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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 264, 5 October 1875, Page 2

(Forcbatihudiwnof News see Jodrth page) ■. , HEW ADyERT|CT[ENm. WANTED, a BOY about 14. A^ . r BONNINGTON &: CO , TrafalKar--Bt feg- .. 2729 TO LET:— Two' or ttir6e foOOVIS. with or .. without Board. Apply Evening Mail , office. . : 275i6r42 TO LET, Mabxe^s HOUSff, Trataigarsquare. • - 2699—6 . N U T I C E .' • mHE MERTINQjon Saturday Evening, to X consider the FORMATION of a JOINTSTOCK CpMe ANY "To enlarge the BUSINESS of Meesrs. WEQLEY BR(JS., is ADJOURNED to half-past 7 Tills (TUESi DAY) EVENISG, at the Masowc Hotbi. 2711 A. W. SCAIFE. i THE REV. P. P. AGNEW wi'l arrive per Ss. " Lad^btrdi" and LEOTU ttE on the « EARLY HISTOKY and COcNVIC T LIPBjn NEW SOUTH WALES," as the Masonic Hall. ■ ■ For farther particulars see future advertisement. ."-- - "• -■.26-6; NELSON ARTIZAW ASSOCIA- : „,tion.; . ; SPECIAL MEE TING. . A SPECIAL MEETING of the abov* gocietjr. will beheld at the Foresth^s Hall, TO-MORROW NIGHT, at 8 o'clock, when important bttsincs* w;ll be brought forwad. The Eiccuon of Officers irill-also take pace \ ; ' '■--„ 2723-1 F. ROSCOW, Hon. Sec. TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. A SALE of WORK, for the purpose of disposing of the Articles left over from the recent BAZAAR, will be held on >RII>AY & SATURDAY NEXT, AT THB MASONIC HALL. Besides the Articles left over from the Bazaar, and which include many thines of vauei, FRESH CONTRIBUTIONS hive been received, and ss everything must this time be DISPOSED OF, the prices will be found to be exceptionally hw. - f The SALE will OPEN on PiilDAf, at Two o'clrck in theAfterrioba On SAIUKDAY, at half past 12. Closing each Evening at Ten o'clock. It ia intended to hive MIJSIO durirg each Evening. ADMISSION— FREE. N laon, sth o Jtober-,- 1875. 2730 NOTICE OF REMOVAL: TPHE Lease of the Premkea of the nnderJl signed in Trafalgar-Street being about lo expire, he will REMOVE on THURSDAY NEXT, to those Premises on «he Opposite side of ihe roal, Nexfc to Mr. USHER'S, ard whilst THANKING his Friends ar.d (he Pablic generally fop their favors dui lng the past, r; quests a continuance of their support for the future. I. JOHNS, 5722-6 Trafalgar-Street. NOTICE. JUST RECEIVED, Fx MELROSE, A CONSraNMENT OP GUANO AND BONE DUST. J. LI VICK, Bridge-street. Nelson, Oct. 5. 1875 -2724—12 GROVEIt & BAKER ELASTIC! STITOFT, & " DOUBLE LOCK" SEWING AND EMBROIDERY MACHINES.A 1"!?,™! 6761 * 1 year 9' exparience in the SBWING ItfACHINE Busings, the Agent can, loilh the fullest confidence, asset t 6c9ir • • ; . INFINITE SUPERIOEITY o T ep ,:^ rer y other bin( l« Theystond yet «». r waled among the hnridreds of imitations. They always hire been and still continue to be sold with satisfactory remits, both to Vendor and Purchaser. TAEY NEVER FAIL TO PLEASE. Are a'most noiseless, never get out of order, are so simple and easy tint children can work them, they aew from ordinary reels, and require no fastening of thread, as in other Machines. BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERY can be executed, without change of arrangement, 'and any material can be sewn from finest Cambric to six folds of Cloth. VARIOUS STYLES for Hand or Foot, afe Rbdocbo Paicss and Easy; Terms ol Payment. „ OIL, TBRBAD, ?ILK, & EXTRA 7 : PARTS * (tO RKPI ACE); ALWAYS in STOCS:) ;W. M. STANTON,: .„ SOLE AGEHT. 2716