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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 12, 24 May 1872, Page 2

MRS. T>ALMER having had several years' JL experience as MONTHLY NUR SE , is Open to Engagements. No. 10, Westbank Terrace, Toi-Toi Valley. 1072 CAUTION.— ALL FOWLS, GOATS, &C found TRESPASSING on my Ground' Washington Valley, after this Date, will be DESTROYED. W. BETTANY. Nelson, May 21, 1872. 1127 LOST,— A SET OF TEETH (excepting the Ruminating Ones) distinguished by the _ Largeness of the Canine or Teabers; Also, _■ A PAIR .OF CLAWS, of no use to anyone but the Owner. Whoever has found the same, Please Return to the Colonist Office, cmickly. ! H3O BOW! WOW! i j CITY ELECTION. MR. QAUNDERS' COMMITTEE will KJ MEET in the PREMISES next . to Mr. Webster's, Trafalgar-street, THIS , EVENING, at Seven o'clock. 1109 [ Superintendent's Office, Nelson, May 22, 1872. WANTED,— HALF-AN-ACRE of LAND at RICHMOND, as a SITE for TELEGRAPH STATION. Persons having suitable Sites to dispose of will please send full particulars thereof to this office, on or before 2 o'clock on SATURDAY NEXT. , ALFRED GREENFIELD, , 1134 Provincial Secretary. L ~ — VICTORIA LIFE AND GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY and SAVINGS INSTITUTE. Head Office : — Market-street, Melbourne. Capital .... £1,000,000. Unlimited Liabilitt. Chairman :— The Hon. Henrt Miller. Directors : — ffoN. George Harker J. D . Pinnock, Esq. R. Br am Wight, Esq. George Nicholson, Esq. Henrt Ckeswick, Esq. LIFE AND GUARANTEE DEPARTMENT. Life and Guarantee Assurances Effected at Lowest Current Rates, and on most favorable terms to the Assured. THOMAS R. FISHER. 1132 Agent for Nelson.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FOUND a LOCKET. Owner can have it on Payment of Expenses. Apply, Office of this Paper. . COMFORTABLE BOARD and RESIDENCE for Lady or Gentleman, in a quiet Family, in Nile-street East. Apply Office of this Paper. 1148 CAUTION. POISON will be .laid on my Land, Wakapuaka Road, on and after FRIDAY, the 24th instant, as DOGS have been amongst my Sheep Twice during the last six days. Anyone found TRESPASSING will be PROSECUTED according to law. 1133 JOHN WALKER. NOTICE. 9^A COI * DS "pi RE WOOD FOR SALE. W. L L 0 V D Is prepared to Sell, at Reduced Prices, GOOD DRY DUN MOUNTAIN FIREWOOD, to be got at his Premises, Hardy-street, or the Dun Mountain Yard, as usual. 1141 TENDERS will he received by the WAIMEA ROAD BOARD until 9 a.m. on MONDAY, June 3rd, for — MAKING and REPAIRING BRIDGES in Redwood's Valley!. Specification to be seen, after Monday, 27th, at Palmer's Hotel. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily Accepted. T. J. THOMPSON, 1 135 Secretary. WESLEYAN CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. TWO SERMONS will be Preached in the WESLEYAN CHURCH, Hardy-street, Nelson, on SUNDAY, May 26, in the Morning at 11, by tbe Rev. D. DOLAMORE, and in the Evening at .6.30, by the Rev.. W, CANNELL. Collections in aid of the Church Trust. On TUESDAY following will be held a TEA MEETING and PUBLIC MEETING. Tickets for the Tea Meeting, 1/6 each. 1143

GENERAL OUTFITTERS. GREAT DRAPERY SHOW AT THE HALL OF COMMERCE, CONSISTING OF g 120 CASES AND BALES, hj COMPRISING O SOME OF THE GREATEST NOVELTIES EVER SEEN IN NELSON, rj. AND CERTAINLY THE jgj 3 LARGEST RETAIL STOCK IN THE PROVINCE. g q fcrj 3 T?ROM tbe fact of T. S. WYMOND & CO.'S Purchases having been t> 5 JU MADE LONG BEFORE THE GREAT RISE IN ALL WOOLLEN AND COTTON S Fabrics, they are able to SELL at the OLD LOW PRICES ; thus giving g their Customers every inducement to make larger Purchases than usual, as I* many of their Cheap Lines are being rapidly Bought up, and cannot be 5 repeated. An early call is necessary to &<* SECURE ALL THE ADVANTAGES. H £ P g; Quotations are^given of a few leading Lines, that some idea may be formed of the w 5 - BMIGAINS NQW OFFERING AT j| § T. :S.- WYMOND & CO.'S 3 g WHOLESALE DRAPERY MART. g VELVETEENS, T>LANKETS, """ > z; V - 1 Case Silk-finished *-> 6 Bales Superfine 3 VELVETEENS^per yd, 3s. 6d. WHITNEYS, per pair, 16s. 6d. fcH CJHAWLS, -jl/TERINOES, J» 0 O 350 TASMANI AN WOOLS, 12s. 6d. A t , 8 1 ? EB ? H ?S. « =J SCARF SHAWLS, only 15s. Double Width, New Colors, ls. lid' g 3 TTOSIERY, pALICOES, > :C| JJL 6 Cases WOMEN'S RIBBED, _ 2100 yards, 36in. 2 3 HEATHER & WORSTED HOSE, Bd. & lOd. WHITE SHIRTINGS, per doz , 6s. 6d. gj „ T^ANCY DRESSES, TX7INCEYS, fcrj 5 JP 2500 Brocaded and Challi-Checked * V 2 Cases KNICKERBOCKERS, CO I cj '■ POPLINETS, the Full Dress only 7s. 6d. All New Shades, per yard, s £d. I 3 FLANNELS, „ CJHEETINGS, > n JO 2 Bales Fine and Heavy ««„„■, SS I™^1 ™^ * , 2 ANTI-RHEUMATIC, from- 13d. - nTAT DOUBLE WIDTH, from ls. W S fiKJRTS, _ _fc 9 6o' yards DOUBLE WIDTH, tJ 3 250 : BORDERED WINCEYS, Fine Scotch Goods, 2s. 1 id. fcrj 8 TnvrrTniJf^* XTNITTING WORSTED, only g T ONG CLOTHS, JV s». 9d.#» lb. ; SCARFS, 6d.; WOOL g 3 XJ 2Cases : Horrocks'- HATS. ls. ; Crossovers, ls. 3d. ; Tippets, M . J TWILLED CLOTHS, only 9s, 6d. doz. 2s, 6d. W ALSO, A LARGE STOCK OF \ MEN'S AND BOYS' COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING. i '■ ~~ 1 HIT Families able to purchase a Whole Piece will get it at * Wholesale Prices. "T? «. FffOND & CO., "HALL OF COMMERCE," BRIDGE STREET. i l , „ ; ?AMIK MOURNINa WAREHOUSE.