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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 103, 30 April 1872, Page 2

ANY PERSONS FOUND TRESPASSING on my PROPERTY, part of Section 156, WAIMEA WEST, after this date, April 29, 1872, will be PROSECUTED. ' ' 939 HENRY TOMLINSON, Senior. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR. MABIN will SELL BY AUCTION, day and date in future advertisement, the whole of Mr. NATHAN'S STOCK-IN-TRADE and HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, in consequence ot Mr. Nathan Leaving the Province. 940 PRIME FRESH BUTTER FROM the BEST DAIRIES only, delivered in Town at Country Prices, in quantities to suit Purchasers. Orders by Post promptly attended to 575 JOHN ROSE, Spring Grove. rriENDERS required, up to the Ilth May, for X ERECTING a SHOP. Plans and Specifications may be seen on and after FRIDAY, 3rd May, on application to JOHN JAMES, Bridgestreet. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 931 NELSON CITY ELECTION. MR. T UCKIE'S COMMITTEE will U MEET at their Rooms (lately occupied by the Bank of New South Wales, THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock precisely. 909 TONIC SO L-F A. A/~i LASS, under the direction of Mr. J. \J T. Smith, of Stoke, will be Commenced on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, at Seven o'clock, in the Schoolroom, at the back of the Bridge-street Baptist Chapel. Applications for Admission will be received on that EveniDg. 938 NELSON PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. AN OPES? REHEARSAL of the above Society will take place in the Temperance Hall, TO-MORROW EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Members and Subscribers are entitled to introduce one fiiend. These Rehearsals will in future be held the first Wednesday in each month. JOHN GRAHAM, 945 Hon. Secretary. ODDFELLOWS' HALL. IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE AMERICAN TVONSTRELS. TO-NIGHT, TUESDAY. APRIL 3D. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME! BARRY ON E I L, In a new REPERTOIRE of SONGS. HARRY KELLY, (Late Proprietor American Excelsior Minstrels). BEN CLARK, AUSTRALIAN SILVERY TENOR. PROFESSOR SAUNDERS, SOLO HARPIST and PIANIST. 942 Million Prices — 3/-, 2/-, and 1/-.

New Advertisements. milE BANKS will CLOSE on the RACE X DAYS at 11 a.m. each day. 944 WANTED a HOUSEMAID. Apply 940 MINERS' ARMS. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, in the Suburbs op Nelson, a SMALL EURNISHED COTTAGE. Address, with /till particulars, to A. H. V., Office of this Paper. 941 FOR PALE,— A FIRST-CLASS DURHAM COW ; will be in Full Milk in a few days. She will be guaranteed. Apply to H. GRAY, at C. L. MACLEAN'S. 943 Superintendent's Office, Nelson, April 30, 1872. npi-IE PUBLIC OFFICES will be CLOSEH I_ on WEDNESDAY and TBUR3DAY, the Ist and 2nd May, at 11 o'clock a.m. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 947 Provincial Secretary. LAND FOR SALE. 71 ACRES, part of Section 23, Waimea-east, 2 near Richmond. 150 Acres, being Section 27, Omaha. Tenders for the Purchase of tlie above Properties will be received until MONDAY, the 27th May, 1872, by THOMAS BRUNNER. Brookside, Nelson, April 30, 1572. 948

T. S. WYMOND & Co. AEE NOW SHOWING Their First Large Shipment of 68 PACKAGES Winter Drapery COMPRISING— All the Noyelties in . FANCY DEESS MATERIALS: MANTLES, SHAWS, MILLINERY, FRENCH MERINOES, WOOL PLAIDS, PLAIN CHAMBRAY AND FANCY WINCEYS, FANCY WOOLLEN GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, LACES, &c,, &c. :o: ALSO, 34 OASES Winter Clothing IN ENDLESS V^KIETIT. HATS, CAPS, WOOLLEN HOSIERY, MERCERY, &c, &c. »__— — :o : BS" Buyers should remember that the BULK OF OUR PURCHASES were made long before the great rise in all Woollen and Cotton Fabrics took place, and that we shall continue to SELL AT THE OLD PRICES, and thus DEFY ALL COMPETITION. . T.S.Wymond&Co. ? HALL OF COMMERCE BRIDGE STREET.