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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 9, 10 January 1879, Page 3

A PROFITABLE INVE TMENT FOU PATE on easy ter-.s.— & FM?M nnd SHKRF-KUN Ht Uppi-r Mootsre •!orarri-in£r 1390 /'crea, of wbie'» 4"'2 A"vw are l'TtC 1 " o '"', situxtod <']o*o to th»Mouttre Inn end nn b ti» B^ es of the main road irutn Ne'sm to M(-tueka. 1 he pßr.KTTrLnJnpJri^ing foroe of the best T.AND sit I'ppf-r Moutew,' non-tint's of P8 Ao.re?, fU'rounded hy « Li^e i'enC sn s ' iivi'ed into Pad 'ock^, vith Dwelling house n ml OrjTjj n.t»i>-o?, a largp Oechard and Hr,AX'ATl v N of over nOf) Europ an Pin s in forwurd sSnte c.i growt!',and 884 •'■'•c-res unimproved, c?try acre of viiiii can, however, he nloug v ed. The I RASEnotD con?'stmf 703 Acres of ac>l 2ln Acrnj Euah Lan>i, on winc'n a quantity Manuka Hop-poles may at once be cut. The wb/'le will be sold either in one lot, or in allotments lo suit purchusprft. Half of the purchase money may rera'.in on mortgnge. Stock and Farm Implements rcay be taken at a valuation For particn'ara apply to Messbs. FELL and ATKINSON, Solicitor?. Ne son, or to CHARLES HARLIKG, Waimei Ko»d, Nelson. 4106— a t c TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NELSON. /"^ENTLEMIiN, — Ms Sharp having arvT nounced his Intention of reigning hi^ Seat as one of \our Members in Jhe House of Kepreaentatives, I beg to intima'e that, 9'iiould he <5o fo, I intend offering myseif es a CANDIDATE for Election in his plnce. When the ■J'aenjjny occurs, I shall, I trust, have the honor of addressing you, and expla'ning my political principles. It baviug bfei\ indnatriousiy circulated in Ntlsan that I intend p<rrciarently removing from Nelson to Weliing-on I leg to assure you tcfij I have no smb. intention, and I pledge myselr not to do an. but thn* my home si all r>niain as it is now, in Nelson. Ycur otedient servant, ALBERT PITT Kelson, November 2S, 1873. 4021 Notice of Removal. mHE undersigned has EEMOVED JL his Office and Workshop to NILE-STREET, near Trinity Presbyterian Church, where the business will be carried on as before. JAMES EOBERTSON, Builder, Contractor, &c. 7— 2G Nile-street. CITY OF NELSON. Town CJprk'a Cffice, 7'h January, 1879. T> ATEPAYBRS who hive omitted to pay IX the GENiRALatui WATaRUATKS lor the current Half-fear in accorianr-e with the roti'es s°rvcd upon them, are rtminried thit unls suth r-iea be tor hwi h PAID to the Colactor, or at thf ahov«- Office thty will be liiible ior the legal exptnses o! rtcoTering tbe name. H. V. GULLY, 70 ' Town Clerk. Alex, Hunter, # WATCHMAKER, fe Jeweller, &c, oi.c, BP.;DIjE.dT., NELSON, Hsis just received per overland mail, a firstcqlss assortnjent of GOLD AND SILVFR 1 EVER WATCHES made expressiy to hia order. Watch Chains in Gold Silver, and Steel, also Hair Guards. Aleo, a large and exteneive stock of JEWELLERY of the latest designs, most carefully sslectea including Diamond. Emeralii, Ruby, Pearls, and C)i2?td Gold Rings, £carf Pins, Brooches, EAB-iiiNGS KXCKLETS, VtUHS. bI,EEVB LINKS, Pencil Cases .S;c. &c Gold and Silver ThimWes. CLuOES in great v&tiety, suitable for ths Drawingroom or Hall. MUSICAL BOXES of great power and Bupwior tons. ANFROID BAROMETERS. Electro-plated Breakfast, Dinner, an<£ Tea Services. OPERA GLASSES. Aleo, a large variety of 8-day and 30-hour AMERICAN CLOCKS from 10/- and upwards. Every duecrirtfer. of Watches, Clock*, .Tewe'le? 7 R^Tt^ir'd NILE-STSSET EAST D rapery &Grocery Store (SEXT PRINCE ALBBBT HOTEL). SPECIAL NOTICE. NOW OPENING OUT— New Spring & Summer Drapery PLAIN and Fnncy Dress Materials in all the New Textures New Prints, M. slinft, Frf nch Cambrics Linen Sets, Fancy Collars, Kuffles Flower?, Ftathejs, ana Ribbons Straw Hats in all the newest shapes trimmed, untrimnied, or trimmtd to order And » p.pneral assortment of HOUSEHOLD DRAPEItY, of good quality, cheap. Also, GROCERIES of nil dsaeriptims — Holiow-wure — Eartlienwnro (?binavrara— Glassware — Tinwsro— Err.thware JgJ5" All Gooils hi this Futablishmsnt, compKring quslity, will be sold as cheap as any House in town. Inspeetnn invitrd. MISS M. GARDINER, Manager. '• Them that's rich can ride in chaises, But them that's poor must walk like blazes." mHE BEST and CHEAPEST BOOTS For the Neiv Year ARE TO BE HAD ONLY AT 43£9 Healy & Son's.