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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 136, 31 May 1876, Page 1

j ■- f; .-Wanted..- •*•- ;",' '-ffANTED IMMEDIATELY, a<YOUNG GIRL. App'y to Mr D.-BURN, 1608 j '. ... Tuasfnith.TTrANTED. by a respectable MAN; ft . ViV SITUATL )N in a Store or any out door occupation. S.'t Mdil bf&ce.Yf * :'l6pl-r3 , WANTED, a good General SERVANT. - Apply to Dr. S,QUIKES. I( ' ;> 1554 WANTED, ag-od Qeneral SEKVANT : Apply to Mrs JlfctEJS «. CROSS Jun .the Port. . ' /' " ! ;i * 15^6* ;v. * ' 7 , ■ ,t :•• ;.--.* ,*..<*, .* * WANT KD.'.by a Steady \Man, ( a SIT UCTION in a hTORE, or would be . "Billing <to make' himself: generally useful at ■ any other, employment. • Go3d. ;i referencej.;! . Apply to " C. F.," EvknihgMail Office.' WANTED by a Married Woman,- competent to Cook, Milk. aUd perform any Domestic" Work, a SITUATION . in Country or Town, where she .would .be- .* alii) wed to have with her a little girl three years and a-half 'old. VVould.not object to an .Hotel or to the West Coast. Apply to * the Immigration Office, Nelson. .... 15,44 WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a young GIRL.. References required. App'y; Wesletan Pabbonage, RiCtIMOND. 150s WANTED, a Plain COOK and strong GIRL. Apply Mail office. : .1 , - ■■ '—;-- -— - - ■•■"; *■■■.*——■■■■.'**» General Notices. * NELSON & FOXHILL R AIt WAt:. NEW TIME-TAB L^E.' Trains will* le*ive< Foxhill at'7*4s a.m* and I*ls p.m., arriving in Nelsoa ac 9 e.,ca. aad r . 230 p.m. ■ ■■:' ■ ' Trains will leave Nelson at 9 30 a.m. and 430 p.m., arriving at Foxhill at 10 ; 45 am. and 5 45 p m. .... Special Trains can be secured on application to the undersigned.' .' ■ ' GEO. ASHCROFT, 1222 ' General Manager. W. HOLME& 7I ' FANCY BREAD &* BISCUIT BAKER CONFECTIONER, &c, Bkidge-btbbbt. ." STORES LIBERALLY DEALT WITH; WEDDING AND CHRISTENING CAKES MADE TO ORDER On tbe shortest notice, and at moderate' prices N B. — Refreshment Room attached, where visitors from the country can be supplied with Tea, Coffee, Cojoa. and other Rsfreshments any time through the flay. HOT lUNCHEOm EVERY DAY from ball-past twelve to half-past two, is each. NELSON AID SOCIETY. SUBSCRIPTIONS in ATD of "the above iSociety will be thaukfully received bf Mr. KERU, the Honorary Treasurer, at the Offices -of the National Bank, in Traf algarst eet.' ' " ' " ,' 28*o [a OABD.] CLAREMONT HO*U*Si» Hardt-strekt, Nblson,. f (Late Mbs. Naldbb's),' SELECT BOARpiNGf ESTABLISHMENT r .' HAS'IATELT BEEN/ "' ' RE-OPENED under NEW MANAGE^ MENT. Every Coiiitqrt will be' found 1 tot . Families and others visiting .Nelson. : 1604 ' , NOW READY FOR SALE. • HALF-A-TON oi HOPS-this Year's . Growth. Appl</ to the undersigned, ' DANIEL TALBOT, 7 48 Motuekia. LAYS AND RHYMES ■*• ■ 7 ' . BY WILLIAM HOGG, NELSON. Subscribers to the above Work can now obtain their Copies on application to the Pub- . lishers, R LUOAS & SON. 1011 THISTLE IN Ni BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. JOHN Til DW ARDS begs to inform his . . Xfu Patrons that every effort will be made to maintain 1 the above as a ! Fibst-Class Hotel; None tit the Best Liquors kept ok ' Dbaught. ' Good Accommodation job Tbavellebs. J - - - > 1051 . /H OLDEN FLEECE HOTEL VX WAIMEA-STREET, Nelson. HEN R V ,B Al* LB V, * Proprietor. ■ _ FIRST-CLASS , ACCOMMODATION for -. BOARDERS and TRAyELLEBS. fff f '. An Obdinabv TDailt, at One o'clock. , GOOD STABLING. V A. Hobsb and Tba?. always on ; Hibe. .-;75| y f j