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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 13, 10 June 1873, Page 3

JUST OPENED AT WYMOND'S, GENTS' FASHIONABLE HATS, in Curled and Pinin Rims Hard and Soft Crowns, including Black snd Colored Crown Prince's — Prince Charlie's — Regi — AlpinesAlmas — Daihousie's —Oxonians, and Milans 1531 WESLEYAN CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. SERMONS will be Preached in the Wesleyan Church, Hardy- street, Nelson, On SUNDAY, June 15, 1873, In the Morning at 1 1, and in the evening at 6.30 o'clock, by the Rev. T. BUDDLE. Collections after each Service in aid of the Church Trust. On the following TUESDAY, June 17, there will be a TEA MEETING, after which a PUBLIC MEETING will be held. Chair to be taken at 7 o'clock. Tickets may be had of Mr Wagg, Hardv-street, Mr Hough, Collingwood-street, Mr Usheb, Trafalgar street, and Messrs Lucas & Son, Bridge-street. 1538 NOTICE. PERSONS TRESPASSING on my LAND will be PROSECUTED. A. G. JENKINS. Enner Glynn, June 2, 1873 14*2 IMPOUNDED at NELSON — One Red and White COW. If not claimed to be SOLD on the 25th Juoe, at Noon. D. LOASBY, 1522 Poundkeeper. Crown Lands Office, Nelson, 6th June, 1872/ NOTICE is Hereby Given that the Sections at Totara Flat, Square 122, advertised to be offered at Auction on the 27th instant, are WITHDRAWN FROM SALE. H. C. DANIELL, 1523 Commissioner. Long Looked-eor Come at Last ! ! ! B EE R Brewed on the New Principle of More Malt and Less Hops ! Can re had by the Quart or Gallon, At Geo. ADAM'S, 1535 HAVEN ROAD. TEN POUNDS REWARD. LOST, on Saturday Afternoon, between the Miners' Arms and the College Hill, a Leather POCKET-BOOK containing money and valuable papers. Any person returning the same to the, MINERS' ARMS will receive the above reward. 1530 TWO POUNDS REWARD. THE above reward will bs paid to anyone who will give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the Person or Persons who Annoyed and Disturbed the Congregation at the Wesleyan Church, Stoke, on Sunday Evening last, June 8. ENOCH JELLYMAN. Stoke, June 9, 1873. 1534 JUST RECEIVED ex ECHO. TTpiNE LONDON CREAM S^i IN, DIRECT EROM EINSBURY DISTILLERY. NELSON WINE & SPIRIT STORE; TRAFALGAR STREBT. 149 VAN HOUTEN'S 7 T>URE OOLUBLE pOCOA. This Cocoa is better and comparatively cheaper than any other Cocoa, Cocoa Extract, or Essence. One pound sufficient for 100 Breakfast Cups. This Cocoa is manufactured only by C. J. VAN HOUTEN & ZOON, WEESP, HOLLAND', Represented by their Consignee, THOMAS R. FISHER, Bridge-street, Nelson, who is the Wholesale Agent. May be had Retail from Grocers and Chemists in all parts of the Colony. 1272 i CLAPHAM NURSERY, ! Tort and Hardy Streets, Nelson. ■TTTILLIAM TTALE, GROWER AND IMPORTER i OF ALL KINDS OF GARDEN AND FARM SEEDS, Has for Sale, at the Nursery, Tory- street, A *-**etE, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Peach, Apricot, Nectarink, Mulberry, Walnut, Spanish Chesnut, TRUE FILBERTS, and all kinds of Fruit Trees, first quality. Also, a fine lot of healthy, o» AKGE an< * Lem(>n Trees. Camellias, Roses, Shrubs, and Choice Plants At tbe Shop in Hardy- street-^ White and Eed Clovku Cow Grass, Trefoil, Lucerne, Timothy, Rye Grass, all kinds pf "Garden Seeds of the finest quality. W. H. calls attention to his NEW PEAS— LAXTON'S SUPREME, No doubt the Finest Pea ih cultivation This Pea has taken the prize in England at all the Horticultural Shows. Height, 3 to 6 feet. RAILWAY HARRY, An Excellent Pea, a great cropper, dwarf ,'habit, and of first-rate quality. Height, 2 to 3 feet.; P O T A TOES. AMERICAN EARLY ROSE The earliest and one of the best Potatoes in : cultivation. 7 A correspondent says of this Potatoe: — " It is a first-class Potatoe, very early, and a vety heavy cropper. Has cropped here this season 120lbs from lib of seed. , DOBBJES' EARLY, A fine white Early Potatoe, a good cropper, and ,' of excellent quality. Both the above for sale in small lots. All orders carefully attended to, packed, and J iu , t , ;sjtfpped to apy part of New Zlealand. 1528