thursday the 7th April, 1842. A PROCFSSTON will take place. Members intending to join tbe snme, are requested to Attend at the Agricultural Hall, Richmond, at 1 1 o'clock a.m. After the Procession, various Sports for Juveniles, &c. &c. A TEA wiU take place at 4 p m , at the said Hall; after which, a PUBLIC MEE ITNG. J. W. Baknicoat, Esq, will preside. To conclude with a BALL in the Evening*. Admission to the Tea and Ball by Ticket only which may be obtained from the Stewards, Tickets for the Tea : — Childr.-n under 7 >eara, 6d.; between 7 and 14 yea's, Is.; Adults Is. 6d. : to be obtained from Hros. Wm Galbraith and VV. M. Bell. Tickets for the Ball —Gentlemen, 2s. 6d.; Ladies, Free; to be obtained from Bros C. P. Kearns, H. Lankow, and S . B. Silcock. Stewards. P.P.G.M. C P. KEARNS. P.P.D.G.M. H. LANKOW. P.D.GM. JOHN LAMMAS. P.G FRED CORDER. P.G. W. W. BAWNKS. P.G. THOMAS LAMMAS. N.G. DIET. BEUKE. V.G. H. HAMMOND. E.S. W. M. BELL. Br. S. B. SILCOCK Br. Wm. GALBRAITH. 273 Br. Wm. HIGGS. OURFORD'S riOAL T\EPOT, THE PORT, (Opposite Lukins' Lime Kiln.) COALS DELIVERED IN ANY QUANTITY In bags if required, WANGANUI 42/B'perTon. OBEY" 35/- „ NEWCASTLE 35/. COLLINGWOOD 33/- jj MANUKA FIREWOOD ... 30/- per Cord TERMS cash. Orders left at R. Lucas & Son's (opposite Mr. Wilkie's), will be carefully attended to. 2 -60 T AIU-R g RUTi-QR I ) . *\fin ■TKJMMBD HATs'at'ls.' 6d. EACH. M_fM .. ._. „_ & 1 WYMOND A; CO., HHHMtt^H||ftll of Commerce.