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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 02, Issue 261, 2 November 1872, Page 4

"CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868.*' NOTICE Is Hereby Given that on and. after the 4th Novembier next". "the Provisions of the »' Cattle Trespass. Act. 1t»68,'? • will" be Enforced on the LAND, being Section 1, part lnf 2, and part of 54, Spring Grove and Wakefield, and that' it is my intention to Claim Damages for, all Cattle Trespassing on the same land whether fenced or uninclosed. R. PETTIT, Manager. , Wakefield, October 4, 1672. 2146 NEW WOOLLEN GOODS. Now C pen from London via Melbourne — A great variety of the best (1 '0, O , D S , vJI suitable for the present Seascn. JOHN~CANN, T A I L O R , Collingwood-street. 2219 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. THE undersigned respectfully thanks his friends' and the public generally, for the liberal support accorded him during the time he has been in business, and informs them that he has removed to to those Premises Next to Wtmond & Co.'s where he has On Sale, the following GOODS. For Cash, at Prices to suit the times :— Groceries of all descriptions Earthenware and Brushware Superfine Flour, in 100,50, and 251 b. bags Otago Oatmeal Bacon, Cheese Potatoes Kerosine Hay, Straw, ChafF Oats (seed and feed) Wheat, Barley, Maize Sharps, Bran, Pollard. A Constant Supply of FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS in any quantity. All Seasonable FRUITS, VEGETABLES, AND POULTRY. W. PHULIPS, Wholesale and Retail GENERAL DEALER, Next to Wtmond & Co.'s, BRIDGE STREET. GOODS DELIVERED. W. P. is a Purchaser of all kinds of Colonial Produce. 2043 "O T TTINGSTON Has much pleasure in announcing to his Friends and the Public generally that he is prepared to offer his Well-assorted Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE at the following Cash Prices— b. d, 10 boxes Tea A 1 .. .. each 30' 0 10 chests Tea from 2s. to .. per lb. 2 5 5 boxes orange Pekoe .. „ 3 0 50 bags Company's sugar .. „ 0 5| 3 casks crushed loaf do. . . „ 0 6$ Coffee, in lib. and 2lb. tins . . „ 15 30 boxes Sperm Candles .. „ Oil 5 do. Tallow do. .. .. „ o 5% 40 bags Oatmeal . . . . „ 0 2 20 boxes Colonial Soap .. per bar 0 10 10 casks Currants .. .. per lb. 0 5 10 boxes Raisins . . . . „ 0 4§ 30 Cheeses .. .. .. ti n 7 20 sides Bacon .. ... „ 0 6£ '10 tons Potatoes .. ..per cwt. 6 0 30 cases Kerosine Oil . . . . per gal. 3 0 Champion's Vinegar . . „ 2 8 Light and Dark Blue ~ .. per lb. 1 2 White and Blue Starch .. „ "0 6 25 bags fine Salt . . ..per cwt. 6 0 30 bags Bran . . ; . per bag 5. 6 40 do. Chaff 1 .. .. ..per cwt. 5 '6 Salad and Castor Oils (half-pints) .0 9 Cocoa and Chocolates .. per lb. 1 6 Coleman's Mustard . . „ -l' 0 Fresh Butter and Eggs in any quantity. Also,. ■ A Large and Well-assorted Stock of Drapert, Clothing, Hosiery, Boots, &c, at Prices ; which Deft Competition. Waimea-street, Opposite the Golden Fleece . Hotel. 1410 MAIL CONVEYANCE BETWEEN NELSON AND MOTUEKA. HTT ATCOCK'S. COMFORTABLE • Jtl FOUR-WHEEL WAGON Runs beween NELSON and MOTUEKA Sand Inter- ' mediate Places. ' Leave Nelson for . Motueka every Mondat and Thursdat Morning, at 9 o'clock. Leave Nelson for Richmond every Tuesdat and Fridat' Afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Leave Motueka for Nelson, every, Tuesdat and Fridat Morning, at 8 o'clock. Leave Richmond for Nelson; every Mondat and Thursdat Morning, at 6i30 o'clock; . and [every Tuesdat and Fridat After- ■ -noon at 1 o'clock. '-••.--. ;-.:: „ The Conveyance will Start ficpm the Coach and ' Horses in Nelson, and RuMß(>LDT's,:at Motueka, where Parcels will he Seceived and^ Passengers BdbkedV ■'>'*•- Al ■y , :y\\ Aiy<-Sy:yy-'''y\ 222 r\ ROCERS' BAGSj 6 and 885 on , Sale; \\XyAyy"yyA-yyAyyy'ylA y. '. V ■-.. i : ;K ..y'";,,;yy.'^..Lr^S;&:SON.|ay,,