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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 94, 19 April 1872, Page 3

TO BUILDERS. TENDERS will be Received from MONDAY, the 22nd until SATURDAY, the 27th inst at 6 pm , at the Catholic Station, where persons desirous of Contracting to make DESKS and other Works, will be furnished- with flans and Specifications. 848 A. M. GARIN. LADIES' WAREHOUSE, HARDY-STREET. J^ADAME gOTTENELLI Begs to announce that she is now prepared to show her Large and Well-assorted Winter Millinery Including ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. Inspection is Invited. 825 WAIMEA RIFLES. DRILL EVERY MONDAY EVENING, at the Si-ring Grove Schoolroom, at 7 o'clock. WAKEFIELD CADETS PARADE TO-MOHROW (Saturday) the 20th instant, at Half-pist 3 p.m., in Mr. Bird's Paddock, Lower Wakefield. Late Members of the above Corps who have not sent in their Arms aud Accoutrements, are requested to do so immediately, By order, E. BAIGENT, 822 Captain Waimea Rifles. OVERCOATBI OVERCOATS! OVERCOATSI JUST LANDED, Ex Rangitoto, j AT 684 T. 8. WYMOND & COS. OURFORD'S f^OAL T^EPOT, THE PORT, (Opposite Lukins' Lime Kiln.) COALS DELIVERED IN ANY QUANTITY In bags if required. WANGANUI 42/6 per Ton. GREY 36/- „ NEWCASTLE ... 35/- „ COLLINGWOOD 35/- „ MANUKA FIREWOOD ... 30/- per Cord , TEB M 0 o]Ja OH. Orders left at R. Lu<us & Son's (opposite Mr. Wilkle's), will be carefully attended ts. 2160 JAMBS 0. BURFORD.