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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 84, 8 April 1875, Page 3

w. ■■;■■ c. wilkins;' ' Ironmonger, N E :L S Q N' J . BIRD CAGES— Travelling Cages. MOUSE TRAPS The " Excelsior," the « Premier," the "K. L." and the, "PuMoger." KEROSENE .X, A. M IP S . The " Duplex," the " Silber," and a large assortment of Lamps, large and small. Also, KEROSENE NIGHT LIGHTS. BURNERS, GLASSES, WICKS, SCISSORS, SHADES, &c, &c. KEROSENE OlL— Downers' and Devoe'.s. COLZA OIL for Moderators, &c. Gas Pendants, Brackets, &c. TERM S : CASH, W. C. Wilkins, Bridge-street^ Nelsonr March, 1875. 71 g

WM STAN TO N • HAS ON SALE— Teas in chetta, halves and boxes Crushed Lonf and other Sugars Oilmen's and Italian Stores Yarmouth Bloaters and Loch Fyne Herrings in keps Potted Meats, Salmon, Lobster, Sardirea | Eeal Sperm, Bc-lmont. and Parafin Candles Carriage Candles, De Voe's Ktroaine Petersr. n's Schnapps Fort, Sherry. Champagne, Ginger Wine Australian Wine, Weyi e^la and Reis'ing Tobaccos, Cigurs, Meerschaum & other Pipes Pianofortes, by Erard, Broalwood, Bord, Legg, and others Mason and Uamlin's Cabinet Organs Second-hand Httimoniums Musical Instruments of every description Books. Periodicile, Paper, Stationery Field and Opera Glasses, Spectacles, EyeGlasses Theatru al Wigs. Gold and Silver Luces Acting Editiuus (Lacy's, French's, &c) Fquipments for ISigger Bands Music, <hromo-Lithogtaphs Picture FrHrring, Perambulatois Jewellery, Watches j Lenther Bags and Portmanteaus Mats, Matting, and Rugs, ia variety Croquet Set of all sizes and value Foils, Vizors, Single Sticks, and Helmets Cricketirg Goorls, Foot Balls Grover aud Baker Stwing and Embroidering Machines, Hand Hewing MBchines Sausage Machines, latent Mangles And a large Varitty, too numerous to Catalogue. THE CORNER, TRAFALGAR AND HARDY-STREETS. 885 mENDERS are required tor the ENJl LARGEMENT of MALT KILN in Bridge-street. Tenders to be sent in not later than SATURDAY, the 9th instant. Plans and Specification to be seen at Mr D. B orn's, Tinsmith, Trafalgar-street, where Tenders can be left. The loweßt or any tender not nrccssarily accepted. 892 J. R. HOOPER.

PUBLIC NOTICE! T7IVEBETT BROTHERS & CO. beg to JjJ return their sincere 1 HANKS to all those Customers who have so liberally supported them these last four years in their Establishment recently destroyed by Fire. They woi.ld also respestfully'ask them to transfer and continue their favors to VICTORIA HOUSE, where all t hot e who had Monthly and Quarterly Accounts in the late Establishment can be placed on the same footing at V' CTORIA I}< iTTSE. EVERETT BROS. & CO., Victoria Tlome, 740 Bridge- street. "\T OT having disposed of my Premises, I JIN shall CONTINUE my BUSINESS as befors, and, whili-t thanking the Public for their patronage during the last 14 3 ears, I hope they will still favor me. As I have engaged a First-clsss UPHOISTERER, I can guarantee Work done in this line in a superior Style to anythiug in this City. The whole of my time will Ye devoted ti the CABINET DEPARTMENT, which will not be surpassed for cheapness or excellence. T SHONE, Uphols'erer and Undei taker 905—26 Bridge-street. MR. J. H. JENNINGS, SURVEYOR & DRAUGHTSMAN, 850—6 Set.wjn Place, Nelson. SONS OF FREEDOM" QUARTZ MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). AN EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS in the above Company will be held at the Company's Office, Lyell, on SATURDAY, the 24th day of April, 1875 S at Seven p.m. BrsiNEBS : To consider the future operations of the Company, JAMES INGLIS, Manager. Lyell, March 22, 1874. 821—4 VIEWS of the CAMP on SALE at W E. BKOWN'S, Hardy- street. 848

RELINQUISHING BUSINESS. MANSON & GO. Tender their sincere thanks to their Friends and that portion of the Public who have supported them during their Business career in Nelson. HAVING DECIDED TO CLOSE THE NELSON BRANCH, IT IS OUR INTENTION TO OFFER THE STOCK At an Enormous Discount below Cost. The SALE has COMMENCED, and will be continued until the whole of the Goods are Disposed of. MANSON & CO. possess a greater number of BRANCHES than any other RETAIL FIRM in the Australian Colonies. The magnitude of their Business places them in a position to purchase in unusually large quantities DIRECT from the HOME MANUFACTURERS, thereby saviug all intermediate profits. We wish to impress upon our Customers that this is a GENUINE SALE, ( and the reductions extend to every Department. I The PREMISES which we at present occupy are advertised to LET. MAm6S~& Co., Importers of Drapery and Clothing [ RENTOUL'S STORE, TRAFALGAR-STREET, • ! NEXT DOOR to the BANK of NEW SOUTH WALES (WHOLESALE • \ DEPARTMENT opposite) j and at J Melbourne, Victoria. El Dorado, Victoria. . Sydney, New South Wales. i Tambarura, New South Wales. : Hill End, New South Wales. Forbes, New South Wales. i Hokitikn, New Zealand. Greymoutb, New Zealand. .....' \ Wanganui, New Zealand. 66 ,j Nelson.