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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 20, 24 January 1881, Page 3

FOR WELLINGTON AND LYTTELTON. m *kjjk T¥"IHS favorite s.s. ]^^^^^ GRAFT ON Will sail for the above Ports early. For freight or passage apply to JAMES S. CROSS, Jun., 145 Agent. FOR WANGANUI AND WELLINGTON, «i * : JN'9§k nnHE fl.Bi WAKATU will leave for the above ports early. For freight or passage apply io J. S. CROSS, jun., Agent. Nelson Savings Bank. NOTICF.—A MEETING of the Trustees of the above Bank will be h^ld «»t their Eoom, in Trafalgar-street, on WED* NESDAY, the 26th instant, at Fonr o'clock in the Afternoon, to Pass the Accounts Nominate New Trustees, e tc , etc. H. D. JACKSON, 206 Manager and Accountant. NELSON COLLEGE. TTPHE First Quarter in 1881 vrill begin on 1 TUESDAY, the 4th February. All Fees are payable in advance, OSWALD CDRTIS, Secretary. College Office, Nelson, £::. 20th January, 1881. 208-t a The Cattle Trespass Act, 11868. NOTICE is hereby given that on and aftfr the 20tb day of 1881. ibe provisions of '• The Cattle Trespass Act, 1868." will b 3 ENFORCED on my LAND, being part 1 of gection 13, and Sections 110. 112,114,116 115. and 117, situite at MARAHAU. and that it is my intention to Claim DAMAGES for all Cattle IRESPAK^NG on the said Land, whether the oame chill be fenced or unenclosed. R DONALD. Marahau, January 11th, 1881. , i43-4b Land and Buildings in Trafalgar-st. and Bridge-st. fTHHE undersigned have received in-. JL struction3 from the Owners to Sell, on such terms of payment as may be agreed upon, all that BLOCK of LAND, together with the BUILDINGS thereon, having a Frontage to Trafalgarstreet extending from the Bank of New Zealand to Wymond's Drapery Store, and with a' Frontage to Bridge-street extending from Wymond's Drapery Store to Mr. Mabin's, subject to any 1 leases or terms of occupancy now existing. The property is For Sale in Separate Lots as at present occupied. CURTIS BROTHERS, Attorneys for the Executors of the late Thomas Curtis Vipan. 3694-4 C Sickness and Accident Mutual Association of New Zealand. Head Office, Chriatchurch, with Committee and Trustees W. W. Charters, Esq , Manager and Secretary. This popular Institution is now in operation, and it has betn resolved to enttnd the time for admission of members (from SMbod) without entrance fee, until 15th January iuutant. Facilities to Members. 1. No personal attendance required 2. Medicol examination not a necessity foi membership 3. Premiums one to four at the rate of 25s per annum (6d per week) secures £i per week during disability from sickness or accident for each premium. 4. Claims, when approved, payable in Nelson, weekly, if required 5. Profits divided avwng assured 6. Right to vote at all meetings and elect their own officers A.nd the undesigned as Agent, is receiving applications for Membership. W. M. STANTON, Ageht for Nelson & Marlb chough, or of any of the Sub-Agents of the NoßTivicn Dhiok Fibb Offiob. 10— o To the Trade and tne Public WM. STANTON begs to return • thanks for the support accorded him in business for the pa*t thirty years— in an unchanged business, — and to inform his lriends that he is now reducing hi? large and varied stock by offering goods at strictly INDUCEMENT PRTCES, with a view io altering the character of his trade. Until this is accomplished, he wi sell strictly and genuinely as lollows :— Stationery below invoice price. Books in some instances at half publication price. MusiCj ]Yew and Standard, by any publisher, £3 worth for £i (not old etock). | Fianofobtes ahd Okgans as cheap as in j England (sacrificing the import charge b, and the heavy duty of 17 per cent.). SswiNa Machines— Grover & Baker, and others — at half price. An exceedingly heavy stock on hand. Threads, Silks, and Accessories relatively cheap. ; *„* The following miscellaneous lines are well filled, and will bear large profits for the trade buyer, fiz : — Cards, Paper, Printing Materials, Inks, &c. leather Bags, Satchels, and Wallets Framed and Unframed Engravings Heavy Gilt Picture Framing and Cornice i ricket Crr quet, and Fencing Materials Perambulators, Footballs Jewellery, Fancy Goods Theatrical requisites Wigf, etc. Cox's Coated Tills, Kirby's do. Druggists' Sundrlep, Patent Medicines Mats and Matting in variety Musical Instruments of every des:ription— Brass, Wood, and Stringed Music Strings. Heeds, Cases, and Fittings Gold and Silver Laces, Braids, Cords, Fringes, Trimmings, Spangles, Zinc?, Cloth, Tissue, Foil, etc.— v large and valuable Stock of all kinds, Gothic Latches, Door FurniturOj Veranda Iron Rnnsome's Silirate (indurating preparation) Mali Mill, Large Coflce Mill and Koaeter Cottage Ranges, Heating f^t>ve, And a variety of oth<r Merchandise, Hardware, Fancy Goods, Oiimau's Stores, and articles of consumption. Just Received — A case of G.B.D. and other Wood Pipes of superior class, Tobacconutj' Goods, and GeDuine Meerschaums. W. M. STANTON & CO., Commission and General Agents, S^h-smon and Brokers, Importers ot dpejialitußj &c ,