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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 174, 5 August 1874, Page 2

IMPORTANT TO SMOKERS. TY* HE Undersigned has just, received, per ■ Albion, via Melbourne, a consignment of NEW 'J OttACCO of brilliant flavor and TO/y mild taste. TUB FLOWER OP VIRGINIA enmbines the beautiful aroma of the Turkish Tobacco with the mildness of the English Shag. Sold ia half-pound Canniatcra at CHARLES HARLING'S, 1®56 Tobacconist. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS will be reef ived by the widersigned unti! WEDNESDAY, the 12th instant, for ihe ERECTION of a Sixrroomed HOUSE. Plans and specifications can be seen at our office. 1957—3 SCLANDERS & CO. I3URRELL & MOLLER, ■XJ Wholesale; and Retail : FRUITERERS, PRODUCE DEALERS, &c. HAVE ON SALE : 600 bushels of Apples, comprising— Russets, French Crabs, and Cambridge pippins 100 b.igi of Brown Hiver Poatoes 35 boxes of prize Melbourne Confectionery 30 sides First-clw Bacon 10 mats of Mauritius Dates. . ' Canary, Rape, and Hemp Seed Carrots, Swedes, and Fowl. Feed . Sugar, Tea, Kaisihs, Currants, Flour Oatmeal, Split leas, Soap, Coffee Cai. dies, Sauce, Pickles, and Groceries in general Jordan Almonds. Sot Shell Almonds B»rcelona Nuis, Figs, Muscatel Raisins Pickled Salmon Trout, 1874 (American) Nelson Smoked Barra"outi, Herrings, &c Fowls, Turkeys, Geese, Ducks ' Onions, Potatoes, and Apples always on band. Oranges, Pine Apples, Cocoa Nuts, Lemons, Bananas, and Mandarins, FRESH by every -learner. Ash-Leaf Kidney POTATOES for SEED. Just Cured, a Prime Lot of BARACOUTA ___T All kinds cf PRODUCE BOUGHT. Orders promptly attended to. FRUIT Shipped to all parts of New Zealand. BCRRELL & MOLLER, 18 * 3 Bridge-street, Nelson. TEKDER accepted by the WAIMEA ROAD BOARD. J. Noßßis. Jan., Road in Trass*, Valley, per chain . . . . , ... . . £i T.J.THOMPSON, 1960 Secretary. JOSEPH IVESS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, GESERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Pho-tjcb Merchants, &c, BROADWAY, REEFTON. Agenta for Govern nent Annuities, Inangahua District. Licensed Land Brokers under the Land Transfer Act. Commissions entrusted to the above will receive careful attention. Nelson Agents : Mtssrß. Sharp & Pickering. 1461 LOWER MOUTERE SCHOOL. A MASTER WANTED for the above SCHOOL. Must he a married man. Salary, £100 per annum, with House and Garden. Applications addressed to ths undersigned, accompanied by a Certificate from the Inspector of Schools, will be received up to 6 o'clock p.m. of MONDAY, the 17th instant. JlI The duties of the School will begin on the Ist proximo, or as soon after as possible. HENRY ALEX. TARRANT, Chairman of Committee. Lower Moutere. August Ist, 1874. 193T

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. PUBLIC MEETING. A P Y B "?. M KKTING. «~ the purpose «i7MnrTn_llf Mg into consideration the * U ?i? U _££ ALT ERATK)N in the Route WAf?m- r 2 X ' H . ILL and BRUNNBRTON RAILWAY, will be held at the Provincial Hall, en FR[ D AY EVENING NEXtX 7th instant, at Eight o'clock. I-Jma-or f WiU be ttlke " by hia Worßhi P V»M. ROUT, Hon. Sec. 1955 Inland Communication Committee. MASONIC HALL, NELSON. THE SENSATION OF '74. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. SATURDAY, MONDAY, & TUESDAY, August Bth, 10th, and llth. LOYALS COMBINATION TROUPE OP VARIETIES. The Greatest Organization of VERSATILE ARTISTES in the WORLD. MDDLE. ZUILA, (The ETHEREAL QUEEN), Tho most Graceful, Intrepid, and Daring lady Gymnast in the World. GRAND OPENING NIGHT, SATURDAY NEXT, August 8. ,o« CHARLES RANDOLPH, 1968 Agent. W A sr?£',f by a MAR- • MED COUPLF. Good references given. Address T.Z., I'ost Office, Nelsm. . — __— 1960 TO BUILDEKS AND OTHERS. THE Undersigned are now prepared to receive 0 liD ERS for SAWN TI MB SR of ev.ry description through the Firm of Messrs. Curtis BrotH-Rs, who wilt always ™«__l HAND a lAr 8* assortment of our l-MBER at their Yard, Trafalgar-street North. 1796-6 BENSEMAN BROTHERS.

" PRO BONO PUBLICO? T. S. WYMOND & Clo, HAYING FUECHASED FOR CASH :::.-_ g AT THE HEAVX DISCOUNT OF I 50 Per CENT., : ° THE ENTIRE STOCK OF A 1 I Manufacturing Firm v g CONSIGNED FOR § J UNRESERVED SijLE, «_ WILL OFFER UNTIL __ I FURTHER NOTICE; * 1 9,750 Yards of New 6 1 FANCY DRESS MATEMALS," I {=> At the EXTRAORDINARY PRICES quoted below. , | -rr— m— ; :'.- : ..,--^''- ,^§ g Lot i 4/H the DRESS. Usual Price. 9/10 the Drees. ; •.'■"*■»" H 5 Lot 2 611 do do 13/10 do -■rfiv.vr h_ 2 Lot 3 711 do . do ■ 'is/ID > _o- - > ■-'■ ■ M H. Lot 4 8/9 do do V. IV/6V do :.i S fc L ° T fc f 5 fl 9 /ll do do 9/10 do - W H . 6 , 10/ Vdo do »»/-■-•■ "*» afc H'* 7 _ U / 6 d odo _3/- : dfr HI M Lit 8 12/6 do do 25/- --'. d 0;."..;> Lot 9 13/6 do do .> 27/* ..do H >* *?, 15 ( 6 ,, the Dress. Usual Price. 31/- the Dress. r -5° M t_,_. lI ,„ 15/I1 . do ' do - 3t/i0. r do..* <« **' » 18/6 do. do. 37/-°"- do O pq Lot 13 21/- do do 497- do ( . >I Od) H' * 14 23 / 6 d 0 do 47/- ; : .\do! - J ')l !£ § ( L ot 15 24/6 do do tof. 'do -S° g Lot 18 28/6 do do 51/ do s M Lot 1? 25/6 do do . , - , 68/- 7do- 9p P ________++ ■'"' -v" IjP : — ++ ~". /.".■;:,;-;'' o ®" Our usual Liberal Concessions will be made jo" 525 Trade Purchasers. -.[■.- j _„>, —■ AH Goods Marked in Plain Figures. '. : '-X „'-/ j^;^ T. S. WYMOND & Co., SIGN OF THB.;FLA:€^.:^;u^'; ; STREET.