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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 43, 19 February 1881, Page 4

Mick : " Hallo, Pat, where Jhave you been this three or four weeks?" Pat: "Bedad in gaol." Mick: «' What were yiz in for?" Pat: " For tellin' the truth. His Honor ax'd me if I was guilty, and, when 1 said I was, that's the reward t*ie spalpeen gave me !" A D . B AYF EIL D, LAND,*ESTATE, MINING AGENT, Hardy-street (opposite Union Bank, Nelson. 229— t c In the Estate of JOHN ARKELL, deceased ALL ACCOUNTS againit the above Estato to be sent in at once to Po&t Box, No. 81, Nelson. WILLIAM FINLEY, THOMAS DUNCAN. Executors in the Estate of the late Johk Akkell. 550 — 3a WANTED. WANTED to PURCHASE,— FRUIT. Also, BUTTER, EGGS, and POULTRY in any quantities. Apply to W. PATTERSON, People's Mart, 55?— 3m a Hardy-street, DR^A^LEY HAS COMMENCED PRACTICE in Nelson and may be CONSULTED in COLLINGWOOD STREET, at the House formerly occupied by Db. Fabbellb. At home from Ten to Eleven a.m., and from r^even to Eight p.m. 3856— 4 m a FOR SALE. TEE BOUSE and LAND at tbe Port, at present occupied hy Mr John H. Cook. The BUILDING in BRIDGE-STREET, known as N.Edwabps& Co. ? S BOND and tho LAND on which it Btands. 3858— a t c Apply John H. COCK & CO. To Carpenters and others. npENDERS will be received up to the 26th X instant, for tho ERECTION of. a DWELLING-H')USE in Pigeou Valley, Wakefield (Labor only). Plaos snd specification may be seen up to the l^th instant, at the Office of the undersigned, and after thtt date at the residence ot E. B-Aigent, Etq., to whom, or the undersigned, teii iters must be adorer Bed. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.] |" "' „> H f BAIGENr, 584—3 v ~ .Waimea-etreet.