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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 23, 27 January 1874, Page 2

gTATEMENT of ACCOUNTS of NELSON SAVINGS BANK~foT^ar endinir ~ 3 1st DECEMBER, 1873. g ~ 1873 ; ~ ~ — — Ito Dec. 31; £ s d nJ*t To Balance at Union Bank •_ ip« *i d n„ \ * -j 7 £ s. d. :3.fl£S_3-":^Ssfta's*|j on Mortgages ... ... 605 19 0 „ AmouSt of Cash in Union „ Amount receivea on Mor:- Bank y™ u m umoa . gages repaiu 1,322 9 2 "' "* ' ___ilo^BinS H. D. JACKSON,. - c * x» T t J^ ana ger, Nelson Savingß Bank. H. E. Ol RTIS, ' ( J. R. DODSON, } Trustees, xxr 1 u !■ M - HILL, We hereby certify that we have examined the above Statement, with the Book, an.i Vouchers of he Bank, and flnd the same cr rrect , and that the sum of Xlisfs 14s Id standi the credit of the Savings Bank at tho Union Bank of Australia, Kelson. teDdß *° 9J , ALJX. SCLANDERS, ) . ... 24fi W. M. STANTON, } Auditors. STATEMENT of ASSETS and .LIABILITIES of NELSON SAVINGS BANK ■^ . December 3 1st, 1873. *-«~«j-*.| To Amount ;due s6fi L editors "' 'By Mortgage Securhks and **' &: Interest included ... 13,483 7 6 Fixed Deposits... ?„ 12 447 10 10 » Brtlance MO6 14 1 „ Intcrestdue and accrued ' B ' o : 901 18, 4 „ Building site 289 18 4' „ Office Furniture, &c. ... 12 0 0' „ G«sh in Union Bank ... 1,32s 14 1 * i4 » 9s ° i ~ ii^rr? H. D. JACKSON, Manager, Neleon Savins a Bnni_ (Signed) SAMrEL KINGDON, Vice-S esiden/ H. GOULSTONE, 1 eeident. H. E. CURTIS, J. R, DODSON, r Trustees. I. M. lULL, j We htrcby certify that we have examined tho above Statement with tim p„ n _ r. , find the same correct. We h.rtby certify that th. above sStie and l fl?i n^ ° k -!' a " d valid and in full force. ow-urmes ana fixed Deposits are oa-, ■ ALEX. SCLANDERS,) „ , ■ 247 W. M. ST AN TO .V, / Editors, W SCOTTER, LYELL CREEK QUARTZ MINING V - COMPANY (LIMITED^ SHOEING AND GENERAL SMITH, A T a MEETING of the DIRECTORS Having commenced Business in Wa L gakstreet (next Twist & Gay's;, hopes by r*!,^ d f'^ able T to , the MsnageV, at the strict attention to business, and moderate FeZTarY^sV '' ° n the lUh day ° f cherges, to obtain a share of public patronage. DAVID LESLIE, W-l Lyell, January 19, 1«74. "^SEIi HA RDY- STBEET. Just OPENED, ex "HARVEST BOME" FOUR CASES PAPERHANGINGS. U CASES & CASKS OE COLOURS, DRY AND GROUND IN OIL. Kent's Celebrated Brushware, Black Japan, Japanners' Gold Size ' JNoble and Hoare's Coach and other Varnishes, Gold Leaf, Bronze, feherratt ahd Newth's Plate and Sheet Glass, Diamonds, &c, &c. KEUT Observe the Address— ,Jfgf§ J. P. COOKE, Royal Blue House, HARDY-STREET. 