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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 191, 12 August 1872, Page 2

TO HIS HONOR THE DEPUTY-SUPER-INTENDENT OF THE PROVINCE OF „►, NELSON. • SIR.i— We, (the undesigned, inhabitants of the Gity ot Nelson,, hereby respectiully request "that you will CALL a PUBLIC MEKTINti for the purpose of oblainiDg from the Head of the General Government a distinct Pledge that the FOXHILL RAILWAY shall at once be gone on with. We are, Sir, Yours truly, [Signed by a large number of Nelson residents.] Superintendent's Office, Nelson, 9th. August, 1872. IN compliance with the request contained in the above Requisition, I hereby convene a ■PUBLIC MEETING, at the Provincial Hall, TO-MOttOW EVENING, the 13th instant, at Eight o'clock punctually. HENRY ADAMS, 1762 Deputy-Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, „ Nelson, August 10th, 1572. TENDERS vilf be Received at this Office until MONDAY, August 19, for— REPAIRS, &c, to the WAI-ITI CART BRIDGE. ■ Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Provincial, Ekginekr's Office, Nelson, and at Mr. Silcock's Bkidge Hotel. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 1 767 Provincial Secretary. T H E~EN ERGETIC QUARTZ" MINING COMPANY (Registered). AN ETRAORDINARY MEETING, of the SHAREHOLDERS of the above Company will be held at the Albion Hotel Gb.bym.outh, -on WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth day of AUGUST, 1872, at Eight o'clock, p.m. Business : To Consider the Advisability of Borrowing from the Inangahua Company, the Funds necessary for the Purchase of Machinery to Work the Enkrgetic Claim-, to Decide upon the Class of Machinery to be Purchased, and the Terms and Conditions on which the Purchase shall be effected. G. W. MOSS, Manager. N.B. — Although the above is the necessary Form the Business of the Meeting assumes, the Meeting is called simply Jo authorise the Directors to Complete the Arrangement for the Supply of Machinery, entered into between Bray and party and Kennedy aud party, previous to the Registration of the Company, and to give the bhareholders an opportunity of expressing their opinions upon the terms of the said Agreement. 1760 G. W. M.

PRIME SALT B OTTER, On Sale at W FH ILLIPi, next Mail Office. 1 739 SUPERIOR COLONIAL WINE, from I to 3 year old, and APPLES, FOR SALE by CHARLES BARTLETT, Washington Valley. COTTAGE TO LET. Apply to CHARLES BARTLETT, 1655 Washington Valley. HORSE HAIR, bought by E. F. JONES, Saddler, &c, Bridge-street 1731 SEED OATS!! SEED OATS!!! lAA BUSHELS PRIME SEED. IvU J. H. LEVIEN. 1658 TO L E T. A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE and 14 ACRES OF LAND with ORCHARD, in TOITOI VALLEY. Apply to J. THORNTON, Eridge-streefc. 1893 Albert Cobeice, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, (Late Orqaxist cf We?leyan Chukcii, Christchurch). Teacher of Instrumental and Vocal Music. Pianos, Harmoniums, and ether Musical Instruments Repaired, Beoulated, aDd Tuned Orders left at Mr. Stanton's Music Depot. 1747 MATAKITAKI DREDGING COMPANY (Registered). TENDERS for the PURCHASE of the PUNT, GEAR, and ENTIRE PLANT of the above Company, will be Received by the Undersigned up to Noon of AUGUST 30. JNO. PERCY, 1697 Official Agent. NOTICE. FURNITURE ! ! FURNITURE ! ! mniS Shop that has supplied the BEST .L FUkNIT URE ia Nelson is that little SHOP next Mr. Pratt's. Butcher, where all and every kind ot FD RNITURE can be made to order. DRAWING-ROOM SUITES, all Walnut wood, not part imitation, but the Genuine Article. Ladies' and Gentlemen's EASY CHAIRS. 150 designs to select from. A handsome ARABIAN BEDSTEAD for Sale, NEW DESIGN. Telescope DIKING TABLES made as they ought to be; by THOMAS SHONE, Cabinet Maker, 1734 Bridge-street.

BOOTS ! BOOTS II BOOTS ! I! Now Opening, ex William Pjrowsb, a CHOICE ASSORTMENT of LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIME. Every advantage given for Cash. Thomas ITsher, 1752 TRAFALGAR STREET, IT. S. WYMOND & Co. HALL OE COMMERCE, j g* GIGANTIC STOCK OF E m WINTER DRESSES ! ! g Selling for Cash at less than o MANUFACTURERS I^KICJES ! g rJS H § Every new texture out, including— £•*! f ~\ *2 y Pripno Dolly Vardens, „ . ; ft , PrlCeS All wool French Sateens, . Pnces hf W Dy . Bradford and French Eepps ! , o IVcnch Merinos, new colors *^ pj f i._ All wool Scotch Plaids „ =S u,e Silk Figurad Black Alpacas \ the )__* ■^ v,,.- i Embroidered Lustres [ ~ g . Xard '-< Brocaded Poplinettes Dress > g m 9d Persian Cords . ** g Printed Cashmeres 7s - 6d - Ul r . * n Lustre Melanges g Rich Silk Warped Mohairs t0 >. 28. 2 d Handsome Satin Cloths J 0 . t__\ O " ' ' Plain Poplins and Alpacas -18. pej Challi' Checked Poplinettes J « — = — a g FOR MOURNING— Black Alpacas, 9d. to 1/6 S ta ' -; Black French Twills lod. to 1/4] m Black Baratheas, 1/6 to 2/3 OO Black Balmoral Crapes, 1/6 to 2/9 ,».' g . . Black Persian Cords, 1/9 to 2/6 2 2 Black Silk-finished Lustres, 1/10^ to 2/9 S 2 Black Satin Cloths, 1/9 to 4/- ' g "2 Black Paramattas, 2/3 to 3/9 \2\ >-.-.•■ . . Black Valerian Cloths, 2/6 to 3/9 H »^ Black French Merinos, 2/6 to 4/9 UI S Black Crapes,. 4/6 to 7/6 "* . G , Black Lyons Velveteens, 3/9 to 6/9 tri £j Black Silk Fringes, 6d to 3/- (just landed) ' ' ■ ta> •*"3 PAITJEEKS I'OST FREE. , . \^_\ g ,-iQHEAP; BLACK SILKS— ..'.'; , , -f : -^ <J ,rw ; jV T - S - WTMOND & Co.'nre now oflering - 0 )M " 1/-' ' s ; ...■>' „.- Black Lyons' Glace : P5 e-tfif-*"-.' :' '-'fc .-.■■■; ■■■..•••■■«'-■.-'::. Black Gros. de Naples -,_ ™ .lO •".;. ' .: ; .. • - ■ : "; Black Cashmere de Loire - f-fe ,[i 3 j^iJn^jfr j»; *;."t'i.:-.,*f ! ! •:'•'. ''-><■ ■" ' ;- ; -.. 1 i ■•!•■::- . Black Geraldstine Cords vjj Price| ; from ; Je22S9.toi4 guineas, the^ullfdress, all. guaranteed makes/^^^:., " ®P •-■ '-YiV ■ i ' '■ : — rv-M.r. .r.- /; - ■ ' V.v ; >«..i ■- " -•-'■"•-■■' "-•-j -h ■-•--'■■>••■•■■■■ :^^-,r ■ v--.^;.----.-^.-,,-:"-: ■■•■ j