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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 74, 27 March 1874, Page 2

FOR SAL E. T>EAUTIFULLY situated BDILDING Near the Jurction of Nile and Mannkau--Btreetn, City of Nelson, containing 1 ACRE, 2 Hoods, 9 Pebchbs of LAND, Fenced and Plante I, with Foundation of House excavated, and good roid to the Property. Bounded by tho residences of Captain Rough and Hunter Brown, Esqrs., on one aide, and by tho Property of the late Captain Newcome on the other lido. Tho Pioperty is sold owing to the Owner having left the Province. Terras easy. For particular*, app'y to - - ■ Mesßra. WM. STAVERT & CO., 793 —m . Auctioneers. NELSON TWEED 1 NELSON TWEED! from Webley Bros. Wholesale Prices by the Bolt.— T. S. WYMOND & CO., Agents. ' 800—2 POSTPONED ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. THE above Meeting is unavoidably POSTPONED iroin Tuesday, the 31et Inst., till WEDNESDAY, the Ist April. 790 I. O. O. P,, M. U. A MEETING of the MEMBERS of the NELSON and HOWARD LODGES will be held at the Odd-Fellows' Hall, Nel*op, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, at halfpast Stvtn o'clock. Business : Consideration of proposed alterations to the Hall. JNO. W. WIGZELL, 781—2 Hon. Sec to the Hall Committee. CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OP NELSON. A GENERAL MEETING of the MEMBERS of this Society will be held at the Trafalgar Hotel, on MONDAY; the 6th April, 1874. ~~ Business : To amend Rule No. 7. ■ . I A. H. BRIND, 775 Sccrttaiy. AC OMPLIMENTARY DINNER will be given, under the aucpices of tho CALEDONIAN SOCIETY of NELSON, to JAMES TOWNSEND LOWE, Esquire, on his leaving the Province for England. Those friends of Mr Lowe who wish to be present at the Dinner, can obtain Tickets from the following gentlemen:— Sir D.Monro, Hon. T. Renwick, Messrs. J. P. Black, C. JL. Maclean, J. C. Moutray, A. Robertion, D. Chieholm, D. Bum*, J; Hamilton, W. Wylie, P. Di-her, A. H. Brind, W. Stavert, D. M'Donald, and A. Sclanders. The Dinner will take place at M'Geb's Nelson Hotel, on WEDNESDAY, the ißt April next, at Seven o'clock. A. H. BRIND, 776 Secretary. WE havo to inform the TRADE that owina: to our Order for TEA having reached CHINA too late in the preent Season to be favorably executed, it has betn held over until the " NEW SEASON'S TEAS " come in. We, therefore, look fair one of the EARLIEST SHIPMENTS of NEW TEAS Jo NEW ZEALAND, and shall give early intimation of its probable date of arrival. - MOBRI3ON, SOLANDER3, & CO. 780—3

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 3 CASES Men's FASHIONABLE HATS. 2 Cases Boy's Fadiionable Hats. All Colours, and in the Latest Fashions. 797—2 T. S. WYMOND & CO. CHRIST CHURCH BAZAAR. A BAZAAR will beheld in the Provincial Hall, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the Bth and 9th of April, in aid of the Fund for LIGHTING the (hutch with GAS and GROINING tho TOWER Glbeß will be sung in the Evening of each day, and there will also bo Instrumental Music. Admission, Sixpence ; Children, half-price. Open from 3 to 10 p.m. each day. Christmas Tree, Wedding Cake, Peep Show, &c, &c, Refreshments. 743 JUST OPENED— PRINTED MOLESKIN Men's, Youth's, and Boys', Made to cur own order in Melbourne. — T. S. WYMOND and CO. 798 — 1 THE FUNERAL of MR. JOHN FITZGERALD will take place TO-MORROW (Saturday), at Three o'clock p.m., at St. letter and Paul, Wairaea West. Friends are respectfully requested to attend. JUST Opened, at T. S. WYMOND & Co.'s 3 Cases UMBRELLAS, Zenellns, Silk Alpacas, and Cotton, from 2s. 5 1. each.

Grand Display OF g AND . S5 I WINTER DRAPEBY,! | AT g I T. S. WTMOND & OO.'S, I O WHO ARE NOW SHOWING °° g Their First LARGE SHIPMENT I ! o o FOR THIS SEASON* g P CONSISTING OF Z 57 O^^^ES^^^:]S^ll3lm^SS, h 9 Selected by their own BUYER § FROM THE BEST jj S British and Foreign Manufacturers. y to . o t^ MMI ■■■■ 111 J0 # ' /J> j3 (Shipped to Melbourne per Royal Mail Steamer^ and c.s. " Thermopyliu/' 5 P5 " Malabar," and " Shannon.*') p Transhipped to Nelson per " Alhambra," " Albion," &c, $H « - :o: g The Largest Selection of NOVELTIES in every g Department ever shown in Nelson. :o: — T. S. WYMOND & CO. IHALLOFCOMMEECE.