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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 140, 12 June 1873, Page 3

vj "/NEtSON B0AR1) OF WORKiS. / "' fTIEIirDERS will te receivci-at the Offlce of the IJL until4ialf-papt Six o'clock- pftn't on IPRIDAYctheV 13th inst'ant i? for the -RIGlIT.'.to REMOVR and APPROPRIATE the STREET ; of tlie principal streets ofthe Cit^for'Welve J months; A / '•'■":_' -v ■ " * ■-■■<■■•- I. Specifications to be seen at the Offlce of the Board between the hoursof Eleven and One o'clock daily. • -.-. -%:-—"".'*• ••. ' y . By order, " J "/ ./, j --•■.. •*••-' /THOMAS YOUNGER;/ -y ■:-'.yy:- .-:•:.■: ■'■■ „--..= -.-yx, CitySurveyOr. s j Nehon/ June^ptb, 1873.; ;' v /,'.!// 1849 ; WESLEYAN CHU^C% ANNivMSARirr i QERMONS wili be Preached in the Wesletan •Q;;; i >;,sP^Oßo^,]Har*dy'|itreet, x^el^ y -/<,;•; : " - ' ' On SUNDAY, June 15;,"ia73V':J-t tl Tn the Morning 'at 1 1^ and in the evening at 6:30 io'clock, by the Rev.- Tr BUDDLE; -Collections iafter each Service iff/aid^ of the; Church ;T|rust. r ! On -the following: TUESDAY, June 17, there iwillbe a TEA MEETING, after which a PUB iLIC MEETING will be held. Chair tq,be taken J at' 7 o'clock." " ? X'- •"'■■•■- — -,-*-■_■- t-yy-.y*.. .-/."< i Tickets nifty be'-had ; of Mr Waggj Hardy-street, ' Mr Hough. Collingwood-street, Mr Usheb, ■Trafalgar street, and; .Messrs., Lt;cas:&, ; Son, j. -yy i ;.-^--Bri^kreet.//.;,'; ../ A ,/1538 ; HOLDERS of;, MINERAL. . LEASES, and J LEA^S 'un3e•Q ; tb;e^,Crbwr^ Lands (Nelstfn) ' Leasing Acts ar§ reminded that their Outstanding ; RENTS must be'P^lD to the Rtcdver of Land ; Revenue on or before the 30th June next. " H. C/DANIELt., j .. •>-..:.. — A .. • . Commissioner.... Cro#n'Landß Office, r : ; V ''""-'' '-' y, Nelson, June 10; 1873; 1547 D T RAWING PAi»ER^ various sizes and quality. Ori Sale by A\ ".,• -, U O A W -;■; »■ LIICAS^&.spN. THE INVINCIBLE MpLD MINING «' COMPANiT;-: [Re/gistebed]. THE follQTFingi.SHAßßSiin the above COM;'j PAJNY are FORJFBITEt), and will be Sold by PUBLIC' AUCTION, On the 24th June:-^, " ; ~.-.__ — ._ .„ .: V '•*:: ■'% >MABY*SPKAG'-d.^-'...- AA- - 1 5 ' VJ* /-, h FAKAH^EiiSEBAOO / . ' ... 10 Gebxbijdb !A; Spbagg ... 10 fJqsffiP&'Wl't'fON.... J... 25**-, i .... /._ ( ;,.//W/'s/PaekimßoN t / '/.. 62,/;*" _ v , ■ " i..///CB?iB. , riAN;RbsMAB/3^N 450.;.'/./''' - : ->y . .;.- - yy.yi -. .-.--.-..".-/"' -',''562 „-/■./ ': / .V -•;.-- * '- * ■ /.-■,. ,-: ,V h-.'-G;' HANKINS, - i.y *'1 : . -'■■;-;■?: yyy f. *, ,- ■-.-:*■-■.. legal Manager. Reefton, "June 10, 1873. A-// „ i- = 1550. THE Undersigned hy /always ON'' SALE a large assortment. of. ... .. , "/; DOORS AND SASHES, / Mour.piNOS of jßuperior quality supplied at the * "usual low rates. Sash Frames, and Doobs and Sashes of unusual Sizes made to order. . For Seasoning of Material, and Excellency ol Workmanship the above goods are unsurpassed. £rice Lists, with full description, can be fhad on application. 