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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 313, 19 September 1874, Page 2

(Far remainder of News see fourth page.) NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED, a Young MAN accustomed to Milking. Good wages. Apply to T. YORK, Bithopdale Farn\ 2464—3 WANTED, by a Young Man, PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE Cold bath indispensable. Apply " Delta," Box No. 1, Post Office. " 2458—2 IHEREBY tender my sincere THANKS tothe NELSON FIRS BKIGADtt for their kind services, also to the GENTLEMEN of H.M.S. BLANCHE, and Friends, who ao ably assisted in extinguishing the FIRE at my hoase. M. A. NALDEB. Hardy-street, Nelson, 19th Sept , 1874. 2.62—1 N O T ICE. ALL FOWLS TRESPASSING on my LAND, in Nile-street East, on and after this date, will be DESTROYED T. ASKEW. NeUon, 19th September, 1874. 2465—3 WH. WEST wishes to inform the • Ladies of Nelson, and Visitors, that his LADIES' HAIB-DBESSING SALOON is now Replete with all Kinds of ORNAMENTAL HAIR, and ol ail Colors. LADIES' HAIR Dressed in the Latest English, French, and American Fashions. LADIES' HAIR CUT, TRIMMED, AND SHAMPOOED, removing the dandruff from the bead, and causing the Hair to Grow. LADIES' HAIR DYED Black or Brown in a few minutes, BT THE ATD OF A YOUNG LADY proficient in the Art. LOWER BRIDGE-STREET, 2468—6 - NELSON. DISSOLUTION op PARTNERSHIP NOTICE is Hereby Given that the PABTNEBSHIP hitherto carried on by us, the undersigned, at Kichmond,. ia the Province of Nelson, as Brewebs, bas this day been DISSOLVED by mutual consent. The Business will in future be carried on by James Robebts only, who will pay all liabilities due by the said firm, and receive all debts due to the same. JAMES ROBPRTd, GEORGE CANTON. Witness— James Wilson. Richmond, September 16, 1874. 2470—6 "CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868," NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tbat, on and after the 19th day of OOTOBER next, the provisions of the «*• CATTLE TRSSPASB ACT, 1868," will be enforced on my LAND, Section 25, Wakapuaka ; and that it Is my Intention to CLAIM DAMAGES ior all CATTLE TRESPASSING upon the said land, whether the same be fenced or unenclosed. MRS FLOWER. Wakapoaks, September 19, 1874. 2468—4