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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 189, 10 August 1880, Page 3

T IUNCASTER, -*-' PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLEB, Trafalgar Street, NELSON. 2311—12 m Bichmond Parsonage Fund, SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED by the Treasurer .— £ c. d. Already advertised ... ...289 6 3 Q. B. Hurst ... ... 1 0 0 Second donation of a friend ... 0 10 0 W. Wooley ... ... 1 0 0 Philip Best 10 0 C.A. Muntz ;.. ... 5 0 0 Proceeds of Concert (gross)... 10 1 0 JE3O7 17 8 Further subscription* will be gladly received by the Building Committee. J. W BARNICOVT, Treasurer. July 30th, 1880. 2534 ESTABLISHED 1858. B. HADFIELD, FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, I (( HADFIELD )) g S vs. /J 70R THB RELIEF OF COUGHS AIQD COLDS OF AIL KINDS, Can be had, Wholesale or Retail, FROM THE S LB PROPRIETOR In Boxes 1/-, and 1/6; in tina at 2/6 and 4/6 each Expected daily from New York~a Shipment \ of Bimbod'b Celebrated Cure for Asthma* Acother Shipment of Enos' Fruit Salt. TRAFALGAR-STREET, NELSON

In the Estate of the Hon. Nath. Edwards. THE undersigned request that all CLAIMS against this Estate may be forthwith forwarded to them, addressed to the care of John Shabp, Esq , Trafalgar-street, Nelson, to whom also all MONEYS du9 to the same Estate must be PAID on or before the 3lst instant. A. A. EDWABDS, ) JOHN SHARP, V Executors, CHARLES T. FELL, j Nelson, August 9, 1880. 2384 tc MtTNICIPAI. CORPORATION OP THE CITY OF NELSON. NOTICE is hereby given tbat a BILL has been introduced, and ib now before Parliament at the present session, for the purpose of enacting and declaring thst the Waterworks, Gasworks, and Fxtensions thereof, and all Lands, Plans, Material, and other Property and Appurtenances held in connection therewith respectively. veßted in the Municipal Corporation of the City of Nelson, in pursrnnce of the provisions of " The Nelson Gas and Waterworks Sale Act, 1877," are aod from tbe 27th DECEMBER, 1877, are to be dremed to have been respectively Waterworks and Gasworks within the meaning of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1676," as if constructed or acquired by the said Corporation on the 27th December, 1877, under tbe provisions of the last mentioned Act. Dated this 3rd day of August, 1880. H. V. GULLY, 2355 Town Clerk. Steam Turnery Works, HARDY- ST., NELSON. J A. PACKER • takf b this opportunity of thanking his customers for past iavors, and in order to encourage CASH PAYMENTS, has reso'.ved to allow a DJSCOUNT of TEN PER CENT, for Ca?h, and to the Trade a similar Discount on all accounts paid on or before the 7th of each month. ' Well-seasoned TURNERY of all descriptions always on hind. BRACKETS, Barqb Boakds, and nil kinds of CURVED WORK suitable for Builders or Cabinet Makers cut to order. The "Eureka" American CLOTEIES WRINGER ob Sale, the Cheapest in the market. 1996— 2m FRAULEIN STBAUSS bego to intimate to her friends ou-1 general public, that she intends to commence a DAY and BOARDING SCHOOL for Toung Ladies in Wellington ; with the beginning of September teim. Applicants may refer to Mrs Walter Johnston, Tinakori road, Mesdames Blackstt, Gisborne, and Lysaght, The Terrace, whose families ehe has been teaching for the past two years. For further partfoutara address Fhadlbjn Stbauss, csre of F. A. Rrttll, Eta.., German Consnl, Wellington. 5230-26p Dissolution of Partnership, npHS PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing X and known as Ruihebpobd & >bwth, carrying en business as Bakers, at Brightwater, is this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All moneys due to said firm ere requested to be paid at once. . (Signed) JOBN RUTHERFOnD TOM NELSON NEWTH. T. N. NEWTH thanks his customers for their past support, and wishes to intinr te tbat; he has taken the BAKING BUSINESS at Bbightwatee . and by still supplying a good article folicits a share of their patronage. 2* 71

RIVAL SNOBS ! The Best and Cheapest Boots to buy, Are Sold at HEALY'S, come and try. Ladies' Kid Boots 4,s Qd, or 6 pairs for £1 Men's Bluchers, Qs 9dl. Men's Balmorals, Ss 6d* Men's Mastic Sides, 9s 6d. And other Goods in proportion. HEALY & SON, Bridge-street. Just Received, and to Arrive. Ex "Pareora," from London, Smiths' Files, Wood-workers' Files, Mill-saw Files, 9 packages. Eni j E eDper Fjl es ; Fenders and Fire-lrcna ; Hedge Hooks, Spades and Shovels, Dog Collars, Coffin Furniture, and General Ironmongery. Ex "Merope," from london, Grindstones, Turkey Stones, Bolts and Nuts, Horse 45 packages and piece 3. Nftile, Locke, Bellows, Enamelled Ware, and Brass Ware ; Bradford's Washing and Mang- - ling Machines, and Cbeavin'd Rapid Water Filters, Polishing Paste, and Furniture Polish. Ptr Mail Steamer (due in Aug-Electro-plated Spoons and Forks, Ivory-handled CutubO> lery, and Cheslermanb' Tapes and Measuring Bands. Per "Irvine," from London Gate Hingeß, Chains and Traces, Cattle Bells, Gar(dHeinAugusO,24paek- deQ Too , B) g heep Shew, Baths, Teapots, ttgCB ' Cruets, Tinned Pots, Enamolkd Saucepans, American Tools, Carpenters' Rules, Measuring Tapes, Emery Wheels, Stubs' Files, Engineers' Boles, Spirit Levels, Galvanized Clothes Lines, and Johnson's Cutbry. Per"EodeH Bay,*' from Glne- Anglo-American Cooking Stoves new patterns, and gow (due in Augut), 817 various iron CBBtinge. pieceß and packages. Per "St. Leonards," from Lrn- Home Washers, Maugles, Sausage Machines, and don (due in September), 6 Cotton Pulp Baains. cases. Per ♦•Ingeburg," fvora- New 109 packages American Goods, assorted. York (due in October). ' Xfii v B Per 'Waimea" from London Mowers, Keapers, &c, &c, &c. (due in October). WILKINS & FIELD, IMPORTING mO ; NMON(*ESS, NELSON,