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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 244, 14 October 1874, Page 2

-■■■■ H^K J"N_^ETNGALE.'' ; " ■*, v jf^^A RGO H \. OF DUFFILD'S FLOUR, in Sacks and Smaller Bags. RODEHT LEVIEN. The Fort. —■ l^ r :c.-|p : rSiis INViTE^_NSPF(3TIONj&IEL!|^ , t ' , - - ■ - {.n '<-.;_ + '_..,£■■.■■' -a^i....'-', r7s:;£:o7ey ifcte .;•'.; ' -["»'■■'■■ > ot sues Which includes tjiose adapted to meet the requirements of any Household. ' '.'" ! ' '" " ;; ' ' : ' r ' " ; : A./"\ -. of several ma-^ail o. ; reiiaWeJ^ality, "' - ; <■ and low in priced" *:-^i:b-i ! ...-. . :-, ■;rMtc\".::' U,U ' X: ' * "* WHEELER AND WILSON, Strongly recommended in : preference to the best Haud Machine^. '.■ V: -i STROJ^^' v ''JSi:ACHIIE : S 7q.^ m 10 { 81p,3 r -O r i J_ very Machine warranted to Work ii 7^-*£ i and jnajytyi jß^cbanged,ifT ii ' ■'. not approved oupoaTriali | personal Instruction igiv_n, r ! aii_* ! &ary facility offered to enable Ladies to T . „ hecb_ae' : proficieb't Onemtdrs. •• ' |'\ Extras Supplied & Repairs Es^cuted. H'&Sli MACJHINESSoIdfort^H. TREADLE MACHINES eitheFi^teh a -~ 7 ot- MONTHLY. -PAYMENTS^, -•■-'*• '•'"■ ONE )SEG6NDwHA_sb°T 'v:sKoln_.ir ffij? J Bt^|gf j " : ;. ; ";_I?OR r SALE ?::: qHEA^^ KA&PHILUIN^NIFEi^A^S, : ; is' to 2a 6tf EACH. Whefn ' used; with "Oakey's Pdlfsfi " impart ajbriiliunt PpTQbriio Tabled Cutlery, .and do not wear '-..,,; y ; ; ; [out the blades/, / \ f . o \ H»Q> .: . : ".'. 7|BtoGi4TR^ST,Y!l r r » October 5, 1874 ' 90

(For remainder of News see fourth page.) NEW ADVERTISEMENTsT CHRISTIANS favorable to the FOBMAnrrITD ™ )N of a CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH in N.lson, are afEcctionately -requested to COMMUMCA TE either^ by letter or otherwise with BENJAMIM SHORT, 2662 — 6 College Hill. ' NELSON ARTIZANS' ASSOCIATION. MEMBERS of the above-named Aaaociation who li»d Tickets to dispose of, are requested to ATTENI >! the MEETING THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, at 730 sharp. «_, : _" E- DIXON, 26^ Hon. See. SUBURBAN N.ORT-H DISTRICT . ; ROADS, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th^t an A^SESSM HNT of the Property in this District, lihble to be rnti>d under the " Highways Act. 1872 3," has been made, and may be INSPECTKD at tiilUile School, for a period of Twenty-one days from this date.. JAMES MACKAY, Chairman of Board, Suburban North, Oct. 12, 1874. 2665—3 INLEPESDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS. '. .. A PUB LIC MEETING will be held at Waimea West on THURSDAY •VfcNING NEXT, October 15, at Seven o'clock, when a Lodge will be INSTITUTED. v : !, J. T. SMITH, 265,t V G.DR.W.G.T. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. THE Undersigned are now prepared to . . receive ORDERS for SAWN TIMBER of every description through the Firm of Messrs. Curtis Broth&rs, who will always have ON HAND a large assortment of odr 'I IMBER, at their Yard, Trafalgar street North. 1796-6 BENSEMAN BROTHERS. THE GOSPEL OAK IRON ASD GALVANISED IRON & WISE COMPANY Iron Manufacturers & Galvanisebs Firs-t Brand. Trade Marks. Second Brand. 'G Anchor O." -." '.. "Eagle." The GOSPEL OAK is -the ol'est Manufacture of Galvanised Iron in England. The original Galvanised Iron -was first made at these works in the ytar 1842. This iron obtained the PRIZE MEDAL for "excellent quality?' at the Great Exibitioa of IB6_rit being the only Prize Medal awarded inthe Trade. c .price is now greatly reduced, t Works: Go-pel Oak Iron Works, Tipton Mitre Works, Wplveihampton Regent's Canal, Limehouse, London. . Warehouse— s6 Upper Thame_T-treet, London. ' ' ' J rt Export Office— 74 King William-str^t, London 2661 AUCTION SALE [ On SATURDAY Next, at 1215 M.T. DRE^S PIECES, in 12 and 14 yd Ie igtha General Drapery ■•' : ' Lamp Glasses and Lamps Brooms, Sheep Shears Velocipede, &c. '■■•--: H. J. L. AUGARDE, \ 266 * Auctioneer, i

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