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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 154, 27 June 1873, Page 3

LOST, a SPOTTED PIG. Apply to JAMES MILLER, 1*566 The Rocks. mWO SHILLING nnABLE ! ! ! EVERY ARTICLE SOLD at 2/-. - ,m anson& G°- -,m, NOTICE. PRIME BACON AND HAMS, QD. ' Only O \\f fl>. REALLY GOOD POTATOES Per O ' O Bag. 3S. EACH. 1667 W. PATTERSON. ' DRAWING PAPER, various sizes and quality. On Sale by R. LUCAS & SON. 7p; PAIRS MEN'S Vert Superior O rr\ m - • - XWEED X BOWSERS, At XU \J Reduced from 25/-. 1612 MANSON & CO. NOTICE. AKY Person or Persons found TRESPASSING on the TE AROWHENUA RON or HASTILOW'S RUN after this date will be PROSECUTED. DOGS found STRAYING on the above Runs will be SHOT. Te Arowhenua, 18th June, 1873. 1613 lAA PAIRS GEELONG TWEED X\JU TROWSERS, At 14s. 61., Worth 21s. !69i T. S. WYMOND & CO. PERSEVERANCE MINING COfcf- . PANY [Registered .] AN EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS in this Company will be held at tbe Oddfellows' Hall, Nelson, on FRIDAY, July 11, 1873, at 7.30 p.m., for the pnrpose of Reducing the Qualification for Directoi'. Shareholders are respectfully requested to Attend, and those unable to will please send a proxy paper to the Company's Office without delay. After the above Meeting, The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be bold. Business : To Receive the Directors' Report, and the Acconnts for the Half-year ending the 15th June. And, To Elect Four Directors in the place of Messrs A. J. Richmond, J. C. Richmond, J. Webb, and 11. Baly, who retire by rotation ; and for the Election of Auditors. JOHN R. MABIN, Legal Manager. Nelson, June 18, 1873. 1615 . TUST HAVE A LOOK AT ° WYMOND'S BLACK ALPINE HAT. 2s. lid.. Worth 7s. 6d. i 6 93 CLAPHAM NURSERY, Tory and Hardy Streets, Nelson. -TT7ILLIAM XT ALE, GROWER AND IMPORTER OF ALL KINDS OF GARDEN AND FARM SEEDS, Has for Sale, at the Nursery, Tory- street, Apple Pear, Plum, Cheeky, Peach, Apricot, Nectarintb, Mulberry, Walnut, Spanish Chesnut, TRUE. FILBERTS, and all kinds * of Fruit Trees, first quality. Also, a fine lot of healthy Orange and Lemon Trees. Camellias, Roses, Shrubs, and Choice Plants. 1 At the Shop in Hardy-street — White and Red Clover Cow Grass, Trefoil Lucerne, Timothy, Rye Grass, all kinds of Garden Seeds of the finest quality. W. H. calls attention to his NEW PEAS— LAXTON'S SUPREME, No doubt the Finest Pea in cultivation. This Pea has taken the prize in England at ail 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. POTATO E S . • AMERICAN EARLY ROSE The earliest and one of the best Potatoes in "cultivation. ' A correspondent says of this Potatoe: — " It is a first-class Potatoe, very early, and a very heavy cropper. Has cropped here this season 120lbs from lib of seed. DOBBIES' 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 shipped to any part of New Zealand. 1528 TO PREVENT RHEUMATICS. GO to WYMOND'S for FLANNEL DRAWERS and SHIRTS, From 4s, 1692 Ha_l of Commerce. FOR HAVELOCK DIRECT. 4M. rpHE "DART" will leave as ffMijk X above in a few days in place Jffffl^ of the Waitohi. -■J||||B|-k. . For Freight or Passage apply to 1696 IV E-tASER, on board.