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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 57, 8 March 1875, Page 2

The little carda that the exhibitors at (ho Exposition hand you are not particularly interesting, but wo were touched Io observe, yesterday, on tho card of a coffin manufacturer, "If you try our coflius once, you will never use aay others." American "Settlers" — Gin sling and brandy cocktail. (For remaindet of News see. fourth page .) NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SERVANT WANTED. Must unlcr.tand plain cocking and laundry wjrk. Apply to Mrs LOWTHiSIi BROAD, the Maitai. 613 TXT ANTED, a BOY. Apply at the Mail LAD WANTi-D for general put pises. [614-2] J. 11. LEVitN. WANTED, a s rong useful Girl as OENMIAL SWRVaNT. Apply t, Mrs. W. THOMSON, Trafa'gar- street. G 0 GKNKHAL SKRVANT WANTKD. Apply after six ii tha evening. Mrs ARTHUR tiOAIFIT, Trafalgar-street South. _____ GJ 1 MISS LOUISA .TONKS.— If the above _>«•-«-.& CALLS svt tho Albion Hotel, or WRITES 16 Nbi.ii .:* 15KJ.nf.irA.fl .Pi.n'-Ofl'ctf. Nelso >, she will HE \R ot ! s incthiog t . hct ADVANTAGF. Gl2— (i NOTICF- IS IIERRBY^iVeN "iTi'-. m 7. WILLIAM FLKTT haa been «v .«orised to act as OUT-IX.Oit I OLLECTOR for CIIY KATKS due, and that the Towm I__.hb.i_ wi.l rective Kates ut tbe Office during Office liotirF. bj order, JNO. W. WIGZELL. Town Cie.-K City Council Oflice, N'lgon, Bth March, 1575. 0 IS — 3 CHALLENGE. ELEVEN IRONWORKERS are wi.l'n* to PLAY ELEVEN Licensed CITY CABMEN a friecd'y GAME ol CRICK XT. _16— 1 NELSON VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE ALL ACCOUNTS again.t this Briga?e ate n quested to be SENT IN 0:1 or before THURSDAY next, the Ilth instant. E. SJIALLBONE, ' Hon. Sec. March 7, 1575. Cl7— l I. O. O. F., xM. U. THE MEMBEI.S ofl he TRAVELLERS' RI-ST LODGfc! iif,> particularly requested to attend a SPECIAL MKETING at tbe Lodoe House, Richmrn _, on SATUHDAY, tbe I3ih instant, at tight o'clock p ni. ('punctual.) Business o r importance — Resolution of the Locge, March C. C. P. K FAUNS, 6 1 G — 3 P. Sot rotary. TENDETtS are required to bo sent in to tlie Unf'ctigntd, on or before the 31st MARCH rext, for tie SUPPLY of F..ur hundred (400) POSTS and Eight hundted (.800) RAILS, delivered on the grouod at Bridge Valley, Spring Grove, accruing to itia 1 ructions The Rials to he of Ritv.u, 9 feet lo g by 8 inches « Me. The Posts to be of Totara, 6 feet long, not less than an average of 4 by 8 inciies, and morticed for top rail 6 inchei from top of post, and fcr seccn. rail at 10 inches from lottom ot lop hole. The hoes to be 6 inches long by 1 J inches broad. Tho lowest or any Tender not net c s:riy acceptc\ Asa, - ENDERS to be sent in to the under- I eigne I, on or befcre the 31 t MAROII nex 1- , I for DITCH I NO, BANKING, and PLANTING 100 CHAI.nS, more or less, at Bridge Valley, Spti g Grove. The di'ch to be 3 fei t wide at top, and I foot wide at bottom, wiih a depth oi 2 'eet. The tank to bo 18 indies huh, nr _ planted on the top with Quick* at h (iistance of 4 inches apart. The iow cat or any Tinder not neco.-sarily accepted. Als - ), TENDERS are required to be sent in to the utn'cpigned, ou nr before the 3 st MARCH inxt, for putting un Forty Champ, n-.o : e ar Jess, of two-rail FENCING, nuiiiced posts supplied. Particulars js to time allowed for Contract, &c, csn be obtained en Application. R. PETTIT. Brirge Valley, Spring Gr.ve, March 8, 1575. 001— 6 ORDERS RECEIVED by R. LUCAS & SON FOB THB NEW ZEALAND WESLEYAN. Edited by the Rev. A. Robertson Fitchbtt and published in Chrietebureh, N.Z. Prick. — 6/- per Ahmum by Post, paid in Advance. 10