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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 155, 30 June 1880, Page 2

Mr. Chas. King, Begs most respectfully to thank those who have co kindly supported hfm during the lest twenty yesrs. Having DISPOSED of the BAKING BUSINESS to Mr. J. S. ANSTICE & SON, hopes the same support will be accorded to them, who, I feel sure, wilt give satisfaction, to ensure a continuance of your patronage. In reference to the above, the undersigned having taken the above Busmeßß, hopes, by Btrict attention to same, to merit a fair share of tbe public patronage. ANSTICE & SON, Bakers. Windsor Castle Hotel. MR. CHAS. KING wishes lo inform his friends and tbe public generally thst he haß taken the above Hotel, and hopes by civility and a first-class article to meet with the same support as his predecessor, Mrs L. Mcobe. 1944— (c Young Men's Christian Association. AN EXHIBITION AND COMEfiSAZION'E will be htld in the TEMPERANCE HALL, On Tuesday and Wednesday} 6th and 7th of July. Among the Fine Art and Scientific Exhibits, will be many that are about to be forwarded to the EELBOORNE EXBIBITION. Instrumental Mnaio at Intervals. Doors open eacb Eyenicg at 6 o'clock, and on Wednesday Afternoon from 2 to 5. f Admission— Ond Shilling. On Wednesday a SPECIAL TRAIN for convenience of Country Visitors will lsave Nelson for Foxhill at 10 15 p m. 1926 J. H. HARKNESP, Hon. Sec. J. HOUNSELL begs most respectfully to TENDER HIS THANKS to those who have so liberally supported him during The Last Sixteen Years. He will endeavor to supply all those who favor him with their patronage At a Small Profit, with which he is content, resorting to C LAP- TRAP advertisements. ' : "4 .-■/•'- "', " 1927