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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 58, 9 March 1875, Page 2

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— 1 mENDEHS are required to be sent in to X the Undersigned, on or before the 31st MARCH next, for tl:e SUPPLY of Four hundred (400) POSTS and Eight hundied (,800) RAILS, delivered on the ground at Bridge Valley, Spring Grove, according to ir;s'ructions. The Rails to be of Rinm, 9 feet loDg by 8 inches wide. The Poet9 to be of Totara, 6 feet long, not less than an average of 4 by 8 inches, and morticed for top rail 6 inches from top of post, and for second rail at 10 inches Irom bottom ot i op hole. The ho'es to be 6 inches long t>y ]-$ inches broad. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. A'so, TENDERS to be sent in to the undersigned, on or bekre the 31 it MARCH next for DITCHING, BANKING, snd I'LANT100 CHAINS, more or less, at Bridge Vallej, Sprir g Grovo. The di.ch to be 3 fett •wide nt top, nnd 1 foot wide at bottom, with a depth ot 2 feet. The tank to he 18 indies hi^h, and planted on the lop with Quicks at h oisfcar.ee of 4 inches apart. The lowest or any Tender not neces sarily accepted. Also, TENDERS are required to be sent in to the uu<?ereigned, on or before the 3! st MARCH next, for putting up Forty Chains, more or less, of two-rail FENCING, meniced posts supplied. Particulars rs to time allowed for Contract, &c, can be obtained on application. It. PETTIT, Bridge Valley, Spring Grove, March 8, 1875. Gol— 6 WANTED, a Female S ERVANT. Apply at fcTAFFoiiD House, the Port. 627—1

mRAFALGAR R.A. CHAPTER OE X NELSON. ORDINARY CONVOCATION, Masonic 11*11, THIS (Tueday) EVENING, March 9, ■it 7 .30. 577 W. M. STANTON, E. FUNERAL. npHE FRIENDS of the late Mrs. SILCOCK I arc respectfully informed that her FUNERAL will leave the Bridge Hotel, TO MORROW" (Wednesday), the 10;h instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, far the Spring Grove Church-yard. GEORGE RUTHERFORD, Undertaker Spring Grove, 9th Mirch. 621 I. 0. 0. F., M. U. rnilE MEMBERS of the TRAVELLERS' X REST LODGE are particularly requeatei <o attend a SPECIAL MKETING at tlie Lodge House, Richmniri, on SATURDAY, the 13th instant, at light o'clock p.rn ('punt tual.) Business o f importance — Resolution of the Lodge, March 6. C. P. KIfARNS, 616—3 P. Secretary. JUST PUBLISHED, PIUCE 4d. HPHE CBVECII MESSENGER ALMANAC for 1875. Sold by all Booksellers. 40

To Tbe Sold Under Value ! ________ ++____ ____ A CONSIGNMENT OF g Blankets, Flannels, Winceys, E FANCY DRESS GOODS, O PURCHASED for CASH, ana Sold at the risk of the Shippers at g § 30 PEE CENT. DISCOUNT. t S — tt — tt § T. S. WYMOND & CO. g Feel confidence in recommending their. numerouß "^ CUSTOMERS Jo take alvantage of the GREAT g BARGAINS now offering in the above ft g SEASONABLE GOODS. § 0 0 £> § 500 Pairs Sll P er Wllite Blankets, only J5/g per pair § S 250 " Extra Super, large size, only Q\/- per pair, g § . H 1 1 850 Yards Su P er blocked WINCEYS, at gfd S * WORTH 14d. '* § a , h 5 BALES All-wool FLANNELS, from 12Jd. per yard. - * - S Autumn Dress Materials. w OYER 3,000 YAEDS of Home-spun Serges, Twills, g W Diagonals, Victoria Tweeds, Melton Cloths, Eouen pq Sntteen Clothe, and All-wool Repps, from 10/6 O p* a Dress, value for 18/6. O n C 0 -^- U ■■■■ 1 « 2.000 French Merinos gr H Two thousand All-wool ►25 Newest Shades, Wide Widths, 2/3 per yard, all extia Colors. Usual price, 3/6. T. S. WYMOND & CO., HALL OF COMMERCE. 593