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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 14, 16 January 1879, Page 3

Notice of Removal. THE undersigned bas EEMOVED his Office and Workshop to NILE-STREET, near Trinity Presby- j terian Church, where the business will j be carried on as before. JAMES ROBERTSON, Builder, Contractor, &c 7—26 NILE-STEEET. COMFORTABLE BOARD and RHSIVJ DENCE for a SiDgle Gentleman (or two, if friends), private use of rooms, witbin 10 minutes' walk of Postoffice. For particulars address Bos 86, Postoffice. 90- tc OT. MARTS ART UNION, U NELSON. THE CASH PRIZES ARE— One of Fifty Pounds Three of Ten Pounds Four of Five Pounds Twenty-five of Two Pounds Then there is a direct shipment of firat-clsss Plated Goods, In all 110 articles— many worth from Five to Ten Pounds each, and ncna I ea than Twzkty Shillings. They ineluie SwingSettles, Toilet Sets in Gilt and Steel (very handsome), Celery Stands, Card Cases and Rackets, £alt Cellars, Fruit Dishes, Inkstand?, Gilt Chased iCups, Napkin Rings, Fruit Knives, Vases, Jewels, &c., &c , &c. Ten New Watches Have been especially ordered f/om England There will be aleo a great variety of other Vaiuable Prizes, forming altogether The Best Drawing of Prizes ever offered. TICKETS— HALF-A-CROWN 1 HAY BE OBTAINED FROM Rkvs. Father Garin end Mahonky, Messrs. A. M'GEE.lNelson Hotel ; Pabiientbb. Koyal Hotel ; A.' M. Kava.wagh. Colling wood-st.; at Mr H. D. Jackson's, Trafalgar-st ; Mr J. Hounseli., Trafaigar-st.; and Mr. W. M. Station's, Trafalgnr-st. N.B.— The Pluted Goods will be exhibited shortly. The Drawing will te p'acei entirely under the control of a Committee, to te selectel by ticketholders. 81—26 OWING TO EXPIRY OF LEASE. IN CONSEQUENCE of the expiry of the lease of tbe Raglan Bbkwbbt, W. C- HABLEY, who ha* traded for the past 18| years under the name of "Harley & Sons," is compelled to RELINQUISH BUSINESS. All Claims rgiinst him will be paid at tbe Office of the Kaglan Brewery within fourteen' days; and all debts owing to him are requested to be paid during tbe same time. Those outstanding after that time will be placed in the hands of a Solicitor for collection. W. C. HABLEY, Nelson, December 28, 1878. 4392 IN reference to tbe above, I beg to notify tbat I have taken over the Business heretofore condncted hy Mr William Charles Hablby at the Raglan Brewery, Nelson, as Brewer, Maltster, and General Merchant, under the style or firm of "Harley & tons," under which style the raid businets will be henceforth carried on by me for my sole benefit. J. A HABLEY. Witness— ALBERT PITT, Solicitor, Nelson. Nelson, January 1, 1879. 9 SCHOOL COMMITTEES are reminded that, in accordance with Section 13, of « The Education Act," it will b i the duty of each Committee, between the Ist and 31st days of January, 1879, to transmit to the Education Board the names of TWO PERSONS qualified to be Members of the Board, their written consent being first obtained. The namei of the Members of the Board who retire by ballot, all "of whom are eligible for re-election, are — 1. Andrew Born Snter, Bishop of Nelson. 2. William Rout, Esquire. 3. Robert Malcolm, Esquire. By order of the Board, W. C. HODGSON, 146 Secretary. Christmas Fruits ! CHRISTMAS FRUITS ! ! SUGAKS FOR PRESERVING! Prime HAMS for PICNICS! M. M. Webster, In offering his CHRISTMAS GOODS this teason, respectfully requests the special attention of Customers to their SUPERIOR CONDITION AND QUALItT. DRIED FRUITS, The Finest ever seen in the Colonies, consisting of— Muscatels, Eletnea. Sultauaa, Currants, Frecch Plums in lib Jars China Ginger in lib Jars Jordan ana Midi Almcnds Barcelona Nuts Orange, Lemon, and Citron Candied Peel Persian Dates, Er.eili *igs &c, &c, Ac SUGARS: Mauritius Crystals, Sydney Company's J.W and LC. Loaf and Crushed Loaf Tablet aud Brown Sugais. Half-a-ton Prime Cantebbuey BACON AND HAM. Half-a-ton Knight's celebrated CHEESE* ALSO, A FEW OF WEBSTER'S SpecialitiesLing Fi»h— Fine Red Jbtrring in bairela— Albro' Smoked Sprats— Anchovies in Oil Spanish Olives —Sheep Tongues— Tarragon Vinegar. And, as a matter of fact, Webster's Coffee is the Best ! Because the Finest Ceylon Plantation Berry is used only, and that is roasted and ground daily on the premises, ensuring freshness, briskness, and that exquisite aroma for which good Coffee is so much valued. M. M. WEBSTER, FAMILY GROCER, $c, TRAFALGAK-ST.