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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 119, 11 May 1876, Page 1

|-> i ■ . .■■.-■■ aN?wsq&* - a AxyXX A 1 \\T ANTED; a, HOUSEMAID. -„,;• "7 7 .-:-:-Apply at - '!../<!. -il ».s-: L.i.-. „;( .Hl7-X : " ■•-: TheCOLLFGE,, < „.., _!_-* ■■/■ ■ : — i - ■ ,. — : ; . ..-.■'■■...:■ ..-iy ! . TXTAN.TED, a good plain COOK $ .also a . 1 Y V A WXi Apply; to -WW. rWILKIE, ;Bridge-Btrtet. .<- .. ...1899: •{• ■. '—. '-"*'■ • ■■"''i iuUf,*muii^,i.Mrr. ' General Notices. J^ELSON & FOXHILL 7 RAILWAY. j ! NEW TIME-TABLE. I . jTrains will-leive Foxhillat 745 a.m. and 'ris p.m., arriving in Nelson at 9 a,m. and • j p•.•m.V".•" , • • ■■'■' •'■'' : ■ .*" , * ';•'' (> ■< „' 'Trains will leave Nelson at 9 30 a.m. and .4 ho p.m., arriving at Foxhill at 10*45 a.m. and 5-45 p.m. ■" *; '■'•' ":: . ••■•-■• • . (Special Trains can be secured on application to 1 the hndersignedl ' ' ••: GEO. ASHCROFT, .1222 : Geheral Manager. TBNDEBS are invited for FALLING - BURNING, and CLEARING UP -a • BLuadred Acres of BUSH, in' allotments of about Twenty Acres, in the Orinoco Y&Ueyi ■'■ I Tenders fpr the whole or any ; of * tie .allot- . ments to be sent to the Undersigned on or beforeMay ßlßt, 1876. w. . . , !The 'lowest or any tender not necessarily* accepted. •••;':.': ..'■.■' -;....,•, ■•;? specifications to :be seen and [particular! , obtained on application to ; r,7 y--. 1 , : r ALEX. WHITE, 1330 Orinoco, Nga Timoti. Of\f\ CORDS of, FIRStLcLASS 4SJJJ 7 FIREWOOD, - in LOTS to SUIT PURCHASERS, DELIVERED at the; RAILWAY STATiOCi at the following unprecededtly low priceß tA ■ - • : Dry. Mauuka , * .'. 36b. per Opijd . Dryßa.aPjne „, ''"«'•?_; "" ; . Guaranteed perfectly dry-1.; , .; GEcTnAYLOR, "'. 7.7 1102 "*■ ••'.'' 7 Giobe Hotel. TRAI^SALT ANTIC ! Eire' jNstrii'ANdEi'; com^^ny '.' , !• OF HAMBURG. : ■■'■!■ :-" -J - -NELSON ~A GE N C -V .. : . The Undesigned having been APPOINTED \ AGENT for the above Company, is prepared tb effect INSURANCES at Current Kates*. ' ROBERT LEVIEN, 1159 The Port. yiC^QRIAJBREFiEIiy. THOMAS WELLS begs to inform , the- inhabitants of Nelson that* he- has COMMENCED BREWING in NttklfltßKßT East,- and respectfully,: solicits a share of public patronage. : BEST ALES in CASK or BOTTLE 3. 1223 Wl HOLMiES, FANCY BREAD & BISCUIT BAKER Confectioner; &c, BiinOK-STRRET. " . . STOREIS LIBERAIi-Y DEALT WITH. WEDDING AND CHRISTENING CAKES . MADETb ; ORd;ER ' On the shortest hotibe 1 , and at inbderate prices N B.— Refreshment Boom .attached, where visitors frprn the 'country can .be supplied \ n with Tea, Coffee, Coboa.jahd other R&ireah- ' -• ments any time through the day. :.-■'* ; i £iOT LUNCHEON EVERY DAY Irom 7 .halt-past twelve to half-past two^, Ib eaohi JUNCTION STORE AND HOTEL, * * ; ;'* •"' 7 -'a takaka: .',"•'... -..;. ( HENRY ABBOTT bega _ .leave to jThanic "his. friend's and customers for their support . since he commenced businejs, and , hbpeß by strict attention to the wants of his ' . customers to merit their iuture support. , 1 H. Abbott will BUY all PRODUCE on the OLD TERMS— half Stores, half Cashj namely, Fresh and Salt Butter, Eggs, FowU, Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Pigs, and Cattle. iHENRY ABBOTT, JUNCTION HOTEL AND STORE, Takaka. •-. • i 1 20 ' ■ : T H I S T L E I N N, BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. ; JOHN TTIDWARpS begs to inform hia Sli Patrpds that every effort will be made to maintain the' above as a" :I '' 7 FiasTrCLAss Hotel. nonb bot thb best llqcobs kept on Dkiught. Good Accommodation Foa Tbavbllbb§. ;-■■'' "-'losa ". /2}_OLDEN FLEECE HOTEL VX WAIMEA-STREET, , . Nblson. ' ,7 ; H E N R V /T A I L ,E V,;. ' * -Proprietor.- , -•■. . ■■-, : : FIRST-CLASS ACCQMMOPATION for ; BOARDERS and TRAVELLERS. ;; An Obdinabv Daily at Onb o'clock. * ' r GOOD STABLING. ' A Hobsb and Tbap alwayi on Hon., 52;