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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 153, 20 June 1876, Page 1

Wanted. WANTED a TEVANT for the WAKEFIELD ARMS HOTKL. Apply to W. WHI iE, Brewer, Spring Grove, 1842 WANTED immediately a thorough competent NUIiHE, one child. Apply to Mrs GR&EbER, Panama House. 18*3—3 WANTED, a midJle-aged WOMAN as - Plain. COOK for aa Hotel. Apply td. Mail office. 1813—6 • • - ■ " — ■■» •^ITANTED, ! a Plain COOK and strong yV GlßL. 'Apply .Mai7 office. .; | General Noticed NELSON & FOXHILL RAIL V» AY. j NEW TIME-TABLE. ;Trains will.. leive Foxhill at'7 ; 4s aa.mr. r and 1*;1 5 p.m., arriving in Nelson at 9 a,m. aad 2*Bo' p.m. , 7 7,' ; Trains will leave Nelson at 9 30 am. and 4 30. p.m., arriving at Foxhill at 10*45 a.m. and 5 45 porn * ! Special Trains can be secured oh ap plication to the undei signed. GEO. ASHCROFT, 1222 General Manager. FIREWOOD I FIREWOOD I Rail way Woody ard ADJOINING THB GLOBE HOTEL. GEORGE NAYLOR respectfully Invites : the attention of his friends and tha public generally to his superior, Stock. of Dry Manuka aad Red Fine, which he is prepared to deliver, to purchasers in any length or quantity at the most reasonable rates. Red Pine, Bft lengths, 275, per Cord. . . ; Shorter lengths in proportion. -1535 W.HOLMES, FANCY BREAD 4 81 -SOU-IT BAKER CONFECTIONER, &c, Bjridgk-strrbt. STORES LIBERALLY DEALT WITH. WEDDING AND CHRISTENING CAKES MADE TO ORDER On the shortest notice, and at moderate prices N 8.-— Refreshment Room attached, where visitors from the country can be supplied with Tea, Coffee, Cojoa and othjr Rulresh"meuts any time through the 'Jay. HOT LUNCHEON EVERY DAY from half-past twelve to half-past two, ls each. COOKSEY'S COMMERCIAL EXPRESS will leave the PEDESTAL one Hill Hour before the depicture of tha -hall-past Nine and half-past Four Trains to Foxhill, calling for Parcels as requested. 1516 Just Received, and Now on bale, AT R. LUCAS & SON'S, Price 10s. 6d., TB RO U, or the MAORI AT HOME A Tale exhibiting the Social Life, Manners, Habits, an i Customs of the Maori Kace in Mew Zealand prior to the introduction of Civilization amongst them. BY JOHN WHITE, Native Interpreter, Auckland [a OABD.] CL AREM ON T HOUSE, HARDT- STREET, NELSON, (Late Mas. Naldbr's),. . . SELEOT BOAftDING ES TAiLISHMENT HAB LATJSbT BEEN RE-OPENED under NEW MANAGEMENT. Every Comfort will be found ; tor Families and others visiting Neleon. J 1604 NOW RSADY FOR SALE. HALF-A-TON ol HOPS-tb!s Year's -Growth. Appl-* to the undersigned, DANIEL TALBOT, 48 i. ..-.-. j Motueka. THIS TLE IN N, BRIDGE STREET," NELSON. JOBN T7IDWARDS begs to. inform his . JCi . Patrons that everyefforfc will be made to maintain the above as a \ A First-Class Hotbo. ' NoNB UT THE Best LIQUORS KEPT ON Draught. Good Accommodation for Travellers. 105 /i OLDEN FLEECE HOTEL XX WAIMEA-STREET, •NfILBON. HE N R V BAI L E V, ' • Proprietor. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION for BOARDERS and TRA,YELLERS. ] Ah, pJ-UMNA-RV D^ailt at^ONß; b!<*fl66k.., 7 7 '.'_..-. . . r . gq'od '%i}&&ffi&?-..^^ ;x7 % A Hoi^H^hd^Titajplkl*^