55 JOHN R. MABIN To WHEEL WRIGHTS 'J^p OTHERS. riIHE, Undersigned has always . ON SALE, yll '■"' • / ' : { : JV'a large assortment of StOKE^FELLbES; ' A "y ' • * ' - NAVES,. SHAFTS," ' . ; J' SYDNEY TIMBER. 2746 A ' *-<••' - JOHN R. J*f ABIN. TWJ.O; MO RE/ G G L D M/E/P AL S - '"•' •' '*' .' AMI) ' ,A-"* '-■•-'■ THREES it YE R IVI ED^ AL S y f„. .-.; y? -i .] T0 EHE r> . ./;•/ Ujp AI,'X*Eo- i E : n"' E. " ■"-■■ yAA J;'-the! *:*. y.y i ::..'."• Highest Pbizes fob Sewing -Machines h'yyny- ; y. ■%<,:, * •">- y.y -n-'> \-,y-/'. } JWJ3JSE ; GIVEN jTO ; THE , .',.., */* " F LORE N G E," Lsr IS67,xt' the AMERICAN INSTITUTE, NEW YORK (the greatest ;honor attainable in, the United States); Mechanics' Institute, in Lowell, Massachusetts, in Octobef; EJKPOSITION UNIVERSELLE, PARIS, /in ; July; Manchester 1 -x and 'Liverpool Agricultural Society's Centenary Exhibition, in August;/ and/at Coventry and Midland /Manufacturing Industrial .and Art Exhibition, in October.^. ....,,,.-., "_, t,-- .„>.,-, THE BEST FAMILY; SEWING MACHINE in'the world. ; It coniprises aU ; the/ 1 g-ood points, and combines alFthat is/ valuabie"iri tbe : whole" of them, besides which * it *- has many important advantages possessed b*-* no other machine. r THE REVERSIBLE FEED '„.../.. enables thp operator , : tp, sew eithef w*fty j '^iT|ißt4i»|t6 )s|idJs' ( o^';S^ms'^i&but' [ stopping or/; turiiihg ...the 'wovk,yy yy yyy. ' '. .yryyi.y "" i: A" yyy yyyy IT HAS THE SELEUAD JJUSTING iSHU^TLB y V .-, ' .TENSION. -. „.. IT M-KE^JFdUR^NffS OF over machines making, the chain 0r .,. embroidery stitch will m/one'yearbe^^n?qre thanj the cost oi the. machiiie. VJ/ ". / / . , t^A '/' ; " .' .7/,- j/ . .-'.- "*'' ."". "; THE LOCEV^TT^Cjg^, compared with the chain Bfttch/is^ess; clumsy, — is less liable to be washed or iroried : bft/ and does not, like the latter, form a netwbrlc to /retain dirt. **. ..;. : *--;;;-.' '• - X-x.)! THE EXACT AND of every part, with Vno uncfertain/spri^s or brush pads, renders it almost impossible fbr l^ Florence Machine to get out of order, and enables even an ordinary operator to use it suicfeessfully;. IT USES THE SAME SIZE THREAD on both sides, and both sides of the seam are alike nyy THA^JTt^S-^lffi BESTj^^ is evidenced by the,fact.that,pf the thousaads sold in the. United Kingdom durihg the past two years, none give.dis|atisfection; - AIL extras; fitleenfartiqles and; ode' dozen/needlea '"'-*/ ,V ,FREE OF CHARGE.- ' ... - .ith'li-:*:- ax '-yyyy WilWy .^"A-Ji;^-;?-^ B *. L (), _A,K*E r Y^ ;:> . rSQIffIS-;/i:aBST/,;-*^^/inBW ZESALAND BkroGE-STBEET.. H FotTB DOOBS FBOM .-' ■■•'-"ifdG^fiS'sl^HOiEi,; FLORI^OE"JI!Mefi*JINESCSOLD ON -fc''9£ A - ' ■■ .-.KMtvh'i xy'y ' .'.yy