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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 7, 8 January 1874, Page 3

ODDFELLOWS' HALL. REDUCTION OF PRICES:— Reserved Seats, 3s* Gallery, 2s. THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), JAN. 8, Will be exhibited, FOR THE SECOND TJME IN NELSON, CHARLES' GREAT MAMMOTH TANORAMAS OJ-" THE FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR AND NILE SCENERY. GRAND DISTRIBUTION OF ONE HUNDRED VALUABLE GIFTS. Leading Gift, SEWING MACHINE. Lecturer Mr J Hesford. Mechanist ... ... Mr J, Howard Doors open at 7.30; Exhibition commences at 8 Seats may be reserved and tickets obtained at the Hall during the day, Cairiages may be ordered at 10 30. MID-DAY PERFORMANCE on SATURDAY. • Every Child will receive a Gift. R. B WISEMAN, 57 ' Business Manager. No. 38.— January. JUST PUBLISHED — PRICF, 2d. THE CHURCH MESSENGER , For the Provinces of Nelson and Marlborough and County of Westland North Sold by all Booksellers. CARPET ! CARPET ! ! THE Best Assortment of 'BRUSSELS and TAPE M TRY CARPET ever imported with Hearth Rugs to match, At H. HOUNSELL'S No. 1, Bridge-street. 1338 6 CASES IRON BEDSTEADS and CHILDREN'S COTS, including Folding Bedsteads, with lath bottom, NOW ON SALE, in great variety At H. HOUNSELL'S, No. 1 , Bridge-street. 1337 Se lli n a Off!! RETURNING TO ENGLAND ! ! JJ ENIt V DREW, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, Trafalgar-street, Begs to intimate that he has disposed ot hie premises, and is now Selling Off ihe remainder of his Valuable Stock at greatly reduoed prices. As the whole muat be Cleared and, the premises given up shortly, No Reasonable Offer will be refused. Old Gold or Silver taken in Exchange. All Goods left for Repairs must bo called for. 3019 N O T I C E. ; GAS! GAS!! GAS!!! WE, the undersigned, having lutely arrived from London, beg to announce that we have COMMENCED BUSINESS in the premises next to W. H. West's, and wish to state that having had long experience: in GASFITTING, we can guarantee that all work entrusted to our care will receive proper attention and be performed in a workmanlike manner. W. PRTFORD, J. DIMES. 7 4 P.S.—SUN-LIGHTS and STAR-LIGHTS suitable for Churches and Public Halls, and every description of GASFITTING made to Order 58 AUCTION SALE, SATURDAY next, 12-15, M.T. At Newton's Yard, Hardy-street. HJ. L. AUGARDB will SELL, without • reserve, the following useful HORSES, well deserving the attention bf Farmers and others (at Newton's Yard, Hardy-street) — A Black Mare, broken to harness ; a light one „ A Heavy Plough Ma.c, ditto ; Unmistakeable A Light Pl .ugh Mare ; Progressive Upstanding ditto, Gelding ; Trustworthy. 35. H. J. L. AUGARDE, Auctioneer. HJ. L. AUGARDE will SELL by • AUCTION, on TUESDAY, January 13, 1874, at Mr. J. Jervis's, Fox Hill, at 12-15 M.T., by order of of Mr. G. Flowbbs— 223 Acres of LAND in the Tadmor Leasehold — 20 acres open Lari d, the balance timbered. SHEEP. ■ 70 Ewes and, TLwnbs, two and four-tooth, Southdown, crossed with Leicester. HORSES. ; 1 Draught Horse, 5 off, staunch 2 Trap Mares, foals at side, useful 1 Gelding, rising 7 (saddle or harness 1 „ St. Aubyn, splendid hack 1 Cream-coloured Pony, unbroken * * »» >> „ 1 Yearling Colt, by Day Dawn. 3432 . H. J. L. AUGARDE, Auctioneer. T ANCHOR <JJM|l' : STEAM LINE OF 3||lf|j&- PACKETS. FOR WESTPORT, HOKITIKA AND GREYMOUTH. i The' ' K E N N E D V On MONDAY, 12th inst., at noon. THE CHARLES EDWARD 0 n W EDNESDAY, Hth inst. > TO BLENHEIM AND PORT UNDERWOOD. THE LYTTELTON On FRIDAY (TO-MORROW), at 3 p.m. N. EDWARDS & CO.