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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 26, 30 January 1874, Page 2

NELSON BOARD OF WORKS. CITY DRAINAGE.— CONTRACT NO. 1. TO BRICKLAYERS AND OTHER?. milE NELSON BOARD OF WORKS JL are desirous of receiving TENDERS for the CONSTRUCTION of a MAIN DRAIN, from the outlet near the Post-Office to NILK-STJttEET WiJST. Plans and Specifications may be inspected at this Office on and after Wednesday, the 2lHt 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., TO-DAY (FRIDAY), the 30th day of January. The Board do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. By order, TnOMAS YODNGBR, City Surveyor. Board of Works Office, Nelson, January 14, 1874. 141 INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND. MARINE. Felson Branch. The distinctive characteristics of this Company are — A Local Proprietory. Insurers participate in the Profits. Prompt and liberal adjustment of Claims. Careful and economical management. Fire Insurances effected in Town and Country at as low rates as any other Office, whilst Insurers participating in the Profits renders this as nearly as possible A MUTUAL FIRE OFFICE. A. W. SCAIFE, 260 Agent for Nelson Branch. G. SCOTTER, SHOEING AND GENERAL SMITH, Having commenced Business in Trapalqabstbeet (next Twist & Gay's;, hopes by strict attention to business, and moderate charges, to obtain a 6hare of public patronage. . 197—1 WAIMEA SOUTH JOCKEY CLUB. IV/TEMBERS are respectfully requested to JJfJL PAY up Subscriptions. R. M. SMITH, 36 Honorary Secretary.

PUBLIC HOLIDAY. ANNIVERSARY OF THE PROVINCE. Superintendent's Office, Nelson, January 29, 1874. nnHE PURLIC OFFICES will be CLOSED JL on TUESDAY next, 3rd February. ALFBED GREENFIELD, 275 Provincial Secretary. FOR THREE MGHTS ONLY 1 mBE AUSTRALIAN BELLRINGEKS JL AND CELEBRATED LYNCH FAMILY, now c 7i route lor Australia, will PERFORM at the MASONIC HALL, ON SATURDAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY bVBNINGS NEXT. 270 UNITKD GATHERING of CHRISTIANS. SPECIAL SERVICES. ON ANNIVERSARY DAY, February 3, it has been arranged to hold vatious MEETINGS on the Preauises and Grounds opposite the College, occupied by Mr Short, commencing at a quarter to 10 to a quarter to 1 1 . First hour devoted to Social Prayer. 11 to half-past 32 — Addresses on Personal Holiness and Christain Work. Half-past 2to half- past 4— Conversational Meeting Sdbjbcts Suggested : Personal dedication, Union of Christians, and some of the means to be used for winning souls to Christ. Christians of every section of Christ's Church are cordially invited. It is suggested that friends bring their luncheon, and pic-nic on the grounds. Tea will be provided at 5 o'clock. From 6 to half-past 7 — Evangelical Addresses will be delivered. It is expected that Ministers and other Brethren of all the denominations will take part in the day's proceedings, Friends from the country will find accommodation for horses, &e. 233 MOTUEKA B.OAD BOARD. npENDERS will be received by the above X Board up till SATURDAY, the 7th February next, for BUILDING BRIDGE and FLOOD-GATE near Saltwater B ridge, Motueka. Plan and Specification to be seen at the Provincial Engineer's Office, Nelson, and at Bucl.holz'B Sloe, Motueka. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By order, HENRY ALEX. TARRANT, Secretary to Board. January 28th, 1874. 267—2

