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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 110, 8 May 1873, Page 2

HMO LET, the premises now in the occupation JL of Mr. S. M., Solomon, Trafalgar-st. 1 177 A pply to Chas: HARLING, Tobacconist. MASONIC IIALL, NELSON. AUSTRALIAN. MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. MS W. A. THOMSON'S LECTURE on MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE will take place on MONDAY EVENING, 12th May, 1873, when W. Acton B. Adams, Esq., M PC, will take the chair. Mr Thomson makes a special visit to Nelson for the purpose of Exhibiting extentive Diagrams, illustrating the distinctive features and superior claims of this Society. Front Seats specially reserved for ladies. Doors open at 7.30; Lecture commences at Eight ' o'clock. ( ADMISSION FREE I 1180 Superintendent's Office, NelsoD, May 3, 1873.. TENDERS will be received at this Office until FRIDAY, the 16th intrant,' for REMOVING the CHANNEL ROCK at the Entrance of Nelson Harbor. Specifications &c, may be seen at the Provincial Engineer's OJKce, Nelson. ALFRED GREENFIELD, 1135 " Provincial Secretary. NOTICE. Treasury, Wellington, May 6, 1873. EEFERRING to the Advertisement of the sth ultimo, inviting TENDERS for the Purchase of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand New Zealand Debentures, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the time for Receiving Applications is EXTENDED from Noon on the 9"th to Noon on WEDNESDAY, the 14th day of MAY, current. JULIUS YOGEL, H72 Colonial Treasurer. LADIES' Cloth and. Velveteen JACKETS, 3/n and 6/6. 250 Fancy Dresses, 6/6 Each, worth 12/6. [1152] MANSON & CO. FINGERING YARN, Plain and Shaded, all Colors. Berlin Wool, all Shades, 6d a doz. 1151 MANSON & CO. LADIES' Fashionable Black STRAW HATS, 6d Each. Fancy Bonnet -Ribbons, 4d yd. 1153 MANSON & CO. LOST — Between Nelson and Stoke, a small SILK UMBRELLA, with Ivory top to Handle. Anyone leaving same at the Mail Office will be Rewarded. 1170 CARD CASES, Ladies' and Gent men'a. At R. LUCAS & SON'S. I ' ' Ml ■■ ■»

ALL SAINT§' CHURCH. DIVINE' SERVICE '(Authorised Fhorle-ed . Form) is held mV the above ' Church on WEDNESDAY EVENING.^at 7 oVock. Suhject of Expository Lectures, " St. PAUL'S epistle ro the Romans." 1173 N 0 T I C E. THE Undersigned bege to inform his Customers •- and the Public generally, that he has TO ARR I YE, Direct from Melboubne per Rangitoio, .And WILL OPEN in a FEW DAYS A Fibst-Class Assortment of WINTER WOOLLEN GOODS, Comprising — Frieze, Naps, Witnets, Pilot, Beaver, j . Silk-Mixed Coatings, T we c; d s , Fibst-Class Black and Brown Velveteens. EDWARD Wm. DEE, TAILOB, BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. 1174 PROCLAMATION. By his Honor Oswald Curtis, Superintendent of the Province of Nelson, in the Islands of New Zealand, &c, &c. IN excercise of the power and authority in me vested, I, Oswald Curtis, Superintendent of the Province of Nelson, acting with the advice and consent of the Executive Council *of the said Province, do hereby proclaim and declare that on and after this date, the undermentioned boundaries of the Amuri district, for the purposes of « The Nelson Scab Act 1868," and " The Nelson Scab Act Amendment Act 1869" and that the 9th and 10th Sections of " The Nelson Scab Act 1868," shall come into operation within the said boundaries on and after this date. From the mouth of the Hurunui river- to - Lake Sumner ; from Lake Sumner to the saddle between the Hurunui and Teremakau ; thence northward by the boundary of the Nelson South-west Goldfields to Mount Franklyn ;. thence by the western watershed of the Wairau river to the Tophouse ; thence by the boundary between the Provinces of Nelson and Marlborough to the mouth of the river Conway ; thence by the sea coast to the mouth of the river Hurunui. Given under my hand, and issued under ' the Public Seal of the Province, at Nelson, this First day of- May, in the year of our Lord One thousand, eight hundred and seventy- three. OSWALD CURTIS, „ . . , Superintendent. Attested — ALFRED GREENFIELD, Provincial Secretary. 1169 LEVY'S AUCKLAND ROCKS Per Wellington.

T.-.S, WYMOND & C 0. 5 ARE NOW SHOWING ALL THE NOVELTIES N „, AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPERY H M . COMPRISING THE H , LARGEST AND MOST CHOICE ASSORTMENT g ,- 7 m The whole of which has been purchased by our own Buyers expressly for the © 525' Nelson Trade, and Shipped via Melbourne, from Home. S g — :0: B Ig , FANCY DRESS DEPARTMENT, INCLUDES SOME CHOICE NEW MATERIALS ADAPTED FOR THB © WINTER SEASON, SUCH AS — " '■ " ~ ' ' «^ «8 Figured and Plain Repps in Wool and Silk Figured Tassos — Satin Cloths— £ Roubaix Cloths— Sultanas— Italian Cloths— Japanese Poplins— Broche and g g Striped Lustres-Wool Popleenes— Wool Plaids-French Merinos in all the §; H New Shades. Jg g BSiTAs many of the above Lines are already Selling Freely, we recommend our . friends making their selections, as T. S. Wtmond & Co. cannot replace them at S Cj 7 the prices they are now being offered at. m fs_\ '■ :o:^ — W g MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. S hj : Extreme care has been taken in our purchases for this Department, which com- ' - prise the most Unique Selections from the Magazines of Paris and London. All the 0 g Fashionable Untrimmed Straw Hats— Velvet and Pelt Hats— Flowers— Feathers^- ■cJ M Ruches— Ribbons, &c. Also, the Latest Novelties in Trimmed Goods. H g' ■■' ■ ; "" :0:"— - -'V ■ h| 3 MANTLE DEPARTMENT. H .* Ladies' and Girls'. Jackets and Mantles in Silk Velvets— Velveteens— Plain Goths— - g ; ' -Waterproofs— Costumes— Overskirts— Petticoats— Crinolines, &c, all really. M handsome and very Cheap. ' E5 3 . .... ■ -""— — .' . . .-SS • kj- •'••'. The above, along>ith our present Stock of J» pq . BLANKETS, FLANNELS, SHEETING-, tt p§j V ; ;TOPL > _, Bought Largely in eicess of our wantslast year, and 7 ml vier of the High . g - „ . Peiobs' now ruling at Home, enables us to open "the Season under " pd especially favorable circumstances to buyebs. Op Q * ;o ; P $H All Goods marked at the Lowest Cash {Pbioes, and from which no discount |j . can be allowed. P l T. S. WYMOND & CO., J r r HALL OP COMMERCE. , " Wholesale Department, , .. f 4^« ( „ » Wo. 1| Bridge-street, - • s* . » (1053 s