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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 289, 4 December 1872, Page 2

WANTED, a Good GENERAL SERVANT for the West ■ 'Coast. Apply at Mrs. SHANNON'S, Bronti-street. 2580 i, o. o. f;,..m. v. THE LOYAL HOWARD LODGE will Meet at M'Gee's Hotel, THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, at Half-past Seven. 2586 AT T V N D E , • «J . JUPHOTOGRAPEE, I TBAFALGAtt-BXrtjBET, | (Opposite Assembly Rooms). Portraits taken up toDes. 31, 6/- Half-dozen, 10/Dozen, either Cartes de Visite or Vignettes. Specimens may be seen at the Studio. 2592 ITALlAN^^^^^^g^. OPERA. Messes. LYSTER & CAGLI, Directors. IL TROVATORE at Odd Fellows' Hall, on the Evening op the arrival op tbjs Steamer from Auckland (expected on Friday). Tickets. 10/6 and 5/-. -None will be mwed after Three o' Clock on the day of Performance. 2550 W. M. Stanton.

XYT ANTED, a Good Female SERVANT. 2580 Mrs. H. D. JACKSON. WANTED, a Good GENERAL SERVANT. Apply nt, once to Mrs. AMBROSE E. MOORE, Nile-street East. 2593 Superintendent's Office, Nelson, December 4, 1872. THE TRAFFIC over the WAIROA BRIDGE will be STOPPED, on and after TUESDAY. Next, the 10th inst., until Further Notice. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 2594 Provincial Secretary. Superintendent's Office, Nelson, December 4, 1872. TENDERS ACCEPTED foi CLEARING and FELLING BUSH on North" Buller RoadNo. 1 Contract, Thompson & Dane, 9/9 $ chain. No. 3 „ „ 19/- „ No. 2 „ Robert M' Combes, 14/- „ ALFRED GREENFIELD, 2595 Provincial Secretary.

NOW OPENING Ex Agamemnon, via Melbourne. '63. TRUNKS LADIES' and CHILDEEFS. -BOOTb and SHOES In ever y variety suitable for the season. M. LIGHTBAND, TEAEALGAE STEEET. ■ ' ; _^ ; 2167 HALL OF COMMERCE. ASSIGNED STOCK OF . g«i . " * -JLsU .1 „m„ _&_ ;.j A -JLIU .B, M ' : ; fo ' H The undersigned will show g : 'FOE 14 DAYS | g FROM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, A U | LARGE STOCK J ►*•? OF og FAMILY LINENS, . « * PLAIN and TWILLED SHEETINGS, 68in. to 90in. wide 8 g WHITE and COLORED COUNTERPANES « m SUMMER TOILET QUILTS, ©3 W MAROELLA QUILTS, O ' SULTAN COUNTERPANES, all sizes, > 3 WHITE and GREY CALICOES, g 5 ' ' * HOLLANDS, GRASSCLOTHS, 0 6 DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, w fl BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED TABLE LINEN, r © •}zs VICTORIA TABLE COVERS, gj t 3 PRINTED and EMBOSSED TABLE CLOTHS, 5a LACE, SWISS, and HARNESS CURTAINS, o W COTTON and ALL- WOOL CRIMEAN SHIRTINGS, 3 S PRINTS, DIAPERS, TOILET COVERS, '£§ < PRINTED CASHMERES, 2 ■^ V ' BLANKETS, FLANNELS, H '*£ ' TWEEDS, SERGES, &c, &c. ™ m . Being portions of TWO MANUFACTURERS STOCKS, secured by their ,_, g Buyers at a HEAVY DISCOUNT of ' B 3 TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. OFF COST. 5 tH In the TRUST ESTATE of % W. R. FINDLAY & Co., Glasgow. g Pj;v:|;j; TA^NAHILL ROBERTSON & Co., Glasgow. > jw : J ~ (On account of their retiring from Business.) ~ 8 T. S. WYMOND & Co., 9 q have determined upon giviDg their numerous customers the fnll benefit of the jar above valuable Purchases by offering the same at fully 30 PER CENT UNDER REGULAR PRICES. N.B.— No fresh accounts opened, all goods marked Lowest Cash Prices without i" Discount -whathvee. k j T. S. WTMOND & 00., * I , v. v . B R I^D a E STREET,