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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 14, 16 January 1874, Page 3

NELSON BOARD OF WORKS. CITY DBAINAGB.— CONTRACT NO. 1. TO BRICKLAYERS AND OTHERS. TPHE NELSON BOARD OF WORKS are X desirous of receiving TENDERS for the CONSTRUCTION of a MAIN DRAIN, from the outlet near the Post- Owioe to Nile-street West. Plans and Specifics ' ns maybe inspected at this Office, on and after Wednesday, the 21st instant, during the usual office hours. Sealed Tenders, upon the forms furnished by the Surveyor, directed to the Chairman of the Board, and endorsed, "Tender for Drainage, Contract No. 1," must be delivered at the Office of the Board, not later than 7 o'clock p.m., on FRIDAY, the 30th day of January next. The Board do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender.. By order, THOMAS YOUNGER, City Surveyor. Board of Works Office, Nelson, January 14, 1874. '41 mo DAIRY -FARMERS.— EIGHTX PENCE per Pound GIVEN for GOOD FRESH BUTTER.— W. PHILLIPS, 145—6 Emu Store, Bridge-street. WANTED, lor the City Steam Mills, a good strong BOY. Apply to 144 W. T. GOOD. CHARLES' DIORAMAS. ALL ACCOUNTS against the above arc requested to be sent in at once. R. B. WISEMAN, 140 Business Mauager. WANTED, CANARIES, LARKS, QUAIL, LINN UTS, or any kind of Birds. LEVY, Trafalgar-street. , AUCKLAND ROCKS THIS DAY, In splendid condition. CALL E&.RLY. 135 NOTICE. THE STORE NEXT TO DACOMBE'S. THE above STORE is NOW OPENED for the Sale of Bacon, Hams, Cheese, Butter, Eggs, &c. Selected Teas, Coffee, Oilman's Ptores. &c. Choice Fruits in Season, both Home and Foreign Growths, Vegetable, &c. The above is established on the principle of Giving a Good Article at a Low Price for Cash. J. LEACH, 100 Manager. NELSON WATERWORKS. TVT OTICE is hereby given that the 27th Clause I_N .of " The Nelson Waterworks Act, 1863," will from this date be strictly enforced. The clause is as follows:— "Aoy person who shall wilfully cause or permit any water to be supplied as aforesaid, to be wasted, sh'-ill for every such offence forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding Ten Pounds," ALFRED HIBBLE, Assessor and Collector. January 10, 1874. 98 TTENNESSY'S VA BRANDY EX "HARVEST HOME." JUST LANDED, TWENTY-FIVE Cases of the above Celebrated BRANDY. WILLIAM FLETCHER, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. 112—6 SUBSCRIPTION LIST in AID of the WIDOW of MICHAEL CAMPION, an esteemed old resident of Takaka, who died on the 25th of December, 1873, from wounds received from a hayfork on the day previously. The deceased leaves a Widow in a delicate state of health and two infant children, who are by his decease deprived of their moans of Bupporr. The settlers of Takaka appeal with confidence to the public of Nelson to aid in raising a, i mall sum which may be invested for the benefit of those so untimely and unhappily bereaved. The Lists will be kept before the public until March 31st, 1874. The Collectors being requested to forward their amounts on the Ist of each month to the Treasurer, the Rev. T. N. BINSFELD, Nelson. The following gentlemen have volunteered to act as collectors : — Takaka— Messrs W. Page, J. O'Reilly, and Wai. Cobb. Motupipi— Mr S, Robinson. , Collingwood — Mr J. D. Brace. Slateford— Mr J. Lash. Motueka and Moutere— Mr Richard Hyland. Riwaka — Mr Madegan. Nelson — Mr 0. Richards, St Mary's School. Weetport and Charleston — Eugene Joseph O'Conor, Esq. Waimca Goldborough— Kev F. Chareyre. 114 Selling OffI! RETURNING TO ENGLAND J ! jjenky"dkew, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, Trafalgar-street, Begs to intimate that he has disposed ol his premises, and is now Selling Off the remainder of his Valuable Stock at greatly reduced prices. As the whole must 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 be called for. 8019 CHAMELEON TOPS. At R. LUCAS & SONS., ANCHOR fll'A STEAM LINE OF Jfl jlf]|^ PACKETS. FOR WESTPORT, HOKITIKA AND GREYMOUTH. m H E WALLACE X On SUNDAY, 18th inst., at 8 a.m. THE KENNEDY On or about WEDNESDAY, 21st inst. FOR BLENHEIM VIA PORT UNDERWOOD THE LTTTBLTON On or about TUESDAY, 20th inst. N. ED WARDS & CO. J