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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 283, 10 December 1879, Page 4

"PRINTING of EVERY DESCRIPTION executed on the Most Reasonable Tekms, by I. L tTCAS & SON, at the Eveniny Mail Office, Bridge-st., Nelson. LO>T betwp.n Hardy-. treet Wesleyan Cl.u-ch and DntJimi- Heights, a GOLD BROOCH. Fin tr will bs rewarded on liav-'ng it r.t jl/<n7 O .ire. .3646 and ni Fridays r.t liichr-ond — "111. IMPORT?* D PONY LORD NELSON, 1 1| hrti.ds high, a perfect model. Fkk— £2 ; (.rcomage, 50. J /.MES LUCRE, 9*4 Hardy -street Important Noticp. Evert/ ariicle guaranteed good value. T. M UNCASTER ' WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, ' Peine the SOLF proprietor o? his business and Iluyer of his oth Goods, can afford to fi;il them st !es*i pries than nny other sl:op in tlie tr de, pnd bega to draw the fUt.nti -n cf his Customers to h : 8 Cloice pud Varied f tock of FNGLISH LEVI X, GENF VA. & WAL'iHAM WATCHES, Colonial akd I< polish Got.d Alberts, Greenstoie, Broo;-hes, Knriingi. Lockets, Studs, i-leeve Link-, &c. A New Assortment of Signet, Mourning, and Dres3 Ri ps. ELFCTRO-PLATE of the be_t quality by Fnglish and Ameiican .Vanufacturers. Drawirg-n om, Dinirg-rnnm, Dall, and ether Cla(ks Ao Old Bankruptcy Stock on lhe Premises TUX TRADE LIBERALLY DEALT WITH 3377 NOW ON SALE At REDUCED PRICES// POCKET FILTERS and Pocket Microscop.. Fringe Maker, for ladies Class Polling-pins Pie Crin pers ard Pastry Cutters t-hine-Ehine and Chinese Blue Fgg-beEters and Potato Tongs lin Openers, Gia. s-cutters Automatic Koui t in Pens Right Lighte (Little Gem Lamp) Also, A large quantity of Wesleyan Hymnbooks nirtbday Scripture Text Books Bodes suitable frr Libraries acd Presenta Toys and Fancy Gocdg Pictures and Frames all eiz.a Pictures Framed en the premises at pricr.B that dffy competition. &ST Mark the Address— J. S.JONES'S YANKEE STORJE TRAFALGAR STHKKT. 32-8 I HEREBY GIVE NOTICF. that under a Writ of Fieri Facias, issue! to me out of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Nelson District, p.t the puit of the Bank of New Wales, carrying on huEinet*B at Westport an Bnnkers, I have this day taken in execution th ■ ucexj ired term on Fourteen years from the First dav rf March, 1877, held by JAMES CALLAN. of Westpnrt, Butch; r. ir. «nd over all that Parcel of Land, containing Five _ccc, _e : n-.» tl o whole of bection nuir.bf-red 29 on the official map, -bowing whit are known a? the Westport Suburban Sectionp, havin<. ji r, ront«g-. of Aye (S) chains uionYi_'_ri_ I o nd, aid extending back from ti e line ot Jroi tage in a rectangular vlcick ten (10) chains : and also the Equity of Rede-rcpti m in *in in expired term of Fiv- jcr , dating from tho First day of Jure, 1875, with a Right <f Rtnewal for a furth'r term of Five years, held by the said James Call..*, in ail time Parcel of land on the Towu of Westport, belt.g Part of Section numbered 2 o-i the plans of the said town, bounded on the north two hundred and fifty (250) links by other part cf the same section, on the east fifteen (15) feet by p.nrt of section numbered 9 on the s uth two hundred and fifty (250) links by other p;rt of same section, le-ved to one Samuel Dardley, snl on the west fifteen (15) fert on Palmerßton-street : and I intend to cause the said Parcels cf Land, and the Fstate and interest of the sail Jamks Call.n therein, to be SOLD by AUCTION by Me. John Munro, at his Auction Rooms, in the Town of Wtß'porr, at tlie expiration of three mouths, that is to say, on the 1 WES TY-Sr. COND D-iY OF DECEMBKI-\ 1879, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, unlest the debt he sooner paid. The So'icit'r for the Executirn Creditors is Mr JAMES BICKERTON FISHER, of Nelsonstreet, in the Town of Westport. Dated this Sixteenth day of September, 1879. WILLIAM HORTON REVELL, Sheriff of the District of Westland North. 2862-Dec. 21 J. BICKERTON FISHER. WHICH THK EXPEBIENCE OF Nearly 3-quarters of a Century PROVES TO BE THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE. THEY Purify the Biood i Cleanse the System Remove Obstructions | Improve the Digestion Establish the Health. KNOWN ALL OVER THE WORLD. KaYq's Worshkl'.'s Pills lave been esteemed &i the best remedy lor the prevention and cure of disew. Their u-e renders the doctor vi necessary in the family. Acting on the bloid, the\ jurify it frcm all humors, rendering the life-giving fluid healthy in its action, and consequently restoring and eßtr'tiliehinK the health of the invalid. These Pills are invaluable to Emigrants, being a c srtain reme iy for all disease, i.f the Stomath, Lungs, I. iver, etc. Are equally adapted for nil ages and either vex. Persons residing in the Colonies, who cannot have re~ course to medical advice, will therefore find them indispensable. C'ptaius ot shipß who have taken th.te Pills witli them have found them indispensable to gocd health on the voyage. fc'old by all Chemist., and other Dealers in Patent Medicines throughout the world. I