ROYAL BLUE HOUSE, •■ HAKDT-STUBET. Just OPENED, ex " HARVEST HOME," FOUR CASES PAPERHANGINGS. 14 OASES & CASKS OF COLOURS* DRY AND GROUND IN OIL. Kent's Celebrated Brushware, Black Japan, Japanners' Gold Size Noble and Hoare's Coach and other Varnishes, Gold Leaf, Bronze, Sherratt and Newth's Plate and Sheet Glass, Diamonds, &c, &c. lOp 3 Observe the Address — cJ!?li J. P. COOKE, Royal Blue House, HARDY-STREET. uo JUST OPENED, (Per Alharribra,} MEFS & BOYS' CLOTHING, IP Also a Large Shipment of H West of England and Colonial | ° TWEEDS. § % (BOUGHT AT A DISCOUNT). w g p P FOR BOYS' WEAK— FOR MEN'S WEAR— F| (Bard and tough wear combined The Everlasting Tweed « pS Gambrooms at 10|d, worth Is 4d All shades, only 2s 6d, cheap at 3e 9d T Q y, Union Tweeds 12 Jd, worth Is 9d Light Summer Tweeds, 3b 3d, value for 4b gj °® Self Gray Tweeds, Is9d, value for 2s 6d Geelong Tweeds from 3s, worth 5s r3 h£ Striped Drills, Is, value for Is 6d Printed Moleekins, Is 4d to 2s fid CO Note.— Gents' Trowsera and Vests made to order from V42s. k^ (Fit and Workmanship guaranteed). jgj 5 Complete Assortment of MELBOURNE MADE CLOTHING, w Manufactured from Geelong and Colonial-made Tweeds (all Warranted). © [aq Tweed Trowsers and Vests from 21s Boys' Tweed Trowsera, 7s 6d, 9s 6d £? p Geelong Tweed Trowsera and Vests, 30s Boy's Knickerbocker Suits, 0s 6d, 12s 6d, ™ Black Doe Trowsers, 17s, 21s, 25s 16s 6d, 21s £j Black Sacs, new Bhapes, 21s, 255, 30s Men's Tweed Sacs, patch-pockets, 15s 6d, O Tweed and Doe Trowsers, 9s 6d, 12s 6d, 17s 6d, 21s Q 02 17s 6d Men's Double-breasted Sacs, 21s, 27s 6d H pd] Printed Mole Trowsers, 10s 6d to 13s 6d Men's Woollea Crimeans, 5s Bd, 6s 6d, **l W Moleskin Troweers, 6s 6*, worth 8s 6d 7s 6d, 10s G « Boys' Tweed Suits, 21s, 25s Men's Harvard Shirts, 2s 9d, 30 6d, 716d m . The Celebrated OXFORD SHIRTS, made from Flax, to order, 7fl 6d, Collars to match ; also the New fancy Summer Shirt, 4b. 6d., ss. 6d., >> B 6b. od. g K Gents' Black Alpacca Sacs, 9s. 6d. | Gents' Holland^Sacs, 7s. 6d. v H^ Souths' Holland Sacs, from ss. t>d. h S fl 8 Cases Gents/ and Youths' FASHIONABLE HATS, S |5 CONSISTINd OF — • Richmond, 4s. 6d. Explorer, is. 6d. Caviours, 4s. 6d. Ph Milan, Bs. 6d. Sydenham, 3s. 6d. Ventilated, Iro. 6d. §■ O Euportß,«ss, 6d. Yankees, ) os. 6d. Stanleys. 7b. 6d. ™ l«« Elite, 48. 6d. Court, 6s. 6d. Straw Unders, 7fl. 6d. q Dukes, 9s. 6d. Tryolese, 9sJ6d. Cobdens, 3s. 6d. H 3 Cases Black Paris and Drab-sbell Hats, new shapes, O 2 Cases Boys and Men's Black Cloth Caps, plain and fancy'Jbands, from le. 6 Scotch Bonnets and Caps, from 2s 6d., btraw Hats, Is. 6d., to 55., new shape?. Quilted Caps and Hat Covers (Colonial made). LATFST NOVELTIES in GENTS' SCARFS, TIES,' COLLARS, BRACES, BELTS, PUGGARIE3 in Muslin and SiIks^SOLATARIES, HOSII DRY of every description, cheaper than ever. • 6ST All marked Lowest Cash Prices. Storekeepers Liberally dealt with t/b. wymond & Co. Ji,