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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 209, 2 September 1872, Page 3

SEALED TENDERS will be received, at. the Chief Post-office, till tbe 30th, SEPTEMBER Next, fbr.th^.CONVJJYANOE of,. MAILS between the under natntionedipla^es front; the Ist January v to the 31st December, 1873, both days included : — Frequency No. Services. Each W a y. 1 Nelson and Foxhill " once daily' 2 Foxhill and Wangapelca once weekly 3 Foxhill and Wangapeka once fortnightly 4 Nelson and Riwaka twice weekly 5 Spring Grove and Waimea thrice weekly West, -•■ ■ .• •p.-" 6 Nelson and Wakapuaka twice , weekly ' • 7 Chief Ppst-offlce and the ;f ! ; Port * - ' ■■ " ~ as required 8 Nelson and Havelock once fortnightly. Each tenderer will be required to give security as provided -for on the form of tender, .for a sum. equal to 2 per cent, on the amount o£. tender,; binding the tenderer vto take up the ; ' service tendered for, and execute the necessary contract bond in the event of his tender being accepted. Forms of tender and security, with terras and conditions of contract, may be procured a Y any'Postoffice, No tender will be considered eligible unless made on the printed form provided by the department. Tenders to be; endorsed "Tender fpr r ,.Mail< Service, No. „" and addressed to the iPost-.; master-General, Wellington. ' "' ; " : '~ "'\ SYDNEY J. DICK, Chief Postmaster. Chief Post- office, Nelson, August 30, 1872. v ' 1897 NOTICE. To the INHABITANTS-of. the. UPPER- ana LOWER MOUTERE, DOVEDALE, and the Surrounding Districts. "^T. pATTEESON I I ;• GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Oi? Hardy and Waimea. Streets, Nelson, ; . Intends in a few days OPENING A BRANCH STORE on the Premises now occupied by S. Bucdbolz, fjfppsr Moutere, Where he hopes by carrying on the, business upon . the principle of sappiying-^the -Vert - ; < Best Articles at the Smallest Remunerative Prioes, to merit a fair share of public patronage. ggg** W. P. having his: Head Establish' tnent; at Nelson, and Branch Store at Wakefield, is in a position to give the Eighest Prices for, and to offer every Facility ior the Exchange of all kinds of Farm and Dairy Produce in large or small quantities. - ___^ 1879 ' VERY SUPERIOR ■ OLD "pORTS AND QHERIES X by the Dozen, O Gallon, or ; :Single Bottle. ' ; A Vakiety. to Suit almost Every Palate. ON SALE BY WILLIAM "C'LETCHER, THE LONDON WINE and SPIRIT STORE, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. 1595 ; I^EALE & TTADDOW, , Thank, their Customers for past' favors, .andT iniorra them and the public generally, that ; they supply ■ : ■ • . MANUKA AND RED PINE. FIREWOOD In 1, lj; and 2 feet lengths. ' CHAFF CUT AND CORN CRUSHED. '■''-' -THE TRADE SUPPLIED. :. ■ " Also, On Sale — Superfine Flour, Otago Oatmeal and Pearl Barley, Potatoes, Bacon, Sharps, r j Pollard, Bran, Oats (Seed and Feed),, . Wheat, Barley, Peas, Grass and Clover Seeds. Guano and Bone Dust, &c. — - „ , . Newcastle, Wanoanuj, andCollingWooj/ - 1 CO A L . N E A L E •'•& H ADD 0 W, ; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COLONIAL | PRODUCE DEALERS, j OoiiiKowodD-sTRBET; Nelson. .532 J FOR SALE, the following FREEHOLD and' { LEASEHOLD-PROPERTIES:— 30 FEET FRONTAGE 'to Collingwood&TßEET, with a substantial Cottage thereon, atpreserit occupied by Mr. D. M'JSAe. t,; l--50 FEET FRONTAGE to; Haten Boad, with * ■"' -substantiar House thereon, at present i occupied' by Mri Flowerdat; ■•'-' \~> '*'■ THREI-QUAKTERSof An ACRE of LAND • at TakakA, with good House' and Garden, at present occupied hy Mr. Ross. ; '. , 14J ACRES' of good* P&DDQCK LAND, fence#f : in, situated in the Township^oe Hampden. 225 ACRES of'BUSH^Lk^D^^ii^ir o&BW^i'ini^ the rising district, o^'Dp^edaie, " ,".'; About 5,000 ACRES of LTSASEjHpLD Ij&ND^ .'-at., nt Pelorus! S.QoNi>,;kaowJß as ■■!* Homewood ■-. l? Acreß l -of..,yhicfa: are laid • v'- :.down-^a, JEnglish; grass, witli considerable. Stock thereon, with Homestead, Outbuildings, Boat-house, Boat, &c, &ci will be sold Cheap and on Easy Terms, , \im : ' : EpMipp,|p^^:&^^ iTur'QjNf^T^fp '=l^ Hf d^ J2BU. :•■■_-■..-■;; \f;;< ; pHj-'S;;^KINSON;; •;.