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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 243, 13 October 1874, Page 2

TRAFALGAR R A. CHAPTER OF jNiEsON;'-* T H a. Sm-^P*^^ration of the i ,u ■«?!___ ot th <#<-*«. "ill take place n_™ -_ A f°^^^G&h oa WEDN_BDAYE.EM.G.tfi. uth inst., at Seven o'clock. Subscribing membcrs of the Southern Star Lodge and visiting brethren are invited. Tickets, 15s. including wines, m«y be obtained of the Committee, viz., Comps. Sealy, Squires, Born, Stanton, and Holmes 2651—2 maohinM^ W. -*C. 7WIF-EJNSM INVITES IPSP. CTIbN; Ol? ;HIS i K ;.; - TOCK :::». -.77 <m : ' A '< r, { , M ACHI-. I"8y Which includes those adapted to meet the requirements -of any Household. locKtSTiPh ; ; hand • ■ Mxctti-Fis;;^ of several, makes, of :reiiaW _^uaUty s . . and low in price. , ,* •' "•'•' TREADLE MACHINES 'by "" " WHEELER AND WILSON, Strongly recommended: in preference. to the beat Hand Machines. h !;> > STRONG MACHINES For Tailoring and Leather WQ?k. .-j0... --jj.a to'-. E very , Machine! v/ warranted to ; Woj?Ji ; - Welj, and'may bQi.Exchapged if* I - not approved upon Trial. Personal Instruction given; and everybl facility offered to Ladies to ; ' r beconie ptoflcidtit O/eratoreJ^V .^ } : • --"-=77- _.7 ,— -"i(^:: .-*.-;; ;:o . I. }<i/. Extras Supplied & Repairs . Executed. '"Ti^-tr^'^^r HAjND MACHINES &.1-76. Gsm^ "TREADLE MACHINES either Qash ot. mon-Hly • R^kjaNa^i ! ! T ONE SECONDHAND <E "GRdVER and BAKERS! FOR SALE, CHEip. l KAMPHIL UtN .Is to 2s 6d EAQH-cy , ]] ■-. rl/ - " When used, with " Oakey's PoHsh"* „ Jmpart;a brilliant, Eoii^ Cutlery, and do not wearo*. -K ..-.•» "• out' the biades.7 ; .' ■ '.'.'7l' ! IRONMONGER, " i BRIDGE-STREET, r : ! Octobers, 1874 '"'' '''' '' * '' '2590 U '

THIS EVENING. ODD-FELLOWS* HALL. NELSON ARTIZANS- ASSOCIATION. Q UA TTmc^ v^ TERTAINME NT, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13. First PartMISCELLANEOUS SO>GS, DUETS DANCE?, &c, &c, • To coEclude with T. E. Wilkes Two Act Romantic Drama, entitled SEVEN CLERKS, OR THE THREE THIEVES & THE DENOUNCER SEE PROGRAMMES. Front Seats, 2s; Back Seat', Is; Boys, full price. THOMAS W. BEAR, 2637 Stage Manager. WANTED, a good General SERVANT. Apply to Mrs. CHAS. HARLEY, Grove House, the Wood. 2648 WANTED, a GENEHAL SERVANT. Apply to Mrs. AUSTIN, Rosebank. College Hill. 2643-3 '■ INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS. A PUBLIC MEETING will he held at Waimea West on THURSDAY i VKNING NEXT, October 15, at Seven o'clock, when aLodge will bo INSTITUTED. J. T. SMITH, 2654 G.DR.W.G.T. ; WANTED. A HOUSE of not lfss than Six Rooms, centralis situated. Apply to Mr. R. FREEMAN, Agent. F. W. IRVINE. Nelson, October 12, 1874. 2646—6 BARQUE • « PASITHEA'S " MANIFEST.' OMITTED. O CASES of WOOLLEN GOODS. JOHNCANN, TAILOR, 2657—1 Collingwood-street. JW. TATT 0N , i • MEDICAL, SURGICAL, , AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, Begs to intimate that he has received by the - 1-st Mail the latest improvements in the Mechanical Department. . He ADJUSTS TEETH from one to a complete Set, without resorting to reckless extraction. He STOPS TEETH in a maimer avoiding a metallic appearance, especially adapted to Front Teeth. In thanking his Patrons for their favors received during the last sixteen years, he need scarcely point out the ADVANTAGES off consulting a PERMANENT RESIDENT. Very many have experienced to their sad discomfort and pecuniary loss the DISADVANTAGE of doing otherwise, as in cases of accident or misfit, through absorption of gums, and other cause., Every Branch of Dentistry conducted at d.W.T. _ on thorough Scientific principles. ' 2530 7 FLOUR. NOW LANDING. PER " NIGHTINGALE." A CARGO OF DUFFILD'S FLOUR, in Sacks and Smaller Bags. ROBERT LEVIEN, 2503 Tho Port.

GEA _. D OP B N I N G OF THE . ,„., r HALL OF COMJ-tEROiiS;'. '•'■•' '■ '• ' ■' '■' -'■ ••"•'.* • . ./i/.i : . -foi rn . .." - - : '' '-'7 y,\-Y ..• ■ :i j;.: -..t fc'-J. AI. ll THE, NOTED. ..".H OUSB^ * H ■' FOR' '" : """ 1Y ' ■ : "'-'.; :f "'-'----»-*. :-;g;^ | CH_JAP DRAPERY,. '\ l^.L", 1 I , CLOTHING;^;--- 'y!|?|'; | ' ' : ; ..MiLiiHTOir;&ißfH t> , . ■ *w j_. .. :•..-: ..'].-. .■„..;• _..v u [ , .1 .J*, -.! OPE N E D ON sin n g SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10i '| ' S ■ '- '-•••■ fi--1 T. S. WtMONI) t.()!..| }Z5 ■ " ...q- f',— "T qO £ rpENDER their sincere thanks to their Friended i and l Cuatomera for m - 5q the Liberal Support they have received since, the Late ?3RE, H ' rn and beg to inform them that, having •.-•].•* . : ... « rr« ? 3 SOLD OUT AT WELLINGToii '& 7 "'"' " • ■■ ■ • -if. -.; ,Y..u :;.-. 7 - -fcrj. „. g they intend to concentrate all their energies in Nelson, and it is their *«■ iiS intention to i- ! '^7 q ■ THE- BEST '"'GDOTii" «■ . at .- t^ [b ,iy'": :;/ ri ' r; :; - A f ;q g LOWEST PRICES EOR CA&H, fa ' -7.' .'"" ".-- AS THEIR,'-' „ y- „ .j _. . , Cx ■ --'-.f.i :■-• -71 i . g MOTTO IS— « SMALL PROFITS, and QUICK RETIJRN^.M^o -ivs g *.0S -^— i - l 7 * -"" .-•.":'> -,i i:iv l/11-iy W! HALL, OF ,OOMMB«"' CORNER OF^ BRIDGE AND -.TR4P^G^^TaBMyg. il -„ Sftln 9 -