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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 311, 31 December 1872, Page 2

Superintendent's Office, Nelson, December 20. 1872. THE PUBLIC OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED on WEDNESDAY, January 1 1873. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 2730 Provincial Secretary. St. MARY'S BAZAAU. V ST. MARY'S BAZAAR will RF-OPEK at - St. MARY'S, TO-MORROW (New YeV r &m Day), at 2 p m., to Close at 6, and to Re-operi\a_.' * 8 p.m , and on the following days only at Mgftb. * New Attractions — Pekp-show, Poltoeama, &cA. $ Instrumental and Vocal Music by the Pupils of the School. 28 1 _ NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS DDE against the Undersigned must be SENT IN by the 15th , JANUARY Next-, he will NOT BE RESPONSI- 1 BLE for any Debts contracted in his Name, i without a Written Order, after this date. ! GEORGE MARSHALL. Vanguard-street, December 30, 1872. 2806 NELSON EEGATTA CLUB. PRIZES will be PAID at the Cusroat-HODSK Hotel on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT,, 3rd January, 1873, at Half-past Seven o'clock. . Sailing Committee to Meet at same place at Six ." o'clock p.m. Jko. W. WIG Z ELL, 2810 Hon. Secretary. MAY THE NEW YEAR BE BETTER THAN LAST. ON Wednesday next, if you are willing, And I will not mention names, But W. Jones, for each one a shilling, Will take you to the "Maitai games. As auld acquaintance is not forgot, Nor will it be this time. He thinks it will be burning hot, As more sons than one may shine. You are sure to see me on the Stand, Please give a shout or whistle, O. yes, says you, there's our man, For I know him bj the thistle. 2807 W. A. JONES.

A large amount of capital is raised, and,, a prospectus is to be issued shortly. The thermometer yesterday stood at 130 in the sun, and 98 in the shade It is rumored that the Civil Service hours are to be increased on the Ist January. Tbo Phoebe sails for Nelson on Thursday, at 7 p ra. WAKGMtui, December 31. -Great indignation is expressed because Mr Fox used his influence with the Rangitikei Justices to prevent permits for tbe sale of spirits on the racecourse at Marton . The Justices and Mayor of Wanganui issued permits in spite of Mr Fox. Auckland, December 31. All the single women per Agnes Muir are engaged, and the men easily obtain employment. Dunedin, December 31. The Governor has visited the Mossgiel Tweed Factory. • Napiek, December 31. Arrived : Chili, from London, - with 312 passengers. There were five births and eight deaths on the voyage. For continuation of 7iews see fourth p uje. , Hollowaifs Ointment and Pills. — More precious than Gold. — Diarrhoea, dysentery, and cholera are, through the summer's heat, carrying off the young as the winter's cold destroyed the aged. In the most acute cases, where internal medicines cannot be retained, the greatest relief will immediately result from rubbing Holloway's soothing Ointment over the abdomen. The friction should be frequent and brisk, to insure the free penetration of the Unguent. This will calm the excited peristaltic action, and sooth the pain. Both vomiting and griping yield to it ; when fruits or vegetables have originated the malady it is proper to cleanse the bowels by a moderate dose of Holloway's Pills before using the Ointment. 2809 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED, in January, a good GENERAL SERVANT. Mrs. Rodgekson, Mount Vernon, Washington Valley. 2808 WANTED— A SERVANT. Apply to Mrs. SHARP, 2813 Trafalgar-street South. LOST, — Between Richardson's Paddock and the Town, TWO CART-ROPES Finder will oblige by Returning them to J. M'VICAR. . 2811 LOST, between the Pound, at Spring Grove,: and Hope, a RING. The Finder will be Rewarded on delivery to A. HUNTER, Watchmaker, Nelson. 2812

H. D. Jackson, BOOKSELLER AND STATMEE, TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS, TOYS, AND BERLIN WOOLS ALWAYS IN HAND. LICENSED TO SELL POSTAGE and RECEIPT STAMPS, ACCEPTANCE FORMS, &c. SUBSCRIBERS WANTED FOR PERIODICALS. 1994 W <W»^W^^^«M- ,,, «*««*W-***'«*******-j__^ GRAND DISPLAY FOR THE HOLIDAYS. f T. STWYMOM) & GO, - I HALL OF COMMERCE, 5 Are now showing a Superb Assortment of 2 g Men's and Boys' Clothings Hats, &c. El p p The whole made from the Noted Geelong Tweed, West of England, and l^ m other best finished Cloths, all being well shrunk and made up to OUR OWN „ © ORDER for Nelson and the West Coast Trade. _ ... & *• EXTKAORDINARY VALUE FOR READY MONEY!! | % = ' ' " " % 3 COATS COATS COATS w H Colored Sacs, Baised Seams, Patch Pockets, only 15s. 6d. § Superior Blue Diagonal Sacs, only 22/6 55 H White Silk Coats, Colored and Black Lustres, from 13/6 W n» Superfine Black Cloth Coats, only 21/- j m Blue Diagonals, Silk Mixed, and Black Pagets (new cut.) W p'-, — 1 © g TROWSERS TROWSERS TROWSERS co Doeskin and Tweed Trousers, from 10/6 5a Fashionable Cut Trousers and Vest, for 25/- © g - j g § HATSHATS HAiTS 3 H? Trimmed Straw Hats, from 1/9 Drab and Black Cobden's, only 3/6 & £5 24 dozen Boys' and Souths' Westminsters, at 3/9 H Gents' Drab, Slate, and Black Patent Elastic Hats fiom 5/-. (These $$ fe are noted for lightness and durability.) p* 3 = , gfc \CA_PS. CAPS CAJPS " . 5 Another Shipment of our noted Colonial-made 1/- Caps. j-^ 5" SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS -" S Our Soft Crimean Shirts are only 3/9 '" gp Silk Shirts, Crape Shirts, Twilled Cashmere Shirts \\ 9 P But for hard, wear buy our CheckedSomervilles.at 4/- \' ' W . White Linen and Regatta Shirts with Collars to match! H"- ( I : 9 ' ■ 125 New Scarfs, New Ties, >New> Solataire Studs, &c.,; New Collars. Drab Shell Hats, Black Paris Hat?. y-' ':yy.;'yy ■ y &&£&>yosycoy&-&Ms:m '■ ■ '