160 * (Per Alhambra,) MWB_& BOYS' CLOTfflM ■ £j , ... Also a Large Shipment of fc' West of England and Colonial § I TWEEDS,- |: g (BOUGHT AT A DISCOUNT). S : '■ — - : • g , g FOR BOYS' WEAR- EOR MEN'S WEAR-: W ' j^ (Hard and tough wear combined The Everlasting Tweed P^ * Gambrooms at 1 0 Jd, worth ls 4d All shades, only 2s 6d, cheap at 3s 9d S d@ Umonlweeds 12Jd,worthls9d Light Summer Tweeds, Ss 3d, value for 4b M w Self Gray Tweeds, ls 9d, value for 2s 6d Geelong Tweeds from 3s, worth 5s « 55 Striped Drills, Is, value for ls 6d Printed Moleskins, Is 4d to 2a 8d 03 Note. — Gents' Trowsera and Vests made to order from 425. W (Fit and Workmanship guaranteed). ' O — ° « ►3 Complete Assortment of MELBOURNE MADE CLOTHING, p* Manufactured from Geelong and Colonial-made Tweeds (all Warranted). § g Tweed Trowsers and Vests from 21s Roys' Tweed Trowsers, 7s ed, 9s 6d X P Geelong Tweed Trowsers and Vesta, 30s Boy's Knickerbocker Suits, Os 6d, 12s fid, tfi |ZJ Black Doe Trowsera, 17s, 21s, 25s 16s 6d, 21s |3 Black Sacs, new shapes, 21s, 255, 30s Men's Tweed Sacs, patch-pockets, 15s 6d, © j. Tweed and Doe Trowsers, 9s 6d, 12s 6d, 17s 6d, 21s S m *_> . J 7 ?, 6^, m '' ' , Men's Double-breasted Sacs, 21s, 27a 6d- H W Printed Mole Trowsers, 10s 6d to 13s 6d Men's Wooller. Crimeans., 5s Bd, 6s ed, S . g Moleßkin Trowsers, 6s 6^, worth 8s 6d 7s 6d, 10s M g Boys' Tweed Suits, 21s, 25s Men's Harvard Shirts, 2s 9d, 3s 6d, 7s 6d g K*l ~~~ ~ "~ ~ P7 • ► The Celebrated OXFORD SHIRTS, made from Flax, to order, 7s 6d, m 5 Collars to matoh ; also the New fancy Summer Shirf, 4s. 6d., ss. 6d„ S Jzj 6s - 6d * *' "' '.."■■., H ' M Gents' Blaok Alpacca Sacs, 9s. 6d. | Gents' Holland Sacs, 7s. 6d. ."'. .8 , « Youths' Holland Sacs, from ss. 6d. ,7 6 — —, O 8 Cases Gents,* and Youths' FASHIONABLE HATS, £j PQ CONSISTING ojr— ' JW Richmond, 4s. 6d. Explorer, 4s. 6d. Caviours, 4s, 6d. W Milan, ,Bs. 6d. Sydenham, 3s. 6d Ventilated, lis. 6d. ; ' _f» g Ruperts, ss. 6d. Yankees, )0s 6d. Stanleys, 7b. 6d. ? « Elite, 4s. 6d. Court, 6s. 6d. Straw Unders, 7s 6el. ---"•-'- --p Dukes, 9s. 6d. Tryolese, 9s fld. Cobdenp, Bs. 6d. / - W __ , •; ;;*,;■ H 3 Cases Black Paris and Drab-shell Hats, new shapes, - •'•'•3 v.-> 7; O 2 Cases Boys and Men's Black Cloth Caps, plain and fancy .bands, front is;.'' - ' „ ■..- n & Scotch Bonnets and Caps, from 2s 6d., Straw Hats, Is. 6d." to 65., ne\i,; shapes. ] Quilted Caps and Hat Covets (Colonial made). 7 -'■'-* "' '-''■' •■'■•' l '•''■■- •■> LATFST NOVELTIES in GENTS' SCARFS, TlES,? ! COLLAßS '''' 'ttlAcnrß"''''* BELTS, PUGGARIEB in Muslin and Silks, SOLATAItIES, HOSIERY '£{ ererl ; description, cheaper than ever. , * w ' 83* All marked Lb-W6Bt Cash Priceß. Storkekeepers Liberally dealt with : ' \-