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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 35, 9 February 1877, Page 1

MO NE V to LEND, on FREEHOLD . V'SECURITY.'" ' 'V •'■/• : V '' f ''X' '■ FELL & ATKINSON. 200 MONEY to LEND on good Security at Currant Ratea. CHAS. HARLING, L-a_B_ak_.. :.,-- ;3464 MONEY TO LEND on good Freehold Security at current ratea. .Apply at yS. RICHARDSON'S OFFICE, Trafalgar-Btreet*,, ■_ 1846 ' ' : Nelson. ~_-_— . _ ___ _ ___ _________________________ . TMpESSRS. KIERNAN & SON, ill- DENTISTS, TsAFALSAR-srEBBT (nearly opposite the New; Telegraph pnlce).. 1289 MR. FREDERICK SPROULE, DENTIST, Has juat arrived from England, and may be consulted dally at Mra Simpson's, Collihg-wobd-straet. Childcan'a Teeth Carefully Regulated. 2589 r^LSON'S mOMATO a AUCE, uadar new Management, and much Improved Fraa from Adulteration of .very kind. SCLANDERS AND CO., AGENTS FOR NELSON. 3603 A. JEL; 11 ' 1 ': 1 * B y PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, JEWEL LER, &c, &c. BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. A larga atock of Jewellery, Watches, Clocks &c., always on hand. 2578 TjIIREWOOD ! FIREWOOD !! ! A Superior Stock of DRY MANUKA AND RED PINE RAILWAY WOOD •■'Mb COAL YARD, Adjoining ths GLOBE HOTEL. H.B.— Orders promptly execated and delivered to any pars of eha.city at the lowsst BATjBS. 3413 XT vjUSKER, (Late Paiui-BB Baos) B U T C H E R , . RICHMOND. Begs to inform the inhabitants of Richmond and - surrounding '■■ Districts that he will RE-COMMENCE BUSINESS shortly in his old Butchering Establishment, and trusts, that from hia well-known characteristia -of keeping she , beat Paddook-Fbd Mbat, hs wdl obtain a share ot tue public patronage. Mutton ... 3dand4d. . Beef ... 2d, 3d, 4d, aad 5 &, Pork, Veal, &c. at lowest market prices 3400 BOOKS! BOOKS SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS '•••'' At ; R. LUCAS AND SON'S. _ ii .— . . .....>■ • GHIMNEYS SWEPT in a Clban and -.jrrioisNi manner by ij_. LLOYD, 3287 Harlo. -street, near Police Station. OOSTAL CARDS At R LUCAS & SONS. COOKSEY'S COMMERCIAL EXPRESS will leave the PEDESTAL one Half " Hour before the departure of the half-past Nine and half-past Four Trains to Foxhill, calling for Parcels as requested.' 1516