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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 93, 6 April 1876, Page 3

TRAFALGAR HOUSE. - — -tt— — mHE BUSINESS of the above '.ESTABLISH- -*- MENT will be CARRIED ON FOK ONE MORE SEASON. _. w — _ The STOCK will be kept completely ASSORTED, AND NEW GOODS i For tho corning SEASON are DAILY EXPECTED Ex"Boldon." THE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED AT TIIE Same Reduced Prices AS BEFORE, NEW GOODS BEING MARKED AT LEAST 25 PE$ CENT. BELOW . : ORDINARY! RATES. FRANCIS GRIMES. Mabch 17, 18*6. | 866 ;. : ". W. 0... WILKINS' SHIPMENT pel- p? BOLBQJfcf' INCLUDES THE! FOLLOWING xjsefull goods. — — -J^ Moseley's London Bench Planes - American Oil Cans j ; Breast Drills, Glass Culterß j Spring Balances, 200 lbs., . | American Wrenches ' " Silber." Sponge Lamps (nn excellent Night Light) One and two-blade " Pampa" Knives Sewing Machine Needleß Tinned Iron Tea Spoons, Dessert, Table, nud Baatiog Spoons Box and Ivory Rules | Drawer Kubbs ih Mahogany, Walnut] Oak, Cocoa, Rosewood, nnd Z„brn ! Drawer Locks in sets . . j j Boat Builders' Bavih Japanned Bird Cages and Wire Meat, Covers Galvanised Coal Scoops Tinned and Enamelled Saucepans, Boilers, and Stewpans Patent Carriage Bolts, Gutter Bolts, &3. Tape Measures, Braces and Bits Tinned and Black Cut Tacks \ Sink Traps and Door Scrapers. j _oo General Ironmongery Store, j I BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. ' MATJfiH. IS7fi «-/-.

IOST, bet-vren the. Black Horse Hot'l J Dora'd's Bush, a POCKET BOOK, containing rccipts and money. Find*r'ii requested to return ihs pame to the Office of this paper, and will be rewarded. lOjo MF; RAIKES will resume nil his usual Drawing Claps°s for tho ensuug Q arter, on and after April 1, 1876. 1033 — 3 .T7IOUND on my premises, Waimea East, - A WHITE BOAR. Owner ran havo Bune on paying expenses. If not c'aimed by the 10th of April will be dis^ 1 osod of. .1050—6 C. SIGGLEKOW. npiMBER! TIMBER'!— The Undersigned ;___ in prepared to supply TIMBER Irom the MILLS, delivered at the Railway Station, in q*antiii(B to suit PurchVsers, and his an ASSORTED WELL 'SEASONED STOCK always on SALE at his Yards', in rear of the GLOBE HOTEL, at the lowest market pTke j. i 1074—25 ~ GEORGE NAYLOR. CAUTION. PERSONS TRESSPASSING on my RUN (late Askew's), at the Croixelles, will .be PROSECUTED. : All D.igs will b.i shot. * 1063—3 : R CHAMBERS. BISHOP'S SCHOOL, NELSON, NEW Z3ALA.ND. Patron and Vidior : Tns Right Rev. the LORD BISHOP of NULSOX. Head JH faster : TnE Rev. John Pratt Kempthorne. ; Second Master ; Mr. James Barnicoat. Scholar of thc University of Sow Zealund. Master in Modern Languages : Mr, Von Tunklesian. Master in Drawing : Mr. Earei3 Master in Dril; \ Searqeant Mi jor Alhorouou. The above School is recommended as giving a u.-eful CoTim rcial Edu-;*tioo, together with lhe lulimer.t? of La: in ana Modern Langmges where desired. Itis one of tne o'd'. be educational founi«tions i*.i tbe country, and has been highly eucccss'ul in very many of it3 pupils. Ihe religious teaching is plain, -and chiefly 0 -nfined to imparting a u^efui knowledge of Holy Scripture and to the teiehing of thoso doctrines which are common to all Protestant Churches. . A Boarding Tstablishment, Washington Val'ey, iu a healihy pirt ot Nels m, in connection with the School, has b; j en Opentd by the Bisuc? ; it is presided over by the HeadMaster; assisted by an experienced ladt superintending the Household. A limited number only eau bc taken. TERMS: Ter Quarter. £ s d Boarders (School Feca inclusive)... 13 ia 6 ' Day Boarders ' 4 4 0 D43 Scholars 2 2 0 . ' Entrance Eeo 0 13 0 Txtra Fees. - French or German Lessons ... 0 5 0 Both. . . 0 7 6 Drawing ... 0 2 6 1 Music by t rrangemenfc. * 1039