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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 309, 15 September 1874, Page 2

NELSON RETAIL MARKET.— Sept. 14. B*et, 3d to 6d per lb ! Bread, 21b loaf, 4d Mutton, 4d to 6d | Butter, Is 8d Pork, 5d to 6d ' Ducks, 5s to 6s per pair Bjtcon, lOd Fowls, 3s 6d per pair BtTh, Is Tnrkeyß,4sto4s 6d each Lard, Is Geese, 5s to 7s each. Eggs, It Od Onions, 8d per lb Potatoes, 8s per cwt.

ESTABLISHED, JULY, 1874. A REGISTER OFFICE for SERVANTS, ' Male and Female. Applications will be received dally, from 10 a m. till 2 p,m. at W. PATTERSON'S, 1920 Waimea-street. BOY'S BLACK CLOTH CAPS lOd. Men's Hats, in various Shapes, 4s. ~MAN?ON & CO, Rentoul's Store. v. ■] .j'- 2387 WANTED, a useful Girl as SERVANT. One accustomed to children preferred. Apply Office of this paper. 244 ■ WANTED, a MACHINIST; also, a good NEEDLEWOMAN. Apply early Office of this paper. 2442 TTEAVY WINCEYS, 9d\ , reduced from Is XL Wincey Skirts 3s 6d, Alpscca do 8s 6d MANSON & CO., Rentoul's Store. .{■\, 2381 LATEST TELEGRAMS. IJSTERPROVINCIAL. < . • , Auckland, Monday. The Luna has arrived The s.B. Macgregor is due with the San Franciico mail. Messrs Yogel and Russell qjfeexpected to proceed to Sydney in her. I -V. ,V Wellihoton, Monday. It is understood that before his Excellency leaves the colony he will exercise the prerogative of meicy in favor of Alexander Macdonald, now undergoing a sentence of pcn r L servitude for shooting a mail-coach none. I It is reported that Mr R. C. Creighton auames the Eoitorsbip of the Daily Time* at the end of the month. ' . Ckbisichdrch, Monday. Mr Montgomery addressed the electors in the Town Hall, Akaroa. on Saturday night; there was a large attendance, and the Superintendent was present. In reference to the abolition of the provinces, he spoke strongly sgainßt so large a conbtttutional change being introduced without the people being first consuited. He contrasted the General Government expenditure with the Provincial and its results, alleging that Mr Yogel would not get .less expensive or more effective machinery. At the conclusion an unanimous vote of thinks was passed to Mr Montgomery. •- NAPiiTB, Monday. f ; The whole of the trout ova and young fish at Hastings are dead. It is sapposH ttunVthey have, been maliciously destroyed. : There is strong suspicion, but no positive proofc