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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 248, 19 October 1874, Page 2

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TI-MPLAIiS. A TEA MEETING for the Members of eabove Order, will oe held at the TEMPEKaNCK HALL oa WEDNESDAY NhXr, the 2lst October. Ten on the tbbie at Six o'clock. Tickets, Is 6d each, to be had of the Committee. After which, a PUBLIC MEETING will he held. Chair to be takeu at 730 p.m , when Addresses will be given by the Delegates from the Lodges in the Provinces of Marlborough an I Nehon, J. T. SMITH. 2701 , G.DR.W.G.T. SADDLERY, HARNESS, &c. J] F. To NB S, • while thanking his supporters for the patronage ace >rded to him for over 20 years, begs to inform them that he continues to SUPPLY every description of HARNESS, Ac., in his usual substantial manner. A few really good Colonial-mads Gentleman's SADDLES in Stock. 8®" Opposite the TBAFAtGAK lloxel, BaiDOE-STBEET, NELSON. N.8.-HOl SE HAIR BOUGHT in any q uat>tit y- . 2680 T ADIES' FANCY TIES, If. -AJ Ladies' Fancy Guipore Collars, 1/ Ladies' Ribbed Cotton Hose. lOJd per Pair PARASHUTES! Par«ahutes! from 1/8. T. S. WYMOND &~)., 2696 Hall of Commerce. AN EXAMINATION of the SCHOLARS of t!ie HOPE & RANZAU n< HOOI S, will ti,ke place on the aßih instant, commencing Ht 9a m. ; the former conducted by Joseph Shephari;, Esq., the latter by J. W. Babnicoat, Ktq. A TKA MEETING will also take place at the Ranznu School in the Afternoon ; after which there will be a PUBLIC MEETING, whtn I'rizi 8 will be givt-n to the successful scholars. Mr. M. Campbell will pieslie. Tea on the Table at 5 p.m, for the Adulta. Tickets- Adu 'is, Is. 61. ; Children, 6d. By order of the Committee, C. P. KEARNS, 2709-4 S(cretary. Ex MAIL STEAMER. Opened This Day, at The Corner. /CENTS' NEW TIES, VT Gents' New Ties The Baronet, Pall Mall, Exchange, Bristol, Bullington, and Navy. Gents' Collars, Cuffs, *Studs, Solatairea, Shirt Fronts, China Sitk Handkerchiefs. Tom Thumb and Ribbon Ties, Black and Colored, ail widths. Paper Colla.es, all shapes, from 6d per box. 2682 TO LET, a grod SHEEP FARM of SOO Acres, belonging to the late Thomas Taskkr, Liwer Moutere, with a good SxRoomed House, Out-Buildings, and OrcharJ. The Farm is fenced with a good Four-r >i!ed tince, and divided iato Paddocks. Terms easy. Apply to BENJAMIN PRIMMER, Richmond. A RARE CHAKCE FOR A BARGAIN. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENT. MEXICAN Orey CALICO, 3/11 per doz. Horrocks' Long Cloth, 5/1 1 per dozen. 72-jn. Grey Sheeting, 12|d per yard. 72-in Bolton Sheeting, lt§d per yard. Note the Corner. T. S. WYMOND & CO, 2692 Hull of Commerce.

GRAND OPENING OF THE ' . 1 /■'■ Ai HALL OF COMMEReE|P i-. : ' ;;•' ; ;■ .' ' •.- >■ :\ ■ : ■ . '■: . fri ;■;■)•! | — — 1| . : •■ .' 1-.0 | v.ic:» ti -ft THE NOTED HOUsil ■ ■ .-, '■/-■ ■ , ■: :■;;' r £4 FOR § CHEAP DRAPERY, 7 \;C | CLOTHING:, I MILLINERY, &J I OPENED ON ? » SATURDAY, OCTOBER IQ, | •;.■; v-, ■ I' •' tt — : - : w T. S. WYMOND & CO. I a fTIENDER their sincere thanks to their Friends and Customers for the Liberal Support they have received since the Late FIREi H and beg to inform them that, having " SOLD OUT AT WELLINGTON, | they intend to concentrate all their energies in Nelson, and it is their " intention to - C SELL THE BEST G;iQt>DWl ■AT THE 1 .,- ' !l ,\ ' •;.;. ..:;;"!•;: LOWEST PRICES VOR ! -Q'Ak^'^'^ AS THEIR_ ' : ; ; "•' ' ; " : ' ■ '.■: ■-■''; ■i ' :l;|iH MOTTO IS— " SMALL PROFITS and QUICK iRETURNS^'^ I '' \oi :o: -— __ .' ;i . - ; -.j HALL OF GOMMBBEIBir CORNER OF BRIDGE AN,p TRAFALGAS ? StREETS.