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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 169, 15 July 1873, Page 3

CITY RIFLES. /COMPANY PARADE Tins Evening, TUEf\J DAY, the 15th July. *t 7 p.m. A. W. RARNU.TT, 1853 " . ; •. Lieutenant in Charge. NELSpN CITY EIFLES. TI3E HALF YEARLY MEETING of the Company will be held at the DRILL SHED THIS TUESDAY, July 15, at 7.30 p.m. • , Lieutenant and Secretary to be elected.. A.W. BARNETT, " 1820 , Lieutenant in Charge. QUADRILLE CLUB. ; .. AN ASSEMBLY will be held at the ODD FELLOWS' HALL, This Evening, TUESDAY, the 15th instant. ■'■■■■ ■■ '\ Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock. ; ■' •■■ " ; MUSIC .AND SINGING. ■• ■;• , MRS G.j PALMER will RESUME TUITION on MONDAY, July 21st. .• : . . Mrs Palmer begs to inform her Friends and the Public that she is open to engagements for Balls and Quadrille Parties. 1848 EX RAN GITOTO. , n CASES of NEW and FASHIONABLE ■ DRAPERY. ■ ' 1808 . MANSON & CO. JC[ST RECEIVED. A FEW MORE TONS of those'-EXCEL-LENT POTATOES At 6a. 6d. PER SACK. BACON still EiGHTPENCE by the .Single Pound. 1819 W. PATTERSON. ALBION COAL COMPANY. IN Consequence of all the Shares Reserved for .Victoria Not Being Taken Up, 'the undersigned are Prepared to Receive Applications for a Limited Number of Shares up to the 16th inst. MORRISON, SCLANDERS, & Co.j 1781 ' ;; ; ' • ; Agents. TWO C1 HILLING mABLE ! ! ! • : O --'■:■: rJL V; ;. * „ EVERY ARTICLE SOLD, at 2/-. IVTEW WOOLLEN GOODS -Li ■ ■ from London. . \ '..,. Comprising, BANNOGKBURN, and othei Firat-ciass English Tweeds. 7-' ' " : : ' JOHN CANN, ' •'"■'' z ". ") f ' • Tailor, 1850 . Colling wood-street. GARDEN SEEDS' OARDEN SEEDS' '■ ' ■■'.-; . > i ,T^ I ; « . <.!]'■■'.' JPOLGLASE, SEEDSMAN, &c., Bbook- • jsteeet,; haying added . to his stock a very choice aßsortjnenl.,of_the above, just arrived per EKcjelsior^isyprjegared to supply the following varieties :~ ",", '.../, .".";' . : . . _< Beans— Broad .ahd.Greep Windsor, $* quart > l\,, § ,„, .:Scarlei I Ronne.r\.,.v, h A ■,».> ii \-wh,\ '.■%•: 0 ,„ D.warf French . , lV(r - viK lul'uft . Brocoli, Early and Late varieties, f per. oz. 2 ;0. .Cauliflower ..„"; / „ „ 2 6 ■B^"*2 :i '^^ -'-■■;•*■»' »- " x0; ; Mustard and Cress, curled „., , s O. .6. Celery,, choice varieties,. . - , „. -..,; l'iO ! Carr,pt|'chpice ,var|t=ties , •, ; .„ „ <,0 .6: j Onion, Deptford and Brown Globe <,-„;::!•' 1 f O. Leek, London-Flag „ c) ; ; . „ „ „„ , : .._ l.j 0 Turnip,. choicp, varieties,. per oz. 4d.^pei! IB 4 0 ! Radisli, ;...., , •' ..' . „ „.. 4d., ..^,- 5. Q Savoy, ' „ „ ■--;-, luQ Tomato, prolific v . „.•.' pkt- :O .6 Swede Seed \ i.per oz. 4d, per lb .3 ■ 0 Mangold Wurzel „, ,-..■" «*; :.-.-2'j.W r ' ' " : ■ Also, ! 6n Sale, " ' . ■ ! Rhubarb Roots— rXJiant „.. , .„ , each_ 0 i-6 '".. """ »,' " Hyatt's Victoria--. - „■ „Q 6; Gooseberry. Trees, twcjiyea;^ old ; j>er dpz. , 3^,0 Curran6— Black! „' ; ' o j, ;' f!j . n '\.\, „\, i: 3- 0? I*i'fty sorts Choice Flower Seeds pkt 0 8 Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants Fruit Trees— Apples, Pears^ .Plums, Cherries, &c, at Market Prices; ' " ijl ' "'' '" ' The Inhabitants of Takaka and its vicinity are Sinformed that Mr 'J.'NEWPrwifr 'trill receive orders jfor the above, and that orders by Post will be : pr9mp^ly,ft|iead^d,to r , „r v, , ><,« vi { ,;> i/ ;1852 Brook-street. i •<■:• .i :•!■.'. /r;-;."-:j'i ■\:.\m\\v.<\ 11 . .»■ § ' ■ w ' • H GO 1 H I _ _ HH- - 1? ajl.-'.-SJs 1 :, o ;r« ■ ; -i OQ .■ CD o : - ;co - • . . rv - • -2' •■ • •"■ § . 0. .■:•!,-■ - ; ' . . " OD ' 5 • ' { i FOR SAL E . TWO FIRST CLASS COWS IK" GOOD MlLK— Vetf Quiet.; :•■; '•. ■■ . : v. , 1^99 Enquire, office of this paper.