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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 177, 18 July 1876, Page 3

N 6 T I C E . l A LL DOGS found TttESPASSING on - XjL my Run, known as *' Thompson's Run," Will be SHOT. ! • A. J. RICHMOND. | The Cliffs, Joly 11, 1876. 2091—6 \ NELSON PUBLIC BATHS, HARDY-STaEET, \\ RE NOW OPEN under new manage - jpL ' ment. The Proprietor hopes by strict attention to obtain public support. j 1830—26 .... 3. PIPER. \ S AD D L E R Y. ! Just Received, a Splendid Assortment of • 5 T ADIES' SADDLES, I -Li- £4 103 - --i . with Leaping. Heads complete. ■ " ■ Also, ■''■'■ - Green Hide and Kangaroo STOCKWHIPS, 1 : HUNTING WHIPS, and iLadieg' and Gents' RIDING WHIPS, j .. CART WHIPS, &c, &c. " ! • ".";■ E...F. JONES, j -.- BADD LE R , 2079-26 Bridge at, Nelson: j JUST RECEIVED, ; Celestial Queen •■ • AND ; CAROLINE. i c ! +>OI^T and HONITOS LACE BRAIDS Jf. and Patterns :The Nun's Linen. .Lanet Thread 1 Smoking, CapsJ, Tea Cosra, Sl'Ppe/s | Cushion*", Mots, and Pen- Wipera, traced on \ - Satitfj' erid Colored Cloths for Braiding ! Bannerettes. M6dnt», and Trimmings ■-■ } Filoselle, Floss Silk/ Luxembourg Thread, ' Floaette, Plain nnd Fancy Silk, Cotton i and Cashmere Braids Silk Cord • Cushion, Blind, and Smoking Cap Tassels i Marcella Dresses, Pinafores, Jackets, | Pelisses, Toilet Sets, &c. s traced lor | Braiaing. - .- . . BERLIN & FINGERING WOOL i IN EVERY SHADE. ;tue new fine' knitting yar^ t . z Knitting and Knittiag NEEDLES, &p., and Requiaices for all kinds of Fancy Work. SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. ; Machine?, sold by monthly payment 4 . Oil and -Needles for all kinds of SEWING : . MACHINES, including— . The Warzer, Singer, Howe, all Whieht and ; Mann'a, Wilcos and Gibba, &c. SOLE AGENT for the celebrated "Household Hand Machine," at £4 10s. ; i AND -THE. Florence Treadle Machines. All the varieties ; on hsnd. Fancy Jellewery, Studs, &c. A PARCSL DIREcr FROM FRANCE OOMPEISINQ — Brooches, Earrings, Lockets, Crofses, Necklets, Alberts. Shirt Studs, Solitaires, Sleeve Lint s, &c, &c, . f the Han'!s meat and Most Norel Designs, At PRICES that must ensure a speedy CLEARANCE. PIANOS I By First- class Makers for SALE or EIRE. Complete Sets of B bass & Stkino Band Instruments, ; ' : "'■ &c. ■ •-' 8S" PIANOS TUSED and Repaired 6 All Wl' FAUCY: BAZAAB, Musical Instrument & Fine Art Depot, BKIDGE-STREEt, NELSON. 138

