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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 197, 16 August 1873, Page 2

,-i ni i— »t— >— ■» —— Mi.»g!mi NOTICE OF REMOVAL. THE undersigned begs F to inform the Public that he has REMOVED 'to the Premises opposite Mr Stallard's, and wild be glad to see all his old customers and as ma ny new ones as may please to come. JAMES LUCAS, Tailok,, B-ridge-streefc. A Suit, made to measure,, of best Nelson Tweed— £4 10s 2049 ■gXCHANGE~ITo TEL, Brid ge- street. MRS. EUSSELL, in returning thanks for past favors, bisgs to inform her friends and the public, that she is now to be found at the above address, and only asks for the same liberal sdpport that she received whilst atthe MASONIC. Everything will be done to give satisfaction to customers. Only first-class Spirits kept in stock. The EXCHANGE, being a Free House, Gentlemen can have their choice of ALE from any of the local breweries. Glass of Ale, and Sandwich, Sixpence. 2088 PHOIOGRAPHY. GHOBY will be ready to take PORTRAITS • on TUKSDaY, August 18, Bt the GA-iiL&RY. Trafalgar strket, opposite the Masonic HalL Prices very moderate. 7777 MAKKIAGEs. McDonald— Tbkoea. — August 9, by the Rev. P Caller, George Duncan McDonald to Elizabeth Tregea. to«h of Nelson. Saundrrs — Wilkie. — August 13, at Christchurch, Canter urv, William, eldest son ot Mr Alfred -'aunders, late Superintendent of Nelson province, to Jennie, third daughter of Mr William Wilkie merchant, of this city. UkATH. Elliott.— ln May last, at Sittingbourne, Kent, England, Juiia Kanny, wife of Mr George Elliott, and sister of Mr J. B, Sadd, of this town.