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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 279, 20 November 1873, Page 3

NELSON EXHIBITiON. REFRESHMENTS. NO ELIGIBLE TENDER having been received, the Committee invite Fresh Ones, to be sent in before 4 p.m. on FRIDAY NEXT, addressed to Mr ROUT, Hon. Secretary. 4sfo restrictions will be put upon tho sale of Wine, Beer] and j Spirits, which may be Sold at , all hours of tbe day during the whole time the Exhibition is open. 2938 NELSON EXHIBITION. ' NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS | TRE COMMITTEE earnestly request that all j EXHIBITS;may be SENT IN frora THURSDAY, 20th,-to SATUBDAY, 22nd instant, or it will be impossible to place tbem as advantageously as they desire. Anyone intending to send, and who has not already applied {pr Space, is particularly requested | to do so without! further delay, or they run the j risk of being shut out. Ali applications to this date have been provided for, - - Sr-;--The Exhibition will open on November 25. A - ' 2923 • . ST. MARY'S CONVENT AND "ORPHANAGE. ABAZA4-R. '* n & id of the above Institution wUTW held in the TEMPERANCE HALL, NdHtrai on WEDNESDAY, the 25th Novemberj and Three folFowing days, •-.The Sisters' ofl the Convent have incurred very heavy liabilities in purchasing land and buildings for a Convent and Orphanage, and they confidently appeal tq the Charitable of all Denominations t. help them in paying for them. 2904 PERSEVJ^fANCE MINING COM■>WM^ [Registered.] Slf' ' '' THE Dir^bts in the above-named Company herebflMeaCALLof FIVE SHILLINGS psr Share, payable at the Company's Office, Bridge Street, Ne^^Qn WEDNESDAY, December 10, 1873.' . *"-■•'*-:•' '^ .-,.v*«7 R. MABEN, - 7 ir^r— Legal Manager, f: 3 [Novembei I2fh, 1873. : : a o 28917 ~ "^ 1~ _I_^" BY APPOISTMEHT. „.„, ... H AL E 3to 7nR O B ER T S"Q N , GENERAL DYER; AND SCJOtMER, CoiAiJI&WOOD-STBEET, NEtSOK. . SILKS, and otber Fabric«DYED in any ColbWA' Gentlemen's Clothes Dyjßd, or Renovated and. janished in] a style unsurpassed in the Colony.] Kid Gloves and White Boots Cleaned. Ostrich Feathers Cleaned or Dyed and Curled. 1^. ...,., in ■ 2927 CLEARING-OUT SALE,,, * '•:■: ! - ' OF' }„:,,->:,- '7 IRONMO N G E R Y . GIVING UP BUSINESS.;- . , THE undersigned, intending to relipquieh tbe Ironmongery Business at present carried on., by him, will OffifEß for Sa&e the whole of his STOCK-IN-TRADE, which will be Soi_d Reoabdi.bss of Cost. A capital "opportunity for Builders, Country People, and theTPublic generally to secure a Good Asticle ata Low Price. A J, TREGEA, 2522 .. „..„.._„ Bridge-street. WA MITLNETBt T> EGS toimtipunce the arrival of ".-..,,_ ; '5t,..:.,,-' * j. - - *'' ANTHER SHIPMENT <$J,. OF ] SEASONABLE GOTBS C-Sx'ij'OYEE Castj.^, via Otago,) Consisting of ;:'--.:Tr!t!7K , i . * r Muslins and other Summer, Dress Materials Black Alpacas, Paramattas, Crape Cloths and French Merinos I Colored and White Skirts and Skirtings s Mantlea, Jacket.; and Polonaises ! ''' ;: - Millinery and Hats Real and Imitation Laces Embroidered Linen and Muslin Setts; Collars, Ties, &c Ribbons, Fancy Goods White and Cotorld Pelisea Black and Cplpjed Silks Brown Hollands^ Irish Linens, and Diapers Infant's Silk Bonnet a and Hoods Men's WhifesSfiirta, Colored, Cotten, Linen, and Crimean, &c Ties, Collar^ gfiarfs, Handkerchiefs, &c -■' -,/*-•■.-' "™^ — "" i?ESi4#WO CASES - MEFS AND BOYS* HATS. CASES Men'a &Boys' Eeady-made Clothing. " 7,/ &c, &c, &c P7TA". These, with former Shipments, makes the Stook one of CheJßest Assorted in tbe Province, and with Goods" all carefully selected from the Best Wholesale Houses in England. ORDERS FOS MILLINERY TASTEFULLY EXECUTED, TAILORING ON THEIPREMISES. M& TRAFALGAR-STREBST.