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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 36, 10 February 1873, Page 2

IEW ABVEKTISEMENTS. > WANTED, a FARM SERVANT accustomed to milking. Apply to/Mr. PIEItSON, Suburban North. 318 WANTED a BASK&T .CARRIAGE, . • Apply, ttating price, to 323 W. COOKSEY. WANTED a SERVANT to go to Wanganui. Apply to Mrs MORSE, Waimea West. 324 WAKEFIELD STEEPLECHASE. THURSDAY, 13th inst. HOLDER'S COACH and SIX HORSES will leavo NELSON for WAKEFIELD on THURSDAY, at Half-past Nine o'clock sharp. Tickets may be had of Messrs Tavist & Gay up to 3 p in. on Wednesday. 322 F. HOLDER. DESIGN FOR LUNATIC ASYLUM. Superintendent's Office, Kelson, February 10, 1873. HiPHE Provincial Government hereby offer a J- Premium of Fouty Guineas for the Best DESIGN for a LUNATIC ASYLUM suitable for the requirements of this Province, and Ten Guineas for the Second Best design. Designs must include Elevation and Ground Plans of a buildin s; capable of accommodating One Hundred Patients, but must be so arranged that a portion of the building sufficient ior say Fifty' Patients may be erected in the first instance. Designs must be sent in on or before MONDAY, the 3 1st March next, accompanied by an estimate of cost with sufficient data to check the general correctness of the estimate. No Design will be considered if the estimated cost of the portion of the building required for Fifty Pa tients exceeds £4000. The Provincial Government Avill decide upon the relative merits of the Designs submitted, and no competitor will be considered to have any claim to be employed in the supervision or erection of the building. Particulars of Site, &e., may be obtained on application at this Office. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 321 Provincial Secretary. LOST, on Thursday last, between Nelson and Wakefield, a CARPET BAG containing Wearing Apparel. The Finder Avill be Rewarded by leaving the same wiih Mr. BUTLER, at the Asylum, or to T. FE ARY, Wakefield. : 316 THE Undersigned being appointed to Negotiate for the Acquisition of LAND requiredfor the KELSON and FOXHILL RAILWAY, is willing to TREAT with the OWNERS for the PURCHASE of the Same. THOS. BRUNNER, 308 Government Buildings. TOBACCO ! TOBACCO ! ! WTT TXTEST has just received • JU • VV another TIERCE of that celebrated BARRETT'S TWIST, now ON SALE, at 4s 6d per lb, at 312 THE OLD STAND. NELSON CITY EIFLES. THE MEMBERS of the above Company are requested to attend a SPECIAL MEETING at the Volunteer Hall, on TUESDAY, after Parade. Business of Jmportance. D. BURN, 316 Ensign, City Rifles..,., ENQUIRY by TRUSTEES.— £2S REWARD Mr. William Hele Hambly left England for Australia in 1853. In 1863 is believed to have been residing at Morpeth, near Maitland, in New South Wales. Anyone giving available information as to his present address, or legal proof of death iu case of his decease, will receive the above. — From Messrs. ROOKER, MATTHEWS, & SHELLY, Solicitors, Plymouth, England. 259 Dated Plymouth, Nov. 9th, 1872. AUCTION SALE; TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, At 12.15 M.T. LAMB ! LAMB ! ! ' LAMB !! ! POTATOES ! ! „ ONIONS ! ! ! .H. J. L. AUGARDE, '■■' ; Auctioneer. '•'' N.B.— H. J. L. A. has a few SHARES in the noted LYELL REEFS for Disposal. 3 1 9 CATTLE ! CATTLE ! CATTLE ! 3f\ HEAD for 'SAtfR by AUCTION on \J WEDNESDAY, February 19, 1873, at the Fair Ground, Richmotid; consisting, of-~;7 / Working Bullocks, well broken '".'.'/ 3-Year old Steers, fit for the kbife AAA..' 2-Year olds and Yearlings lj, :.,- 'A A'A First-class Cows in mijlr and jto .calye, - All Waimea-reared ■„,. "-.,:, The above-will' deserve 'attefltion,ibeirilgrquieii, handy, and commendable, y ,U3.'V--107 H. j!x. AUGARDE.