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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 142, 7 June 1876, Page 1

Wanted. _| . — . . : r TTTANTED, a HOUSEMAID. Apply to YY Mrs. EDWARDS, Sunnyside. 1671 ■ t ■_'_ , WANTEP, by aSteady Man, a SITUATION in a STORE,' or woiild be m filing to make ■ himself generally, useful at any' other employment. Good references., Abply to " C. E.," Eveniko Mail Offlce. ■!•:,•.-•-..'., '■ - 15 « •^)T7"ANTED, a Plain COOK and, strong YY GIRLA Apply Mail offlce. General Notices. NELSON & FOXHILL R4IL WAY. NEW TIME-TABLE,: '. Trains will leive Foxhill at 7*45 a.m. and _ 1-15 pirn., arriving in Nelson at : 9 a,mi and 2'3op.m. Trains will leave Nelson at 930 a.m. and 430 p:m., arriving at Foxhill at 10-45 a. m*. and 5 45 pm. - Special Trains can ba secured on application to the undersigned. • -i GEO. ASHCROFT, 1222 General Manager. FIREWOOD 1 FIREWOpD ! Railway Woodyard ADJOINING thb GLOBE HO T E L. GEORGE NAYLOR respectfully invites tbe attention of his friends and the public generally to his superior Stock of Dry Manuka and Red Pine, which he is prepared to deliver to purchaß.rß in any length or quantity at the most reasonable rates 1 . Red Pine, Bft lengths, 275, per Cord. Shorter lengths in proportion. 1535 W. HOLMES, FANCY BREAD & BISCUIT BAKER CONFECTIONER, &c, Bridge-street. STORES LIBERALLY DEALT WITH. WEDDING AND CHRISTENING CAKES • MADB TO ORDER On the shortest notice, and at moderate prices N B. — Refreshment Room attached, where visitors from the country can be supplied with Tea, Coffee, T Cocoa, and other Refreshments any time through the day. HOT LUNCHEON EVERY DAY from half-past twelve to half -past two, is each. . i '' iTIOOKSEY'S COMMERCIAL .\J EXPRESS will leave the PEDESTAL .' one H.lf Hour before the depmure of tho half-past Nine and half-past Four Trains to Eokhill, calling for Parcels as requested. 1516 i : NELSON AID SOCIETY. SUBSCRIPTIONS in AID of the abova I Society will bo thankfully received b Mr. KBRli, the Honorary Treasurer, at the Oilices of the National Bank, in Trafalgar* st-eet. 2380 . ' [a oabd.] CLAREMONT HOUSE, Hardy-strhet, Nblson, (Late Mrs. Nalubr's), SELEOT BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT ; I ' HAS LATBLT BBEN RE-OPENED under NEW MANAGEMENT. Every Comiort will be found lor Families and others visiting Nelson. 1504 j NOW READY FOR SALE. H' ALF-A-TON of HOPS-this Year's Growth. Apply to the undersigned, 1 DANIEL TALBOT, 48 Motueka. LAYS AND RHYMES by 1 WILLIAM HOGG, NELSON. . Subscribers to the above Work can now obtain their Copies on application, to the Publishers,, Ii LUCAS & SON. 101 1 THISTLE INN, BRIDGE STREET, NELSON.; : J,OBN T7.DWARDB begs to inform hia ' J_Q__l . Patrons that every effort will be made to maintain the, above as a First-Class Hotel. Nonb ut thb Best Liquors kept On Draught.' ' Good Accomhodation for Travbj-Lbrb. (H OLDEN ' FL^CE, HOTECi VX -. WAIMEA-iSTREET, " ' 'Nelson. ' ' HEN R V 'B A I f L EY, Proprietor.' <, " " 7 . FIRST-CLASS. ACCOMMODATION for An Ordd-Arv Dailt at One o'clock. GOOD STABLING. A Honsa and Tbap always on Hire. 63 ? * Ay v'• > V . . >.*. t \ js t t * ■" -fi *_■*