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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 124, 26 May 1874, Page 1

Business Addresses. SCOTT AND PEARCE, FELLMONGERS, ARE CASH BUYERS OF WOOL, SKINS, AND HIDES. SCOTT & PEARCE, Mudflat, Trafalgar-street North, Nelson. i. •__* DAVID LESLIE, SHAREBROKER, MINING AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, . LYELL. 388 TT J. L. AUGARDE, -*-■-• AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, COMMISSION AND ESTATE AGENT, STOCK AND SHARE BROKER, HORSE, CATTLE, & SHEEP SALESMAN, Bridge-street. 156 TTT E.BROWN, * * '• PHOTOGRAPHER, Near the NEW. 'BUS TERMINUS, 1044 HARDY STREET. '•■-■■--^■■■-■■-■■■*«»*»-'s«*s™r--__M^»»^ Wanted. WANTED, an ERRAND BOY. Wageß, Bs. 1273 MANSON & CO. WANTED, a strong LAD accustomed to Horses. Apply to TWIST & GAY. 1260 WANTED, a SITUATION as MAN COOK. Apply at the Miner's Arms. 1269 WANTED, by a respectable WOMAN, a SITUATION as HOUSEKEEPER, or to make herself otherwise useful. Country preferred. Apply to CHARLES HARLING, Tobacconist. 1229 FENCING ! FENCING ! WANTED, TENDERS for PUTTING UP a substantial SHEEP-PROOF FENCE— posts to be the heart of black birch —on the Mud-Flat, known as Wrey's MudFlat, Acreage, 62 acres. H. J. L. AUGARDE, 1199 Auctioneer, Bridge-street. WANTED, Gentlemen BOARDERS, for WOODVJLLE HOUSE Establishment. Delightfully situated. Corner of Examiner and Trafalgar-streets. Five minutes' walk from Post Office. 545 — 3m WANTED, a TENANT for the WAKE- ' FIELD ARMS HOTEL. Apply to W. WHITE, Brewer, Spring Grove. 516 ANTED, a COOK. Apply 77 . NELSON HOTEL. WANTED, TRAP HORSES. Apply to to T. NEWTON, 125 '-. Hardy-street. Hotels. "PROVINCIAL HOTEL. (Opposite Government Buildings, Nelson.) LUNCHEON DAILY, from 11 to 3. SOUPS OF THE FINEST QUALITY. WINES AND SPIRITS UNRIVALLED. fi_§" The .PROVINCIAL being a FREE House, ALES of different Brews kept on draught. Welsh Rabbits & Sandwiches every Evening. A. H. BR IND, 1226 Proprietor. General Notices. MR, EDW. L. SHAW, 8.A., 8.L." University of Cambridge, ot ■ InnerT Temple and King's Inn, Barrister-at-Law, . Head-Master Bishop's School, Nelson, receives PRIVATE PUPILS, preparing for CIVIL SERVICE, LEGAL, or UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS. For terms, &c. apply at Bishop's School, or private residence, Shelborne-s treet. 1282-4-6 VALUABLE COLLECTION OF NEW ZEALAND MINERALS AND THEIR PROD DOTS, With Mineralogioal Maps Unrivalled in the Colony. JW. TATTOJN, of Nelson, is desirous of • disposing of the above, a portion of which was displayed at the late Exhibition, and received the Award, as also in 1865; 1867 i and 1872. It is well worthy the attention of Museums and Public Companies, either iormed or contemplated, and is the result of 1 6 years' careful selection and labor. Full particulars can be obtained by addressing the Owner. 1280—6 WE HAVE APPOINTED MR. THOMAS SAY WELL AGENT FOR THE EVENING MAIL In RICHMOND and Vicinity. It. LUCAS & SON. THE LATE ACCIDENT AT THE ; »- PORT. " ,■-.,. ... QUBSC&IP TIbNS in AID of the WDiOW , KJ\ qnd 'ORPHANS of the late . I Savage, who was recently killed! by an acoi-.-dentat the. Port,.^. ill' be thankfuUy -received. ; bY jthe Provincial T^a_tj___*b,. .Nelson . v. Mr, W.C. Wilkins, Ironmonger, "and M^pr.. ; ■• __u<jas & Son, Bridge-street ; or the Rev. I John Spbab, Wakefield. 11*47