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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 168, 14 July 1873, Page 3

A\TST A VF,!*Y. Watch & Clock • W • -OL. Maickk, Bridge-street, Nelson. All Repairs caeca. v<. Sewing ftUuhin-s adjusted, &c. &c. 17D£ NELSON CITY RIFLES. fIIHE HALF YEARLY MEETING* of the JL Company will be h.ld at the DRILL SUED on TUESDAY next, July 15, at 7.30 p.m. Lieutenant a\id Secretary to be elected. A. W. BARNETT, 1820 Lieutenant in Chi* rge. EX BANG-IT OTO. n CASES of NEW and FASHIONABLE DRAPERY. 1808 MANSON & CO. JCST RECEIVED. A FEW MORE TONS of those EXCELLENT POTATOES At Cs. 6d. PER SACK. BACON still EiGHT PENCE by the Single Pound. 1819 W. PATTERSON. ALBION COAL COiMPANY. IN Consequence of all the Shares Reserved for Victoria For Reing Taken Up, the undersigned are Prepared to Receive Applications for a Limited Number of Shares up to the 16th inst. MORRI-ON, SCLANDEKS, & Co., 1781 Agenta. nnWO Q HILLING npABLE ! ! ! EVERY ARTICLE SOLD at 2/-. IyrANSoN & rm C MOORE, BOOTMAKER, in returning • thanks to his numerous friends and Customers for past favors, begs to inform them thst he has REMOVED t> those PREMISES next J. Graham, Tinsmith. N.B— PEGGED nr SEWN BOOTB made as per order. A GOOD FIT and the Best Material Guaranteed. 1832 nil iiiiiii ll ll mi in i.pii in mm in |-_.__.-_.—i_f__._M„i_—_.__ii__i_ii_ T FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of the late SARAH ROIL are invited to ati.ui the FUNERAL, which will leave her late Residence, Waimea East, for the Cemetery at Richmond, on TUESDAY next, at TWO o'clock. CHARLES SAYWELL, 1844 Undertaker. 'i'i'M'i mr 1 " -iTnr-*"T'""-" T"" jl i , "' , --Tiinr i Tr iTir*"Tnn_-__-_iii_--_iH CLAPHAM NURSERY, Tory and Hardy Streets, Nelson "TFTILLIAM TTALE, GROWER AND IMPORTER OF ALL KINDS OP GARDEN AND FARM SEEDS, Has for Sale, at the' Nursery, Tory- street, Apple Pear, Pltjm,' Cherry, Pjbach, Apricot, rvECTARINR, MULBERRT, WALNOT, 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 At the Shop in Hardy-street — White and Red Clover Cow Grass, Trefoil Ldcerne, Timothy, Rye Grass, all kinds of Garden Seeds of the finest quality. W. JI. 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 all tbe 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. POTATOES. 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 eale in small lots. All orders carefully attended to, packed, and shipped to any part of New Zealand. 1528 '-* - _T* *-■ *» P0 o 2i S S. '« K. _T_ • ® **' a . g $ °- s 8 tt w o^, £ i/> § CJ b g <_fco M w R. *I" ____! « o - 8 1 ? W I 8 'P.o _h r/_ U3 o - ■ a <___■ FOR SALE. TWO FIRST CLASS COWS IN GOOD MlLK— Very Quiet. 1799 Enquire office of this paper.