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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 148, 25 June 1877, Page 3

DRAFTS ON LONDON. THE undersigned SELL DRAFTS at i per cent. UNDER current Baak Kate?, aud BUY DRAFTS J per cent. ABOVE Bank Rates. 19l *-6 N. EDWARDS & CO. TENDERS will ba received by the WAIMEA ROAD BOARD un«11 10 a.m. on SATURDAY, July T, for \ ERECTING A CAST BRIDGE at Pretty Bridge Stream. Specifications to be seen after BATUH--1 DAY, the SOth, at the FOXHILL INN. Tenders of which the lowest will not necessarily be accepted, to be left with Members of the Board, or the undersigned. T.J. THOMPSON, | 90 *-8 Secretary. JUST READY. AVERY SUPERIOR LOT of DAIRYFED SMOKED RACON and HAMS. . Also QN SALE, EARLY WHITE SEED POTATOES. To arrive per Abthor Wakssibld, 160 Bags MOIR'S OATMEAL. . 63a r - GRIFFIN 8. SONS. KEEP-IT-DARK QUARTZMINING COMPANY |Lrama>]. A N EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL •O. MEETING of Shareholders in the abovenamed Company will be held at the Company's Office, Central Broadway, Reefton on SATURDAY, the 2lat July, 1877, at 2 o'clock. " ; BUSINESS.* ; To confirm the .action of the Directors in the purchase of the Inangahua CrushinggCompany's.plant; ; To give the Directors power to borrow money, and mortgage the Company's propertyi To alter and amend the rules of tha Com- ; pany; and ; To make new onea lf necessary. WILLIAM MoLEAN, 1 Reefton, Jane 21, 1877. 1888—5 THE NELSON CITY CADETS WILL solo a PROMENADE CONCERT AND SOIREE In the PROVINCIAL HALL, On WEDNESDAY, the 4th JULY, The proceeds to be devoted to the purchase of New Uniforms for the Company. Admission to Concert . . . . 2/- --„ „ Soiree (One) j Gentleman and Two [ , 5/- --! Ladies) . ... . , j ! Doors, open to Concert at Half-past Seven o'clock. Dancing at the Soiree to commence At Nine o'clock. | Volunteers are requested to appear in Uniform. ' REFRESHMENTS will be provided at Moderate Charges. I J. W. SCOTT, Captain. | N.B.— Tickets may be had of all Officers Of the various Companies and the Bookaellers. ' ' 1824

A USTMLtAiTMUTUAL PROVIDENT -X socifiTir. :. FOR MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, &c. , - >".______*____« NEW -ZEALAND BRANCH: Head Office, We__lisgto_c. It is found in the course of husineaa that mistakes frequently occur, in consequence of the similar.^ of title assumed by some of ihe new Life Offices recently established in the Australian Colonies. ; The public are requested to note tbat the Av&v&AhtkTx Mmxjki. Provident Sooibtc is the corr est designation of the oldest Mutual Life Office in Australia. PaasßKT Annual Sbybnoh exceeds .. ... .. £470,000 Acoomolated Fokdb exceed £2,000,000 s The Neir butiaess for the year 1876 was 4589 proposals accepted and completed, assuring £1,652,57.5, aud producing a new annual rerenue of £55,300. ; Persons assuring with this office share the whole profits, aad a bonus is declared every fifth year. EDWARD W. LOWS. . Resident Secretary. : Agent for Nelson : A. W. SCAIFE. j ' . .. V 1829 LOST, a SMALL GOLD BKOOOH. Finder,' on. leaving it at tho Maii Office, will be rewarded. 1840 nnHE Son of a Liverpool Merchant desires lib. -a SITUATION -lathe. Office of a New Zealand Firm of Merchants. Has had four years' experience, and could probably introduce English business. Address —Mr ROBERTSON, 89 Old Hall Street, Liverpool, England. 1877 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. HENRY CHATTERIS. VETERINARY SURGEON, has REMOVED from Newtoh's Livery Stables, Hardy-street, to TWIST. &-. GAY'B Livery Stables, Trafal-ar-street. ■■ Ibfibmabt for Lams Horses at the Stables. 1235 MONEY TO LEND on approved FREEHOLD SECURITY, in sums to suit Borrowers. Applyto 0. E. BUNNY, 725 Solicitor, Trafalgar-street, Nelion. NELSON COLLEGE. MONEY TO LEND on FREEHOLD SECURITY. Interest at Current Rates. Apply to ROBERT POLLOCK, SO • Secretary. NOTICE, POISON will be laid on my ground at the "Rei Horse," Richmond, after this date. H, WARREN, Butcher. ; Nelson, Jun9 15, 1877. 1822 i LIME! LIME! ! IIME I!! : A T the OLD ESTABLISHMENT, The fl. PORT, at 21- per bushel. 1837 J. LUKINS. i*-l» *■■»■! ip"'j i , „, —°

T. R. Hodder & Co., Have just received from London per " Wellington," via Dunedin, A FIRST-CLASS ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS & SHOES, CONSISTING.OF 2^ Ladies' Kid; leather, Cashmere _\}L Gents 9 Balmoral, Shooting, Lace, Bluohexj, Oxonians, Watertights, 111 U JN Jib Children's in great variety Boys', Youths', and Maids' dp., do. ■ o- ; Also, lately added to stock, a large assortment of COLONIAL BOOTS of every saleable description. in its various branches. T. R. H. & Co. finding ifc necessary by their greatly increased trade in the above department to engage a competent hand, are prepared to execute orders with accuracyjind dispatch. hi urn ' i mm' About SSO pairs of CHILDREN'S, WOMEN'S, BOYS', and MENS' BOOTS, being balance of old shipments, will be CLEARED OFF REGARDLESS OF COST, to make room for Expected Abbivals. T. R. H. & Co. have alao received since thair first shipment of WINTER t DRAPERY the following— MEN'S ANJD BOYS' CLOTHING Overcoats, Trowsers and Vests, &c. 1 Case Men's Printed Mole Trowsers. l Oase Pet Hats. BLANKETS, DRESS STUFFS, Jackets, Shawls, Fancy Wool Goods, Ulster Cloaks, Seo.; and a very large stoelc of Webley Bros. & Rother's Hosiery, which will be found for quality and price SUPERIOR TO SANY IMPORTED ARTICLE. T. R. H. & Co. have also received via Wellington, Splendid Tea, in "boxes and half-chests, Currants Sugar, Figs, Maciiine Oil, Downer's Superior Kerosine, ' A good assortment of . Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Brushware, Paper- ■ hangings, Books, and Stationery. i>^lii^y :pis-o:duc:e J HIGHEST CASH PRICES GtfVEN for the best qualities. T. R. HODDER & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, i RIOHMOND AND SPRING GROVE