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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 112, 3 May 1876, Page 1

: Wanted.. . WANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT. Apply to Mrs USHER, TraWgarsfcreet. 1321 WANTED a BOY to mind Cows. Apply to GEORGE TEW, Friuklin-street, Toi-toi Valley. 1306—3 WANTED a GENERAL SERVANT. Apply ; : I T. S. WYMOND & Co., 1 229 Halt of Commerce. General Notices. f^^l <&pM<b /m*< - 'tit ---.Tv-j&i :\^.^\j;j'.-^7t.?-^.?rrrjv:'T>)»'{j-_!i! ■$t.'}%tsfc%&g^ NELSON & FOXHILL RAILWAY. NEW TIME-TABLE. Trains will Icvo Foxhill al; 7*45 a.m. and 115 p.m., arriving in Nelsou at 'J a.m. and 2-30 p.m. Traius will leave Nekon at 930 am. and 430 .p.m., arriving at Foxlull at 10*45 a.m. and 5 45 p m. Special Trains can be secured on application, to the nndei signed. GEO. ASIICROFT, 1222 General Manager. STOKE RACES. ON WEDNESDAY, May 3rd, and on THURSDAY, May 4th, the Ordinary TIME-TABLE will be SUhPiiNDED. One Train will leave Foxhill at 8 am., stopping at all JScat'ons Traius will leave Nelf on for the Race Course at 9 30, 10 3D, and 11 -30, returning .from tho Race Course at 4-20, s*io. a*.id (j-20. By •'■the' Trains to tho R»3h Course, all the Carriage-twill be Ist ela.s; Trucks fitted with seats will be '2nd class. An Evunino: Train will leave Nekon. for Foxhill at 7 30, stopping at all Stations, " GilO. ASIICROFT. 1220 -General Manager. Of\f\ CORDS of FIRST-CLASS AW FIREWOOD, in LOTS to SUIT PURCH AS KRS, DELIVERED at the R;\lLi*V_VY STATIUW at the following unpreceJeutly low prices :— Dry Mauuka, .. 30*5.. per Cord Dry Red Pine ... ', 275. , „ Guaranteed perfectly dry. GEO: NAYLOR, 1102 Gioba Hotel. TEAKS ALT ANTIC EiaE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HAMBURG. NELSON AGENCY.The Undersigned having been APPOINTED AGENT for tho above Uompauy, is prepared to effect INSURANCES at Current Rates. ROBERT LEVIEN, 1159 . The Port. VICTORIA BREWERY. THIHOMAS WELLS bags to inform JL the inhabitants of Neleon that he has COMMENCED iJItEWKNG iv Nile-street East, and respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. BEST ALES in CASK or BOTTLES. 1223 W. HOLMES, FANCY Bit EAI) * 81-CUIT BAKER CONFECTIONER; &c, ' BfiIl)GK-STBR-,T. STORES LIBERALLY DEALT WITH. WEDDING AND CHRISTENING CAKES MADE TO ORuEK On the shortest notice, and at moderate prices NB.— -Refreshment Hooro attached, where visitors' from tho. ountry can be .supplied' wiih Tea, Coffee, Co^oa iind othrr R.ireshments any tune through tha *lay. HOT LUNCHEON EVERY DAY from halt-past twelve tj half-past two, ls each. . I__ JUNCTION STO liE AND HOTEL, TAKAKA. HENRY ABBOTT begs leave to Thank hia fricn.is aud cus-tomers- for tbeir support since he commenced business, aud hopts Uy s'ritt Attrition to ttie wints of hia customers to mtrifc ihetr future aipporfc. H. Abboix will BUY aii PRODUCE on the OLD TEttMS— half: Stores, half Cash;namely, Fresh and tsilt Hut cr, Eggs, Fowls, Turkeys, O tese, Duolch, Pi^s, and Cattle. HENRY ABBOTT, JUNCTION HOTEL AND STORE, Takaka. . 120 T H IS T ~L~^ I~X~N~T~ BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. JOHN 171 DWAROd begs to inform his JL. Patrons tht»t every effort will be made to maintain tha above as a Fikst-Class Hotec NOKE BOT THE BIiST LIQUOK3 KEI'T ON DitiUGiir. Goon Accommodation i^ou TRAVBLryBits. . 1052 |H OLDEN FLEECE HOTEL, vX WAIMEA-BTREET, Nelson. HENRY BAILEY, • Proprietor. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION for BOARDERS and TRAVELLERS. Au ORpmARY Daily at One o'clock. GOOD STABLING. A House and Tiu_? always on Hiss, sa