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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 239, 8 October 1880, Page 2

-wwbhw hi i iiii in.iiH 1 iii ii H'g™wi ■>___-»_■»— -aj.iKj«ia _hjm ■. WANTED a good Gem ral SERVANT Apply Mrß. THOMPSON, 3100— 2p Collingwood-street. A LARGE Stock of FRESH Ox STERS just arrived, aad always on hand. WHITEBAIT TO-NIGHT 1 At PASCO R'S Oyster Saloon, 8084— lp Bridge-street, Nelßon. All Saints' Institute. MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, MASONIC HALL, MONDAY, October 11, 1880. Admistion— One Shilling. Programme To morrow, Saturday. —1 NELSON CITY RIFLES. /C/s\K np HE Members will Pakadh ni^mX3n\ ■*■ 4t tne Drill Shed TOt-[ ESS Ini NIGHT (r riray), at 7.80 p.m. was/\/J*l Tunctuslly, for the purpose of ¥_K*T_!/„r handicg in the Arms now on NffiJGgl^r iisue, prior to receiving the t*s^ new Rifleß. ™ Chas. Edwd. BUNNY, Captaia Commanding. 7th October, IPBO. 2103—1 ; "TV I STRICT ORDER MONTHLY INSPECTION of ALL CORPfi iv the District at the Deill Shed, on WEDNESDAY, 13th instant, at 7.3 C pm. Full Dress. Band to attend, Train for Country Corps as usual. By order, W. H. WEBB. Captain, Adjutant NeUon District. Volunteer Office. Nelson, Bth October, 1880. 3094— a FOR SAL E. A COUNTRY STORE, doing a good and safe bminesn. Apply Mr EDWARDS, 3045— 6n 'Mestrs Sclanderß & Co. SPECIMEN HILL EXTENDED GOLD-MINING COMPANY [f. imited]. A CALL of TWOPENCE per Sbarewas £__ made by the Directors at a Meetiop held on this day, and will be pay. ble to the Manager, at the Company's Office. Reesto-, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th instant. PATRICK BRESNAN, Manager. Reefton, Oatober 2, 1880. 3096—1 HOPEFUL GOLD-MINING COMPANY [Limited]. A CALL of SIXPENCE per Share was ) ___. made by the Di ci tore, at a Meeting held on this day, and will be payable to the Manager, at the Company's Office, Broadway, Rbbtton, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of October, inetant. PATRICK BRENNAN, ,_ Manager. Reefton, October l, 1880. 3095—1 In tne Assigned Estate of W. JUL STANTON. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned for the PURCHASE of tha Stock-in-Trade until Foiir p.m , of MONDAY, the 18th inst. TENDERS can be made either for the WHOLE IN ONE LOT, or for ANY PORTION, ac below:— 1, Books ' 2. Stationery S. Printing Materials ' 4. Pianofortes, Organ*, Musical Instruments and Musio 5. Patent Medicines 6. Groceries. Hardware, Pipes, Miteallan eous 7. Masonic, Theatrical) Volunteer, and Fancy Goods ! 8. Sewing Machines and Btock connected i therewith \ 9 Mats, Hope, Glass, China, Games, InI str uments \ 10, Engravings, Furniture, Safe, &c, &c. ' The highest or any tenders not necessarily accepted. , btock and Stock Sheets can be inspected on the premises on and after MONDAY NEXT, tbe llth inßtant. Terms Caßh, or approved acceptances. : ROBERT LEVIEN, \ T - nßteea 8104 .JOHN SHARP,) J Tra6teeß '