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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 4, 4 January 1877, Page 3

mWO-ROOMED COTTAGE or Boom A unfurnished fo? man and wife wanted. I Apply G. N., Mail Office. FOUND — . A COLLIE DOG. Owner can have it on application to A. 8. COLLINS, HUlwood, Suburban North. . 26— 8 EDWIN GRIFFIN, who emigrated to New Zealand in the year 1873. is requested to write to Wright, Bocner, and Wrighfc, Solicitors, 48 King William-street. E.C., London, and he will hear of something to his advantage. 3904—2 LOST, from Washington Valley, on Wednesday, the 27 th ult., a Dark Chestnut PONY MaRB, branded with a Cross on near Shoulder, has a scar over one eye, and a grey tail. Any information leading to recovery of the same left at thia Office, will be REWARDED. 8 CITY OF NELSON. Town Clerk'a Office, December -28, 1876. mSNDERSwiII be received at the above JL office until FRIDAY, the StinFauuary, 1877, at 4 p.m., for CLEANING GOKSE from various streets of the . city in seetiors according to specification/which can be seen at the City Surveyor's Office. Tenders must be marked on tbe outside " Tender for Clearing Goree," and addressed to the undenigned, H.V. GULLY, 2924—3 Town Clerk. COUNTY OP WAIMEA. Biding of Motueka. IT is hereby notified that TWO PETITIONS have been duly filed in the Resident Magistrate's Court, Nelson, praying for the reasons alleged therein that tha whole Election fur the Riding of Motueka in the County of Waimea may be declared VOID. The RKBXD3HT Magistrate will, on THURSDAY, the 11th day of January, 1877, at 11 o'clock in the Forenoon, proceed to hold an ENQUIRY as to the matters alleged in such petitions. , By order oi the Resident Magistrate. H. CLINTON BADDELEY, Clerk of the Court. NeUoo, 3rd January, 1877. 24—2 W. HOLMES, FANCY BREAD & BISCUIT BASER CONFECTIONER, &c, ■; BfilDGB-aiBEST. STORES LIBERALLY DEALT WITH. WEDDING AND CHRISTENING CASES MADE 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, Cocoa, and other Relreuhmeats any time through the day HOT LUNCHEON EVERY DAY from half-past twelve to half-pass two, is each. ; '^T pATTERSON, In wishing his Friends and Customers a ; H&PPY NEW YEAR ! can offer a very fine lot of White and Brown Sugabs suitable for Preserving Also, a large assortment of Jam Jabs 6, 6, 7, in, nest, (cheap) I A large Stock of ' Colonial and English Hams and Bacon, really excellent. Fresh Eggs, 1/4 pb^6 Dozen. Peas 10J. per Peck. Potatoes, 153)3 fob 1/-. Fowls, Ducks, Gessb, in any quantity, at the 8940-6 PEOPLE'S MART. BSE HIVE STOBE. ! CHRISTMAS FRUITS ! CHRISTMAS FRUITS ! 1 JUST EECEIVSB— Prime New Currants Elenae, Valentia, and Sultana Raisins 1 Muscatels, French Plums and Rigs Orange, Lemon, and Citron Peels I Flavoring Essences Walnuts, Barcelona, Jordan, and .Shell „ Almonds KAISOW CONGOU TEA— New Season's, 1 876*77, from 2s, 2s. 4d., 28 Bd,, 3s per lb. | Qr.-bosea from 223 6d. Also, 1 C L. Sugar, 6d per lb ' No 1 Best Moist, s|d par lb Prices Sperm Candles, 5a 9d per 61b Packet 1 Oatmeal, 4s 6d per 251 b Bag j A &EAL TBEAT. A few of {Sinclair's English Hams. i. 1 crate Jelly Cans. at I- H. V. PHILLIPS' BEEHIVE STORE, J Corner of Bridga and Collingwood Streets 3764 i, : 1 Think of your Children ! ! 7 AT this Festive Seeson of the Year all i, JDL Family Men in Nelson are expected to a, do their duty* and especially to think ot their r, Children before themselves. Therefore try is and make them happy by giving them a nice :e Christmas Box. Nothing that you can give y them will be more acceptable as a rule than ie a Nice Box oi real good CONFECTIONERY, i. which can be had in all Sizes, Prices, and t, Beauty, from [ c a W. THOMSON, CONFECTIONER, TfiAffALGAH-STREHT, NELSON. 1 3857