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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 126, 28 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 . 984 DAVID LESLIE, SHAREBROKER, MINING AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, L YE L L . 388 XT J. L. AUGARDE, -*-JL» AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, COMMISSION AND' ESTATE AGENT, STOCK AND SHARE BROKER, HORSE, CATTLE, & SHEEP SALESMAN, Bridge-street. . 156 ■yrr E. B R OWN , "" • PHOTOGRAPHER, Near the NEW 'BUS TERMINUS, 1044 HARDY STREET. gs r^^ggg=l " , -L— U Mil Wanted. ~ WANTED, a GENEBA.L SERVANT, "i Apply to. Mrs ASKEW, Rose Lodge, •-"•-' near the Scotch Church. # ' , , .1306 - N _ WANTED, a good strong BOY.. Apply ' to W. T. GOOD, City-Steam Mille. ' '" ' 1304 \ WANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT. A pply to Mrs. SE ALY, Hardy-street. "■■'-- 1294 -" WANTED, a.Btrong LAD accustomed to Horses.. Apply to TWIST & GAY. 1260 • WANTED, a SITUATION as MAN COOK. Apply at the Miner's Arms. j 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 l 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 WOODVILLE ; HOUSE Establishment. Delightfully situated. Corner of Examiner and Trafalgar-streets. . Five minutes' walk from Post Office. 545 — 3m ANTED, a TENANT for the WAKEFIELD ARMS: HOTEL.. Apply to W. WHITE, Brewer, Spring Grove. 516 WANTED, a COOK. Apply 77 NELSON- HOTEL. WANTED, TRAP HORSES. Apply to to T.NEWTON, 125 Hardy-street. SMS_____ MM ___ M __SS__S________SMS___SMSMS»S,,_______-__» General NoticesMR. EDW. L; SHjAW,- 8.A., B.L. University, of. .Cambridge, of Inner Temple snd King's Inn, Barrister-at-Law, Head-Master ■ Bishop' i.' -School,— Nelson, receives PRIVATE PUPILS preparing for CIVIL SERVICE. L^GAL, or UNIVERSITY, EX AMI NATION ■». For terms, &c, apply at Bit- hop's School, or private residence, Shelborne-street. 1282 — 6 PHEASANTS 1 PHEASANTS 1 ! QUAIL '. QUAIL 1 QUAIL . WE, the Undersigned, beg to announce to Customer-, Sportsmen, and others, that we have taken a LICENSE for the SALE of GAME. Sportsmen and others will find a ready market, and buyers. will find a -regular, supply on hand, at a reasonable price. „ . ' BURRELL & MOLLER, 1307 — 8 Bridge-street. THE LATE ACCIDENT Alt THE PORT. . SUBSCRIPTIONS in AID of the WIDOW and ORPHANS of the late Richard Savage, who was recently killed by an accident at the. Port, will be thank ully received by \ the ' Provincial T__sasur_!R, Nelson; Mr;',vy.C. Wilkins, Ironmonger, and Meisrs. LcroAs & Son, Bridge-street ; or the Rev. JoW Spear, Wakefield. r ' 1147 Hotels. T> ROVIN CIA L HOT EL. (Opposite Government Buildings, Nelson.) r; LUNCHEON DAILY, from ll to 8. SOUPS OF THE FINEST QUALITY. WINES AND SPIRITS 'UNRIVALLED. figrVThe PROVINCIAL being a FREE House, ALES of different Brews kept on draught; ' ■ . Welpt; Rabbits & Sandwiches every Evening . A. H.'B^liiD, 1226 .. ; o • "Proprietor. Lost and Fpunfc . ■:', LOST, a PURSR,' containing a Five Pound 'note, One Silling,- and Stahaps. Finder will be rewarded at Offloeof this paper. 1808