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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 9, 11 January 1876, Page 2

TO THE LADIES OF NELSON. yi^E, THIS UNDERSIGNED. WHILE INIIMATING THE ARRI y A L OP OUR Spring and Summer Drapery, BBS TO STATE THAT ALTHOUGH WE DO NOT PROFESS TO SELL FROM 30 TO 4 0 PER CENT. UNDER AN* OTHKR HOUSE We _everthel M8 .„,„« tMw( our PRICES for the aame Quality of GOODS •Ul compare favorably w i,h those o[ aay other DBAPBB i_ the City of Nelaop. We desire also to intimate tbat our NEW MILLINERY SHOW ROOM IS NOW OPEN, and that we have on hand a variety of very neatly trimmed HATS & BONNETS J. P. BLACK & SON, 2737 THAFALFAR-STBEBT.

npHE HOUBE in Waimea-street at present -a. occupied by Mrs Soau?s TO BE LET on the Ist of February. GEO. WILLIAMS. Trafalgar-square, Jan. 10, 1876. 93 FOR SALE, T H gSound PEBANCE HALL and Apply to 5 l B. CRISP. , TO CAPITALISTS.— To LET in one Lot, _„,- _?". -LEASE, for a term of 3 to 7 years, SIX COTTAGES. Also, a Hou.e, 2 Stable., and )J Acre of Garden and Orbhard the whole ground amounting to over Six Acres. Apply to APPO HOCTON, Washington Valley. 32 mo LET, HOUSE and SHOP in Tra/al_L gar-street. Apply to T. H. FOY, on the Premißes. 37 VI0"T O B I A T FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY EFFECT INSURANCE ONT AM, KINDS OF MERCHANDISE and PROPERTY AT LOWEST RATES. EST Prompt and Liberal Settlement. Jfffl H. DAVIS & CO., 5124 ■ Agent*. CHAMELEON TOPS , AtU. I.UnAB & SON'R.

N /O T I Q E . THE CHURCHWARDENS of ALLSAINTci' PARISH will be in attendEVPNmA 116 ,.! 68^' THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, llth instant, from 7to 8 pm., VZVf K^ W RENTS and t0 SITTINGS for the ensuing Half-year. «s <-• £ Church--83-3 E. W. fASLEYJ wardens. VOLUNTEER ENGAGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. TUESDAY.-City Rifles, 7 p.m. » Navals, 7 p.m., Port. WEDNESDAY.-City Cadets, 7 p.m. Inspection. THURSDAY.--Artillery, 7 p.m. Inspection. FRIDAY.— Artillery Cadets, t p.m. Inspection. J. T. MARSHALL, Captain, 92 Commanding District GRAZING- to LET for Hor B es or Cattle. Apply to Mr. I. M. PIERSON, Thackwood, Suburban North. 48 THE TIME is EXTENDED for Sending in TENDERS for Mr J. R. Hooper's MALT HOUSE until WEDNESDAY, the 12th instant '■ j Tenders to be left at Mr D. Bobn's, Tra-falgar-street, _. , J. R. HOOPER. Nelson, Jan. 7, 1876. 68

NOTED FOR DRESSES, MANTLES, &c T. S. WYMOND & CO. Have decided to give their numerous Customers iu Town aud Country ; £300 Worth of Goods AS a WW TEAR'S GIFTS! Distributed on the principle of the Manchester Art Union. S ft — P The Dbaw.no to take place ia FEBRUARY, 1876, in the Masokic Ham., Nelson. § a»— » H jzj First Prize value £30 » g Second Prize value £20 p Tbi, d P'ize value ... .'.'.' £15 g 10 Prizes, each value £5 £50 § 20 „ each value £2 . ... £40 50 „ each value £l ... £50 g 00 190 „ each value 10s * £95 § g _2J *h £300 G° W Grand Total of 273 PRIZES ! EH ______ *** g TICKETS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY AT W 1 T. S. WYMOND AND CO.'S 3 P ESTABLISHMENTS, | NELSON, BLENHEIM, & W^NGA-NUI, § p ON AND AFTER |_1 2 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, gj £5 Subject to the following conditions : — |Z5 V~_? « h 9 ash Pnwhaaer will be presented with One Ticket for every Pound's 5 m worth of Goods bought ; for example, the purchaser of a Ten PouDd parcel will _J uA receive Ten Tickets. *•-■■.* -«. ■•— P*t .2.*— Purchasers of less thnn a Pound and over Ten Shillings' worth of Goods " M a Half-Ticket, two of which can be exchanged for a whole one prior r-s to the Drawing. (None but One Pound Tickets will participate in tbe Drawing.) p» w « . 3 "-S? ch , T . icket wiU be numbered, and the winning numbers published in the *£• Nelson, Blenheim, aid Wangauui papers. - CO © , 4 ~" To satisfy all that the Drawing is done in a proper manner, it will be conp_, ducied by a rommittee who can be elected from amongst the Ticket-holders at a &» meeting to be ealled fourteen days previous to the Drawing. p g 6.— The Prizes as above will consist of Orders on T. S. Wymojnd &Co for |rj Goods to the atoount of the same, and winners can have the value of their Orders O "« y. hßtever Goodß tbe y ma 7 "hoose to select from any of our Establishments ►_ (This arrangement is a great advantage over the ordinary Art Union, as no one will M get Articles they do not want.) - 6. —The number of Tickets to be given aioay is limited lo 6,000. B*®" Customers are requested to make their puroha.es as early ae poßßible and thus secure their Tickets. ' l ,UB *» B «> T. S. W"YMON]^GO. r Hall of CoM]w|Mp,v-:**'^^' Nelson, Blenheim, an^|^pig > anui. I NOTED FOR CARPETS & F^KkINGS. ■ V.T^Y f