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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 185, 2 August 1873, Page 3

STOKE FARMERS' CLUB. npilE MONTHLY MEETING will be held in JL the PUBLIC HALL, .Sloke.on TUESDAY August 5. GEO. F. MAIITuV. 1959 Hon. Sec. NELSON" CITY RIFLES. A SPECIAL MEETING of the above Corps will he held in the DRILL SHED after the Commanding Officer's inspection parade. Business: To Elect a Lieutenant. By order, BERGT. BURN, 1966 Hon. Sec. V. , 'fl^fl^^%| R. DISTRICT ORDER. rpim Government MONTHLY INSPECTION JL of the undermentioned Corps will take place as follows: — City < "adets in the Drill-ohed, on Tuesday the sth, afc 6 30 p.m. Ciiy Kifle i. and the Nelson Artillery Corps in the Drill-shed, on Tuesday, the sth, at- 7.30 p m. Stoke Cadets, at the Public Hall, Stoke, on Wednesday, the fith at 4.30 p.m. Stoke Kifles, at the Public Hall, Stoke, on Wednesday, the (ith, at 7 pm. E. BAIGENT, Captaiu, Commanding Militia and Volunteers, 1987 Nt-lson District. W. C. WILKINS, IMPORTING IRONMONGER, BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. Lately Opened ex Excelsiok, A variety of General Good?, including Kitchen Utensils, Dog Chains and Collarn, Garden Tools, Spade Handles, brass and Copper Wire, Copper Belt Kivets and Bust Nails, Belt Screws, Fenders, Coal Boxes, Cinder Sieves, Mattocks, Locks, Latches, and Buildera' Sundries. To Arrive Shortly, via Melbourne from Birmingham. Ga3 Fittings, 40 kegs Wire Naila, 1 to 6 inch Patent Wrought Nails, Brass House-fixtures, Brassware for Cabinet Makers, Brass-cased Tubing for curtain rods, &c., and solid Brass Tube for Gas Fixtures, Coffin Furniture, Fishhooks, Bolts and Nuts, Galvanised Netting and Sundries. Memo re Pp. ices and Terms. The continued high prices which rule in England, to which must be added the new higher rates of duty, necessitate advanced quotations, but the advertiser hopes still to be able to satisfy his customers with good value for their money, and to give them a share in the advantages, of jl ready money trade. Terms are, Nett Cash, and purchasers who do not make payment afc the time, are waited upon for collection of the same, the first convenient opportunity. W. C. WILKINS. Importer of SEWING MACHINES. Just Received, THE FAMILY FRIEND HAND MACHINE! One of the many good low priced lock stitch machines vow before the public. It has a large shuttle, straight needle, good tension arrangement) requires no fixing to the table, and is adapted to perform a large range of work, running with great ease and simplicity. 3Tok Sale, One FLORENCE MACHINE—EquaI to New. TABLE MACHINES. Illustrated Price List' with Local Testimonials? on application, Wheeler & Wilson's TABLE MACHINES, Let on Hire with option of Purchase. 1976 IMPOKTAi-JT AND BONA FIDE SALE. Mr. Frederick Bonnington, of Richmond, having sold his busiuess, is leaving the Colony and instructs > MR. 11 . J. L, AUGARDE TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION At his Farm, Richmond, On MONDAY, 4th AUGUST next, 1873, At 11 o'clock a.m., M.T. 6 Useful Trap Horses, quiet and handy 1 Saddle Horse, a weight carrier 60 Sheep, Ewes, and Lambs 20 Fir^t-class Pigs 1 Splendid B;ed Boar 1 Milch Cow in full Milk 1 Steer and Heifer Calf Ducks, Fowls, and turkeys. Harness. 2 Sets Harness, Plated 1 Set Cart Harness. Cams. 2 Spring Carts, in excellent condition 1 Horse Cart. Farming Implements. Plough, Hoi-rows, Forks, Spades, Shovels, Grindstone, Chaff Cutter, ttc. Household Furniture. Tablet), Ch"ii>, Arm Chairs, Fasy Chairs, Sofas, Wnshtiandp, Carpets Bedsteads, Pictures, Lamps Clocks, &c, &c. First-class Harmonium, in musical condition, i-plt-ndid toned Violin and Bow, Sewing Machine— Grover and Baker. Dairy Utensils, Chef se Vats, Milk Pans, Tubs, Erine Tubs, Large Iron Tank. Lunch provided. All parties indebted to Mr. F. Bonnington are requested to pay their accounts on or before the Blh August. 1873. Per Contra AH persons having chims on him are requested to apply on or before the Bth| August, 1873. 1915