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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 264, 30 December 1880, Page 3

Bank Holiday. MONDAY NlXT.the frd Janjwj. 1881 has lecn appointed a SPJtC IAL BANK HOLIDAY by the undermenti jned Bank, at all their Blanches in tho Colony. SANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Signed, D. L. MURDOCH", General i fans iger. Nelson, December 27, 1880. - 40:38 "- 8 In the Estate of T. S. WYMON.O, * bankrupt. AIL persons" INDEBTED to the above y.tUe ara requested to PAY their Accounts forthwith to Mbbbbb. ADAMS «nd KTNODON Solicitors. Nelron, who wo auSef TO COLLECT AND SUE FOR (he eame. 3824 J.B.M. THOMPSON, J rTlißteeß - A FTER let Jwuaht, »«. MONCKTQN A. vIU retnore to the »dl*nown Residents' and Surgery former'yeccupied by Dre C™tZll » D d Mow, in Wa^ea-ttreet.^ NOT lOi^ GEESE, DUCKS. FOWLS, . a tf -JHS" KEYS on SALE at LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, at the NEW Fix oD "£* STORE, Bridge strett Notice to Insurers. TBE COLONIAL INSURANCE COIf. PANY hsg KEMOVED from the Office of Mb. Stantok to the Offices of Messrt ADAMS & KINGDON. S9S6-t c RICHMOND HILL MINING COMPANY [Limited]. Under Voldntabt Liquidation. nnENDERS will be receive! by the ursderI signal until FKIDAY. December Slat, for the PUHCHASE of the LEASE held by the above Company of Land comprising THREE HONORED AND TWENTY *CRES at Para. Paka, in the Collingwood District. Ihe Lease ia granted under the Waste Lands Act of 1863, at a rental of £16 p< r annum, BEd has Seventeen years to run. There is a good Ovtreer's Cottage on the ground, Furnace, and other Assaying mater ial. Also, for all the MINING PLANT oa the pr*mi*e», comprieing Pump, forge qa*c*% Of Tools, Truck*, Line of Tramway, a conliderable quantity of Stiver Ore, &c., &c. It it believed by|the late Director* in the above Company that a piyable leda of Silver exiitfl on this prnpprty, we varying from 8 ouncei to 1600 ounces per ton having been taken therefrom. The Company's meana were, however, too small to continue operations. Tbe shaft is sunk about 100 fe«t, and wttt protected by timber, and the pamp erected in the t«mo is capable of clearing the water in a shore spsce of time. Tenders -will be received for either of the cbove lines or together. H. D. JACKBON, 3691— a Liquidator to Company NGAT£MOTI. A SALE of WORK and CHRISTMAS TRKE will be held at Noatimoti on January 6, 1881, in aid of the Church Building Fund. vntrc.ktn will be provided at a reasonable charge -. „ k f Children's Tea ra»./',, , -, p .., Government School admittea * tee ' His Lordßhip the Bishop of x7 el »°» J" kindly promised to deliver one of hia l/^PI? 1 " lectures in aid of the Building Fund at i.: i{J p.m. Mr. H. Jennings will be in attendance during tbe day to grind scissors, knives, and repair lockets, brooches, fee, the proceeds to go to the Building Fund. iV.B.— Contributions in Works, Goods, or Money in aid of the above object addressed to the care of Mrs BUERETON, Ngatimoti, are earnestly solicited, and will be thankfully received. 3906 TO BUYERS OF DRAPERY. W. Milner, TIPORTER OP 1 GENERAL DEAPEET AND EBADY-MADE CLOTHING, is noyr showing in tbe Dress Department A useful and well-aseorted stock cf DRESS MATERIALS, mostly plain, -with Pompadour Mjlterial to match, for Trimmings. WASHING- COSTUMES, suitable for Holiday if ear. In the Mantle Department Really good and inexpensive MANTLES AND JACKETS in Silk, Cashmero, &c. FICHUS in great variety and at low prices. The Millinery Department. New MILLINERY BONNETS New TRIMMED HATS And Untrimmcd Hats and Bonnets in all the Nowest Shapes. Ladieß' DRESS CAPS, new styles, richly trimmod. WIDOWS' CAPS and FRONTS. FEATHERS, FLOWERS, ORNAMENTS, &c Underclothing. CORSETS in favorite shapes Infants' Cashmere, Silk and Satin HOODS Children's White and Colored Silk BONNETS Embroidered and Quilted Cashmere ROBES and SQUARES Embroidered Muslin ROBES, FROCKS, BODIES, &c. Parasols. Embroidered, Trimmed Laco, Fringed and Plain. TIES, in Silk, Muslin, Laco, &c. A. VARIETY OP Fancy Goods, all imported from England direct. W. Milner, 8090