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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 175, 25 July 1874, Page 1

Business Addresses. — . »j V T ALEX AND ER, £J • GENERAL STOREKEEPER, &c, High-street, Motueka. HIGHEST MABKET PRICE GIVEN FOR PRODUCE. „ Agent for Nelson Evening Mail. J P. COOKE, ROYAL. BLUE HOUSE, • HAaiiY-STae&r, ; • ,■--.. bas tbis day been appointed SOLE AGENP in NELSON for the Sale of JOBNSTON BROTHERS' IMPERIAL HEMATITE PAINT, where the same can be had in larga or small quantities. 1403 Tl AVI D LESLIE, •A-' SHAREBRpKEB, MINING AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT,, L V E L L. : • ■ sag Hotels. PROVINCIAL HOTEL. (Opposite Government Buildings, kelson.) LUNCHEON DAILY, from ll 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 Eveniog. A. H. BR IND, 1228 : Proprietor. Wanted. WANTED, First-class DRAPER'S ASSISTANT. Good salary. Permanent engagement to a first-class hand. 186S T. S. WYMOND & CO. WANTED, TENDERS : for PAINTING the Exterior of Premises in Trafalgarstreet, known as TRAFALGAR HOUSE. _ 1846 ERASCIS GRIMEsI WANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT. Apply to Mrs REID, The Rocks Villa (late residence of Mr Baly), the Porti : 1809 WANTED, a COOK. Apply to Mrs JERVIS, Foxhill Inn; July 18th, 1874. , , 1325 GOOD MILCH GOAT WANTED REID, "The Rocks Villa," late Mr. Baly's. 1791—3 WANTED, a COOK. Apply, between the hours of II and 1, at Lady Monro's, Newbtead. ,1804 WANTED, a strong GIRL. Apply to Mrs. SEALY. ifcos WANTED, a Good GENERAL SERVANT. Apply to 1755 Mrs T. HARLEY.' WANTED, a HOUSEMAID, kecuatemed to an Hotel. Apply to Mrs. RUSSELL, Exchange Hotel. ' 1750 WANTED a respeatable BOY /about 13, Apply at the Mail Office. General Notices. FOR SALE, or HIRE, One 5- horse power Portable STEAM HOISTING ENGINE, in flrst-elass order. JOHN SCOTT, Contractor, Trafalgar-street, 900 . ; Nelson., FOX SALE, a COW, just calved^suitable . for theDairv. •■■-.-. ;." Apply to F, TRASK, Butcher, ! 1734 ' „ Collingwood-street. MR. H.:C. WILLIAMSON is ; Spared to receive PUPILS fqr instracftionia the following branches, of, EDUCATION:— SHOUTHANDCPitniitnVSyatem^MATHkMATICi; and LAIIN. - =!-■«" f : 'h-' ': -?J: Terms on application, at Mr. H. J. L. AUGARDE'S, Bridge-street. ...... 1604 PECTORAL OXYMEL OF CARBA&EEN "or '••- : : - ■ IRISH M O S S; A SAFE and IN VALUABLE REMEDY for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Wkooping Cough, Bronchitis, Influenza,' and all Affections of the Throat and Lungs. The Pectoral Oxthbl of Cajbsaqbbn will be; found moet; j usefiil iv the above troublesome disorders. ••'■ PE&PARHD BT' "'' ■ " GE O R G E B O N#I N G T ON. 1958 Trafalgar-street, Nelson. T7l X T A R A R VA. NOW ON 'SALtS, Colonial Ovens, all 9i«S Charcoal Iron,: varioaa Lovelock's Sausage Machines, three sizes Flue Brushes ",'"'. _ ' ,:•"._" " : Ivory Table and Dess^.Kni^es Powder Flasks and ShOt^buche^ 'superior r At H. HOU.NSEIiL'S, NO. 1,; BBinQßrSTßsir. '' THE LATE ACCIDENT AT TPHK ' ' PORT. ' ! ■ V - ;s: ;^' -• SUBSCRIPTIONS in AED of tha WIDOW and ORPHANS of the late RioKAso • Savage, who was re<»ntlydcUled by anacoident at the Port, will be.thankfaUy^eraivecl ; by the Provincial TRSistrak^ .Nelson; "Mr. W..C. Wilkins, Iroßmoager. 1 and Meisrs. itioia ! & ! 'Son,- Bridga-afecrt s^r 'the^Bef. John Spear, Wakeaeld. .-i11*7,..