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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 131, 2 June 1875, Page 1

Business Addresses, "W ELTON, V » • AND COM»p?BSpON A&ENT, Boeksfttpt by Single or Double Entry. Moneys collected. 5137 MRS. J. SHELDON, Late op Westport and Gbeimotjth, T\/n^LIKER/bRFSS AND MANTLE* / (/s MAKEI y .--— - — ' '^DniEar-sTEEkT > /NEj ( so?r^'^ (Next door to Mrs. Js!iDDiEiiisp). w~ 1357 — 26 Wanted. ■ — —a* / . VSpLVTFD, a good/ GENERAi-SER- '^ VANi^~Mrs >^lCJ£lMtl^G, Hardy-1465-6 majJT^i NUBSKMAID, about 20 V u^-ii^ 8 °f age. Arp'y aitcr 3 o'clock— ioT&sjT. HOUNSELL, Jn iu£e treeW^stT^ *"*^ 1469—3 \f^E^*rib> a HTUATION by a Yourg V V^Cirl 14 venrd old/as NiU^BITMAID, or tir^peißt in the houseC^rpply Mail cfUvc. tIT^NTEb to mrfE, HOR?ES nnd TCLV PARTS. A utfy atJONFS^S Hay Hay attfl Corn fctor<^Salt=Water Bridge. / 1447—6 (hf<A§ CARPENTERS. «3s — / _^~-~- TTPTASTEn, SIX C^BPENSETTS on Jr» the Manchester 4slcek, Man«wa>u. Xwelve Shillings a day to gocd baDds. / iipp'y to A. F. IIALCOMBF, 14492—12 Fielding, Manawatu. WANfTlEp<a GIRL ahout 14 or ljjjto (ujebtt in house worky AppJy-tJlSce cfthlspn^r, C_-^^^l4lß T^t/nThD. n RU.NNEK. Apply at the j W f Mail offi.-.e I IT JAN ' ED, a BOY. Apply at the Mail • * '<' ' i)\ -o. , , n [A^jiDjd I- UFICHASK, for CASFI, ; V V /*.&& A)' ■< •■ » PERT7 in jhejiergnr' : I'oui-'iood oJ/U.j vVjii. .; . roau- -^Apply at the F-vnniiuj Mail oiiioo. 1384 \*./A>;TJfiD>i Ypuv,,vi'.^ .:V. M'!,o Icu'lics j n AliipKn 10/tssfe'D r» n 'i.tf'ni a,Md c.niiu'--lii): ivSKLi/, / ; ' lUS WAN^£rJ:rn>tooK ai.d »Il..USirBtAili. ' «»piy to airs. HAPL^.jr Ship H/el. / :-:; i / /General NoticesGLOUCESTER, STREET PR£^Aj&TORY SCHOOL. S^ndu<?ted by MRS. CLARKK^-" / 1 "oi-toi VaLL^y. N.B.— Private Lessons on the PIANFORTE. ' Terms on application. 92S J GRATEUL— COMFORTING. EPPS'S COCOA.* >O BREAKFAST. " By^ thorough knowledge of the natural laws winch aovern tho operations of digestion and nutrition, and by^ja^^etul application of the fineifroperties of well«^lected Cocoa, Mr. Efps kas provided our breakfast tables with a deUcately-flavored beverage which mayeave us afiany doctors' bills. It is WJ^w^u^irioiiisx ' useof such a' tides (tf dietjhata constitution*^ miy be gradually x>uilx up until strong /enough to resißt every tendency to disease. Hundreds of Eubtlo maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We m»y escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame." — See article in the Civil Strvice Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk. • .' Sold only in packets, labelled thus— OAMES EPPS & CO., EOMCEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 48, Threadueedle-street, and 170, Piccadilly. Works : Eu6ton Road, and Camden Town, London. 1421 7 mHE GOSPEL OAK IRONN J_ and GALVANISED IRON & WIRE COMPANY Ikon Manufaoidbbrs & Galvamsbbs. First Brand. / Second Brand. 'G Anchor O."[Trade Marks ] "Eaolb." First Quaint r. Second Quality 1 . The GOSPEL OAK is the oldest Mamifacture/f Galvauiaed Iron in F-agland. The ordinal Galvanised Iron was llrst made at these works in the yiar 1842. This iron obtained the PRIZE MEDAL ior " excellent quality " at the Great Exibition of 1862, it being the only Prize Medal awarded in the Trade. The price is now greatly reduced. Works: Gospel Oak Iron Works, Tipton Mitre Works, Wolverhampton Regent's Canal, Liuiehouse, London. Warehouse— to Upper Thames-street. London. Export Office— llo Cannon-street, London . 2661 3^ BODY FLOOR CLOTH for ROOMS Splendid New Patterns, from six to sixteen feet wide. AleOf •, A large variety of Passage Oil Cloth, front 18 in. to 4 ft. 6 in. wide. .. , At H HOUNSELL'S . ' NO. I.BBIPOB-BTWBSBT.* *