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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 28, 1 February 1873, Page 4

ME. XTIERNAN,: DENTIST, has EE JjL MOVED to Offices, lately occupied by Mr. Bain, Trafalgar-street, nearly opposite the Examiner Office.' '2591 ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS, COURT . PERSEVERANCE. i?OAA T0 LEND* on FREEHOLD MUU SECURITY. Apply to 133 R. STAPLES, Motueka. NOTI C E . ANY Person found TRESPASSING ou the NATIVE LAND at Wakapuaka without the consent of the Owners, will be PROSECUTED as the Law directs. WIREMU KATENE. Nelson, 22nd January, 1873. 171. Superintend en t's Office, , 19th. December, 1872. £100 REWARD. A REWARD of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS will be given by the Provincial Government to ANY PERSON who may DISCOVER within the Province A WORKABLE SEAM OF TRUE STEAM COAL in an accessible nosition for transport by land to the Port of Nelson WITHIN SEVENTY-FIVE MILES of the town boundary. , The attention of explorers is requested to the above expression, True Steam Coal, as abundance of brown and other coal of inferior quality is already known to exist within the described limits. No Reward will be given for the alleged discovery of any coal seam already known and reported on. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 2719 Provincial Secretary. TO BE DRAWN FOR, after the manner of the " Art Union " Lottery, at the Masonic Hotel, Nelson, on SATURDAY EVENING, ' February 8, by One Hundred Members, at £l ss. eacb, that Splendid STEEPLE-CHASE HORSE R US T I C . "'" The success of this Horse on the Turf is too well known to need comment. He is moreover a splendid Hack, and a perfect Lady's Horse. Rustic is now in full training for the ensuing Wakefield Steeplechase Meeting, is in perfect condition, and looking admirably, The Lottery will take place at 9 o'clock punctually. Apply at the bar of the Masonic Hotel, or to Mr. G. W. Schroder, Jun. 99 EDWARD HOPE. NOTICE. THE Undersigned. Tenders his HEARTY THANKS to his Friends who have so well Patrenised 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 wi|l Transfer their Custom to him, in whose fair dealing he has every confidence. 150 - W. JESSOP. . Pn O T I C E . To the Inhabitants of Hope, Waimea East, and Surrounding Districts. EXTENSION OF BUSINESS, F. J. Hingston Begs to thank his numerous Customers in town and Country for the continued support with which he has been favored, and informs them that he has taken the OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS of Mb. William Jessop, General Storekeeper, Hope; and has now opened the commodious premises as a BRANCB 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 Dairt Produce taken in' Exchange for Goods or Cash. F. J. HINGSTON, NELSON AND HOPE. ■ . m NEW ZEALAND EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY, WELLINGTON. THE Undersigned having been appointed Agents for Nelson, are prepared to Receive Orders from' School-teachers "and others for Supplies of SCHOOL-BOOKS, WALL MAPS „ ATLASES, DIAGRAMS, and SCHOOL APPARATUS of every description. A supply of School Requisites always kept on Hand. 2107 E. LUCAS & SON. TTT ..n.A L BRAITH ,-' BOOT AND SHOE MAX BR £lOH M 0 N D Harness, &c, Neatly Repaired, Agent for the Nelson AEvsniKg; Mail, which is received daily by Holder's CoAoh.X