MAIZE. MAIZS. MAIZE. On Sa'e at KEALE & HADDOW'S, 2136—3. Collingwood Street. A REWABD of £1 will he paid for such il. information as shall leal to the Conviction of the person or persons who REMOVED TfTB LAMP at 88 Talley Bridgs, on the night of the 6th instant. T. J. THOMPSON, 2124—3 Sejretwy Waimea Road Board. NELSON AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION PLOUGHING MATCH, ON THE- • GROUNDS beJonginer to C. Canning, Esq., at Richmond, On THUESDAY, July 27, 1876. 1 _ Stewards ; Mr. RM'Bae, Mr. J. T. TabiipaOK, Mr. J. Mr. N. Fowi.br, Mr. C. Gappbb, Mr. W. Habkhbss. ; PRIZES are offered of £5, £3, and £1 in each Claea for the best Ploughing with Doutile Furrow Ploughs, Wheel Houghs, and Swing Ploughs, open to all Comer*. In addition to the amount mentioned, I A CHAMPION PRIZE'' 1 oif £a will be given for the best Ploughing eixreuted at the Competition irrespective ol Glass.. v ". [Prizes of £5, £3, and £ I are also oftWed f6r Youths^upder 20 years of age, with liberty to use any degcription of Plough, they pjrefer, I A SPECIAL PRIZE i of £2 will be given for . the best Team :o'f Horses, with the best condition of Harnsf s, engaged in the Mat :h. . : ; The following rules will be observed : — • 1. All ploughs to start at 10 a.m., and. to finish by 3 p.m. ' ' • ' 2. "1 he quantity of land to ba ploughed l»y each compatltor ehall not exceed Om-Half Acie. r i 3 Each plough to u<e a skim coulter. ~ ' ' i 4. The lurrow tijce to be not 1 le^8 ( than 5 inches deep nor leas than 9 inches wide.' ; 5. The Judges *w;ll be instructed to withhold any prize in any class when the ploughing is riot considered meritorious. ; 6. No third priza will be given unless four, competitors start, nor a second prize under" three competitors, or a first prize unless two competitors ttart. . : 7. Every competitor, who U not. himself, a Subscriber' to the Association, must piy an entrance fee of Balf-a-Crown. i The Judges will not be admitted on the Ground until after the competitors have with 7 drawn " . . . : W. ROL'T, 2144 Honorary, giecrefary. Hj E T 0 L IN E," : THE NEW AND INEFFACEABLE MARKING INK For Cotton, Linen, &c. Its Advantages over the ordinary Marking Ink are as follows : — Ist.— It is fixed and rendered a fine and rerxnamnt Black by the very proc^a*, that in time obliterates all others, viz , washing with Soap and Water. 2nd. — It is a finer and muck deeper black, and never turra brown. 3rd.— lt beqoirbs no heating, and no preparation. 4th.— lt is pubfectlt dubablb, no matter. the amount of washing. sth.— FOOS TIMEB THE QOAHTII? at the eame price. ■ 6th. — Either Metallto or Quill Pena may be used. < Sold by R. LUCAS & SON. This magnificent Horse visit town on SATUR. DAY, and will be on view at NBWTON r s Stables. He can also be seen at Alunoton Farm, Waimea East. . . 21 52— 5 S, POWELL; rriHE SUNDAY SCHOOL HYMNAL JL (compiled by the Rev. B. J. Thobps), New and Enlarged Edition, Just Published, and now on SALE at '■. R. LUCAS & SON'S. *

CLOSE OF THE WINTER SEASON. ;■ — . — ttJOHN OOUTTS T) ESPECTFULLY informs his numerous Patrons in Town and Country JL%J THAT, PEEVIOUS TO STOCK-TAKING; HE INTENDS OFFEBINO THE UNDEBMENTIONED SOUND & SEASONABLE GOODS AT ' ' ' ' PRICES THAT WILL ENSURE A SPEEDY CLEARANCE. LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS, ; Reduced to 8/6, 10/6, 12/6, 15/6. LADIES' VELVETEEN JACKETS, Reduced to 6/6, 8/6, 10/6, 15/6. LADIES' HOMESPUN POLONAISES, Reduced to 10/6, 12/6, 15/6. LADIES' COSTUMES, Reduced to 15/6d, 18/6, .22/6. LARGE WRAP SHAWLS, Reduced to 12/6, 15/6, 17/6. STOUT ABERDEEN WINCEYS, 6Jd. FANCY DRESS MATERIALS, Reduced to 6/6 the Full Dress. EMBROIDERED PETTICOATS iu all Colors, from 5/11. TRI VI MED HATS, from 6/6. FURS, MUFFS, and COLLARETTS, from 5/G. TRAFALGAR-STREET, Nexf Bank of New South "Wales.