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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 237, 3 November 1876, Page 3

E. W. DEE, TAILOB, BRIDGK-STREKT, Has just received a Lauos Shipmbnt of THE NEWEST NOVELTIES IN SUITINGS, COATINGS, FANCY VESTINGS, WEST OF ENGLAND AND SCOTCH TWEEDS. — o— - E. W. D. respectfully solicits an inspection of the above, and would ft' bo sail attention to his large assortment of MOSGIEL TWEEDS JUST TO HAND. 8090—26 Public Works Office, (Colonial Architect's < >ffice), Wellington, 23rd October, 1876 mENDERS are invited for ADDITIONS i to tha POST-OFFICE, at Nehon. General Conditions, Specifications, and drawings may be seen at the Offices of the Colonial. Architect;, Wellington, and at the Public Works Ofißce, Trafilgar-strett, Nelson. Tenders addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Pabiic Works, and marked outside " Tcnden for Additions to Post-Oflluo, Nelson," will be received at the Office of the undersigned, up to No^n, of MONDAY, the 13 h day of November, 1876. Telegraphic Tenders will be received, provided the original Tender and deposit are lodged with the nearest District Engineer, at th» time al ove specified. The lowest or any Tender not nee ssarily aeeeptel. W. H. CLAYTON, 2122 Colonial Architect. SOHO FOUNDRY, BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. j^outraF& crosbie, ENGINEERS, MILLWRIGHTS, BOILER MAKERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, GENERAL SMITHS, &c, &c. Moutsat & Crosbib hivine filtered into Partjjbhship, and completed extensive alterations and additions to their Mac'iinery, are now prepared to Kxeodtk Orders on a Laboek t-cALE of any class or description of MACKunsar, with expedition, flrst-cla«s workmanship, and at prices to compete wrh any firm in the colonies. Plans and Specifications prepare!, and Esti'i atea given. CASTINGS IN IRON OR BRABB OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Charges Moderate. 3164 FUENITUTE ! FURNITURE I 1 AUCTION SALE ON SATURDAY At 12.15 M.T. CHAIRB, Tables, Chests of Drawers, Belsteadß Iron and Wood, Solas, Stretchers, Chaff-cutter, Limp GlßSues, Toys, 3 Spring Carts, Four wheeled Carriage. H. J. L AUGARDE, 3266 Auctioneer. rpnWN LAND, Building Site undeniable, i j£3oo, facing Brougham street, well fenced, worthy ot immediate atten ion. H. J L. ADGARDE, 3267 Auctioneer. ££» ACRES of Grass, Timbered Land, O\J Wai-i-ti Valley, £220. 8 Acres of Land (fenced) Fcxhill, £125, with Hocsb, Two-stslled Stable, &c. H. J. L. AUGARDE, 8268 Auctioneer. Health and* Longevity for £120. /10MFORTABLE FIVE-ROOMED COT\J TAGR and Ilalf-an-Acre of Land, Expansive view of the Ocean. H. J, L. AUGARDE, 8269 Auctioneer. TO FARMERS, DAIRYMEN, BUSHMEN, BUTCHERS, and WoODSELLKRS. SATURDAY NEXT, November 4, At lv>. 15 M.T. HJ. L AUGARDE will Sell, per order, • that comfortable block of LAND in the Wai-l-ti Valley, next the late Willum Gaukroger's land, consisting of 56 ACRES LAND, 20 acres of which is well timbered; the balance, 86 acres, in spier did grass.-- Water, Grass, and Timber, all combined. 3180 TOWN INVESTMENT. AUCTION SALE ON SATURDAY November 4, 1876, at 12 15 M.T. QUARTER-ACRE of LAND and an Excellent SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE in ifirst-class condition, Collingwood- street. AleOj QUARTER-ACRE of LAND with FOURROOMED HOUbE adjoining, making one payable property. H. J. L. AUGARDS, *168 Auctioneer. TO VOLUNTEERS-A BARGAIN £15. AMUZ2LE- LOADED DOUBLE-BAR-RELED ENFIELD RIFLE, Twisted Barrels, in case, fitted with eyery requisite, by London. Also, to Sportsmen, for £15 —A First-c'ass Double-barreled Splendidly-finished. SHOTGUN, Breach-loader, in case, by Keillt, Holborn, Lon :on. Also, by Adams & Dean, London, for £3 10s,— a REVOLVER, useful and penetrating; Loclis, Stock, and Barrels finished jn a style that must bo seen to be appreciated. H. J. L. AUGARDE, 3119 Auctioneer.