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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 231, 20 September 1876, Page 2

NAVAL BRIGADE. fTIHE BALL COMMITTEE are requested m ,/° " le£t ftt the CffOTOH HOUSK HOTBL T(»-M.iBROW(TaUB8OAn EVENING, at 7.30 p.m. Members of Brigade bavin? unsold Ball licketi must reiuru them in before the above meetiug. EDWAUD H. TRIBE, 281 1-1 Secretary. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. HOLDRRS of f IRB POLICIES in this Office, which expire on the 29th inst., | are reminded that the KENKWAL PREMIUMS mutt be paid by Foca o'clock on the evening of that dajr, or they will LOSE the heue&t ot their lotucjince in case of ioss by flru. * CURTIS BROTHERS, ■w i « Agents. JNclson, September 20, 1876. 2807 CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868. NOTICE is hereby given that en and after the 19th day of October next the proTisicmsof "The Cattle Trespass Act, 1868," will be enforced oa our Land, bt ing Booth put of Sections No 126, and Section No. 89, District of Upper Moutere, and that it is our locentioo to CLAIM DAMAGES lor all tattle trespassing thereoD, whether the same be fenced or unenclosed. WILLIAM DUCKER, GOTTI'RIED SIXTUS. Upper Moutere, Sept. 19, 1876. 2806 4

SPRING GROVE CRICKET CLUB HpaOSE t iking an inttrat, and beine JL fairoai of joining the -hove Club «re requested t<> attend a MEET NG at the Bridge Hotel, on SATURDAY, September 23, at 7 p.m. Practice at 4 p m., sharp. J - S> B »YANT, 2802 ~ 3 Secretary pro tern. LIME! LIME] TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. npHE undersigned are prepared to supply A Fjrst-ulasi LI VIE at 2/3 per bushel To bo bai at their Shed, the Port, or -.t Mr pickets', Coliingwood -street. JNo connsction with Mr. Q. Naylor. 2808-6 RICKETTS, B!tOS. NELSON HARMONIC SOCIETY. "VTO PRACTICE To-morrow Evening. F. H. PICKERING, 2^ Hon. Secretary. TRAFALGAR ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER OF WE WON. 157 (£2} s.c. A NNUAL ELECTION and Installation of -O-Offlca Bearers, MONDAY, 25th inst., at 4 o'clock pm. SappEß in tbe Evening. Open to Members of Freemasons* Lodges. Tickets to be obtained of Mr Tregea Coouneccial Hotel ' 2804 W. M. STANTON, E.

TRAFALGAR HOUSE MADAME BOTTENELLI "DEGS to inform her Customers aod the Public that B he has TAKEN those itTpnß^Vpn , afal l ttr , Str r t> lalßly ° CCU P ied Mr R Gbimks » an <* h«v wg PURCHASED the whole of the DRAPERY STOCK on veri favorable bpbbdy a ° W ° FFER Hl ° ih6 PubHC 8t BUCH PRICBS 88 canDOt fail t0 effecta •ii ° r t er t0 Cl ° 8e a Very succeß3ful Millinery Season, Madame Bottenflli will also offer the remaining portion of her Goods -'n this department at CLEARING prices, to make room for large shipmonte to arrive. The Millinery of M B has always obtained a well-deserved reputation, aud so that the whole may be quickly disposed of, Special Bargains will be offered. Costumes, Dresses, Skirts, Mantles, JACKETS, SILKS, LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING STAYS, INFANTS' REQUIREMENTS, &c, at Extraordinary Low Prices. Madame Bottenelli, Trafalgar House (LATE OF HARDY STREET.) NOTED FOR^XRlfl^^ PROCLAMATION. EXTENSION 7 OF THE GREAT STOCK-TAKING SALE! FOB 14 BATS. H - g | Further Reductions! I o- ' — | SPRING AND WINTER o 1 DRAPERY, OLOTHINO, MILLINERY, jj t DISCOUNT IMMENSE ! ► £3 As STOCK must be cleared out to make room for extensive alterations. 2 M ° g NOTE THE ADDITIONAL W i VERY CHEAP LINES 1 § FOR THIS WEEK ! o » d £ 2000 yards New Swiss Cambrics, S M All Fast Colors, 3/1 1, Full Drtes. 3 § 1000 YAEDS EICH HGUEED BLACK IUSTEE, w " 2/-, now llsil a yard. > 1 150 Ladies' Silk Umbrellas - S M 10/6 now 5/G; 15/6 now 8/1 1, extra sizes; 17/6 vow 10/6; 20/- now 12/6. £ g 50 doz. Ladies' French Kid Gloyes 2 <j Black Stitched Colors, 2/11 per pair. ' 2 500 Ladies 1 and Girls' White Straw Hats ! O Dolly YardeD, Couuiesb, Dovocshuv, .^ailor Sha^e, &c, &c M fe only 1/- and 1/6 eacb. @ 16 boxes Clioice Flowers, 3d and 6dper Spray. jgj The above are JUST LANDED ex " Lutterworth." T. S. WTMOND AND CO.S Cheap Stock-taking Sale, (FOR CASH ONLY), HALL OF COMMERCE. • NOTiiU jfcoi v/.A. .- <TS & FURNISHING^