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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 97, 24 April 1874, Page 1

Public Notices. \/y¥ N O T I C E f XXT HOLMES has RE- OPENED the /VV • SHOP in BRIDGyE-STREET, lately occupied by Mr. NQj«_Bon, as a PASTRYCOOK, &c.,and hopes, by attention to Business and supplying a good article, to obtain a share of tbe public patronage. 826 NOTICE. THE STORE NEXT TO DACOMBE'S. THE above STORE is NOW OPENED i for the Sale of Bacon, Hams, Cheespf Butter, Eggs, &c / Selected Teas, Coffee, Oilman's Stores/&c. Choice Fruits in Season, both Horn/ and Foreign Growths, Vegetable, &c. / , The above is established on Jbe /principle of Giving a Good Article at a Low Price for Cash, y Vf U \ / J. LEACH, 100 ( / Manager. IT is uniyersally admitted that no SEWING MACHINE has approached the silent working WHEELER and WILSON in rapidity ot action, firmness, elasticity of stitch, perfect adaptation to every kind of work, easiness of comprehension to the learner' simplicity of construction, and amassing durablity. y The numerous attempts to imitate it slugr the great popularity of the W. and /W. machine, and experience proves the imitations in no wajT^eoual the genuine. / n% / Over 1,000,000 in use, / / And the sale is now nearly/ / 200,000 a year. /Every machine warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Beware of imitations. None are genuino. without the American Medallion Trade Mark. LONG & Co. 64 Elizabeth-street, Melbourne. Head Agency for Australia and New Zealand. W. C. WILKINS, Bridge-street, 1893 Agent for Nelson. MAIL CONVEYANCE between NELSON AND MOTUEKA HTTAYCOCK'S COMFORTA- • ±1 BLE FOUR-WHEEL WAGON Runs beween NELSON and MOTUEKA and Intermediate Places. . Leave Nelson for Motueka every Monday and Thursday Morning, at 9 o'clock. Leave Nelson bos Richmond every Tubsday and Friday Afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Leave Motueka for Nelson every Tubsday and Friday Morning, at 8 o'olook Leave Richmond for 'Nelson every Monday and Thursday Morning, at 6.30 o'clock} and every Tuesday and Friday Afternoon at 1 o'clock. The Conveyance will Start irom the Coaoh and Horses in Nelson, and Rumboldt's, at