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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 26, 30 January 1874, Page 3

W. Stavert &Co's Advertisements. TO-MORROW. WM. STAVERT & CO. have received instructions from Mr. Lock, to SELL by public AUCTION, at their Rooms, Tra-falgar-street, Nelson, on SATURDAY, the 3lst instant, at 12 o'clock — That SECTION of LAND in Wellingtonstreet, Nelson, having a frontage thereto of 40 feet, pii I running back 130 feet, being part of Town Acre No. 150, as at present occupied by Mr. Barker. The Hou b c 19 substantial and well-finished, and contains five rooms. For further particulars, apply to the AUCTIONEERS. 186 WM. STAVERT & CO. have been instructed to SELL by public AUCTION, at thtir Yards, at Richmond, on an early date — 2,000 MERINO EWES. WM. STAVERT & CO., 223 Auctioneers. T\fM. STAVERT & CO., AUCTIONEERS & STOCK SALESMEN. SaiißS off Ever* Description Cokduotbd. Periodical Sales at OUR BTOCK YARDS, RICHMOND WINE AND SPIRIT MEBCHANTS. GENERAL COMMISSION & SHIPPING AGENTS, Agents for the QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY. TE AFALG A.R-STREET. T>ULBS! BULBS!! BULBS!!! 200 Mixed Hyac'nths 300 Mixed Tulips, double and single 25 Varieties of Ixias 12 „ Sparaxis 4 „ Babianas 5 „ Iris 50 Bulbs Omithogalum Pyrarnidale Alba 50 „ „ „ Purple ICO „ Lencojum Vcrnum (Snowfiake) 50 „ Feathered Hyacinth 50 „ Grape Hyacinth 12 Varieties .Narcissi (choice) 50 Bulbs A many His Bella Dona. Must be Planted in March. 100 Japanese Lilies (a choice collection) 50 Tiger Lilies and Orange Lilies 100 Lily of the Valley An unrivalled Collection of Gladiolus. Must he Planted end of June, or first week in July. An Excellent Collection of FRUIT TREES Pears, Plums, and Apricots, in a fruitbearing state. W. COLEMAN, Brook-street. 258 THE MISSES JONES, in thanking their Friends and the Public for the very liberal patronngo they have received, would beg to inform them that tbey are REDUCING IN PRICE the whole of their SUMMER STOCK. TRIMMED STRAW HATS, from 4/6; Untrimmcd ditto, from 1/CHILD'S SUN HATS from 1/9; BOYS' HATS, /9. FLOWERS, FEATHERS, GLOVES, LACE GOODS EQUALLY CHEAP. BACK COMBS, and a VARIETY of USEFUL ARTICLES. MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT TRAFALGAR STREET. 274—12 NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY op NEW ZEALAND. Capital. . . One Million. In 100,000 Shares of £10 each. Paid-up Capital. . £50,000 this purely LOCAL OFFICE Presents many Advantages to the Insuring Public. THE CAPITAL AND PROFITS Are retained in the Colony. THE HEAD OFFICE And Management being Local, settlements are mode without vexatious delays, or references to OHices at a distance. RATES AND TERMS Equal to those offered by any other Compauy. W. STAVERT 8c CO., Agknts. 32 RICHMOND BREWERY. "OOBERTS & BEN FIELD, having entered JCi into PARTNERSHIP in the above buainesa, are now prepared to SUPPLY UNADULTERATED HOME - BREWED ALE, of superior quality, delivered to any part of Nelson and the Suburbs. J«nuary 19, 1874. 177—12 iSSRS LANGFORD BROTHERS having purchased the NELSON SOAPWORKS, beg to call the public attention to tho superior quality of SOAP they are manufacturing. Inspection invited. All Kinds of FAT BOUGHT for CASH, or TAKEN in EXCHANGE, and the Highest Price given. 84— m NOTICE. THE STORE NEXT TO DACOMBE'S. maE above STORE is NOW OPENED JL for the Sale of Bacon, Qamß, Cheese, Butter, Eggs, &c. Selected Teas, Coffee, Oilman's Stores, &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. BOGLE, NIGHTMAN and e CHIMNEY-SWEEP. Orders left at Mr Burn's, Trafalgar-Btreet, and Mr Wilkins', Bridge-street. 28i