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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 241, 11 October 1877, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICE. I WILL NOT be responsible for any . r-EBTS contracted in my name after this date. JOHN ARMSTRONG, Lat3 of Grove. October 9, 1877. 3984—3 "DBA NDTS-AMERICAN PEANUTS— CYLINDRICALLy ROASTED. If an explanation is required, Call and Bay some Nuts. ' 3367 * M. M. WEBBTER. ON SALE. 2f\ T 0 N S Very Prime Brown River }J POTATOES, 4/- per SACK, 4/6 de.ivered— Cash. WANTED in any quantity— GOOD FRESH BUTTER, EGIGS, POULTItY, AND GAtiDIiN PRODUCE. 3994 W. PATTERSON. TENDERS will he received by the UPFEK BIOTUEKA. ROAD BOARD up to 10 a.m., on SATURDAY, Ociober 13, for COMPLETING CONTRAC T No. 5, Spooner's Range. Specifications may.be seen at the Tadmor Post-office. D. LINDSAY, Secretary. Upper Mbtueka, October 2, 1877. 3926-6 PHCENIX GOLD-MINING COMPANY [Limited], Collinowood. WANTED TBNDKRS for REMOVING MACHINERY, &c. from the Decimal Battery's sit i to Coles Gully. Particulars cp.n be obta'nad on application to the v dersigned. Tenders to b 3 addre ised to me up to the 15th instant, TBNDER3 fir REMOVING MACHINERY from the Baach to Cjlea Gully will also be received up to the 15th November. By order, EDWARD OH. CANAVAN, Secretary. Colilngwood, 2a>J October, 1877. 3922-6 TO FARMERS AND OTHERS, WANTED, for DELIVERY in APRIL orMAYuext, 20 Tons Good Sound CHICORY KODT. AH OCTOBER is the TIME FOR SOWING, and for a weli. grown article £5 PER TON is offered, delivered at the Eydiuulic Coffee and Chicoby Mills, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. £866 M. M. WEBSTER-, ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY. JOSEPH HAMMOND, of Richmond, i B O now making BLAC 2SM Bff OEqual i.i quality to any manufactured in Englard, ami at price 3 no higher t.aa the imported article. Age its wiil be appointed in town, of which notice will be given. 3784 LIME ! LIME ! LIME 1! I VICTORIA LIME-KILN Below Pilot Station. 3223 D. GILBEUTSON & SON. NOTICE. TO 'THE INHABITANTS OF WAKAPUAKA. The Thoroughbred Entire Ho r ses HHREASON AND LAMPLIGHTER JL will be at the " Black Horse," WAKAPUAKA, EVERY THURSDAY. J. SMUH, 3659 New-street. m O STAND Tll I a SEASON, X TLe following Mioroughbred STALLIONS : TREASON, By Traducer, dan by Riddlesworth, grandam Medora, by the Arpb Dorse GleadoweK Treason is five years old, stands nearly 16 hands high; a beautiful golden, chestnut, with euperior bone and action. Treason wan the Bail way Stakes at Wanganui as a three-jeir-oln. carrying 9 it lib. The eatne year he won the Cons alation ritakea, at Nelson, cirrying 2at. &lbs. over weight. As a fout-year-oid he woa the Patea C'upi kt Rangitinei b. 3 won the Ladies' Pursa of 2 miles, rarryiug list. 2lbs.; he also won the Goodwood Stakes, starting half-an-hour after winning the Lidiea' Purse. He ran tliird for ihe Wellington Cup, beating the celebrate i horse Templeton and a hoat of others, at the time suffering eevejely frooa fever in the test. JM.B.— At the last Canterbury ealea, Traducer'a stock re»lised from three to eleven hundred guintag e^ch. Hia services were charged at the rate ot 50 guineas a mare. Tkbms— £3 Fe. Groomage, 55., to be paid on first service. LAMPLIGHTER, By Diomedes, dam by RUdleaworth, her «Jam by St. G-aor^e, out of the well-nowa trotting mire March ones?, by bke eton, her dam by Gltndon. Glendon by Cap-a-pie, sire of Sir Hercules. Lamplighter h v beautiful b.iy, standing over Id hands high, and. of immense bjne und muscular power. Terms- £2 2s- Groomaga fee, 59., to be paid on first service, 'ihe above horses wiil travel (weather permit ing) aa follows: — Mondays —Richmond; Forest Inn; Jeivia's, JbVxhill; Btll (jrove Inn. Tuesdays— Palmer'a Hotel, VVaimea West; Mercer' d Hotel, ; calliug at Uiehuiimd and Stoke to Nelson. TiioiiSDAifl— Uiack Horse, Wakapuaka. The remainder of tue week at their own Stables, New-street. All Fees to be paid on or before the lOih of January, 1878, atte? which <'ate 10 pet cent, will be charged on all unpaid aecounta. J. BiHTH, \ 3825 New-street.