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; NOTICE. THE Undersigned Tenders his HEARTY THANKS to his Friends who have so well Patronised him whilst in Business at Hope, and to inform them that he has DISPOSED of his GOODWILL in the same to F. J. HINGSTON, of Nelson, hoping they will Transfer their Custom to him, in whose fair dealing he has every confidence. ISO W. JESSOP. NOTICE. To the Inhabitants of Hope, Waimea East, and Surrounding Distkicts. EXTENSION OF BUSINESS. F. J. HINGSTON Begs to thank -his numerous Customers in town and Country for the.continiaed support with which he has been favored, and informs them that he has taken the OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS of Mr. William Jessop, General Storekeeper, Hope; and has now opened the commodious I premises as a BRANCH STORE, with an entirely new Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, consisting of Groceries, Oilmen's Stores, Drapery, Hosiery, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, Ironmongery, Boots and Shoes, Hats, &c, &c. F. J. H. intends to give strict attention to business, to keep none but the best articles in Stock, and to Sell at the lowest prices. All kinds of Farm and Dairy Produce taken in Exchange for Goods or Cash. F. J. HINGSTON, NELSON AN D HOPE. 131 FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT. FOR SALE,— About 25 ACRES of LAND at Wakefield, Cleared and Laid Down in Grass. There is a Two-roomed Coitagb on the Ground, and the whole of the Land is Fenced in a substantial manner. For further particulars, apply to W. JESSOP, Hope, or at the Mail Office. 2741 CATTLE ! CATTLE ! CATTLE ! OA HEAD for SALE by AUCTION on O\J WEDNESDAY, February 19, 1873, at the Fair Ground, Richmond, consisting of— Working Bullocks, well broken 3-Year old Steers, fit for the knife 2-Year olds and Yearlings First-class Cows in milk and to calve. All Waimea-reared Stock. The above will deserve attention, being quiet, handy, and commendable. 107 H. J. L. AUGARDE. LOST, a SAFE KEY. The Finder will be, Rewarded on returning it to the Office of this Paper. 93 ISS fTIRINWITH will RESUME TUI_L TION on MONDAY, January 20, 1873. Washington Valley. 75 MRS. T> asSmo:re he S a t 0 remind her X Pupils that School Duties will be RESUMED on MONDAY, the 20th inst. Shelbourne-street. 83 TO LEND, on FREEHOLD SECURITY. 0150, £250, £600, and £50,000, <sw in suqh sums as may be required. Apply to MORRISON, SCLANDERS & CO. 95 Superintendent's Office, Nelson, January 7, 1873. TENDERS will be Received at this Office, until TUESDAY, the 21st instant, for ALTERATIONS, &c, to the GOVERNMENT BOAT LANDING, at the Port. Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Provincial Engineer's Office, Nelson. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 66 Provincial Secretary. DINNER TO MR. LUCKIE, M.H.R. THE FRIENDS of Mr. D. M. LUCKIE have resolved to INVITE HIM to a PUBLIC DINNER, on TUESDAY next, in recognition of his public services, previous to his departure for Auckland. Dinner will be on the table at Mr. M'Gee's Hotel at Seven o clock. Tickets, 10s. 6d. each, to be had of the Booksellers, and at the Hotel, up to Four o'clock on Monday afternoon. 122 THIRTY -FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE PROVINCE OF NELSON. THE FORESTERS wili CELEBRATE their ANNUAL FETE in the BOTANICAL GARDENS. Particulars of Sports in Future Advertisement. W. C. HARLEY, 115 "" Secretary Fete Committee. NELSON TOWN SCHOOLS. *TTTANTED,an ASSISTANT MASTER for VV the SECOND DIVISION of the BRIDGE-STREET SCHOOL. Applications, enclosing Certificate from Inspector of Schools, to be sent in to the undersigned on or before Ist February, 1873. " " , JNO. W; WIGZELL, Hon. Sec. January 16, 1873. . 116