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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 175, 25 July 1881, Page 2

[For Continuation of News see First, Third, and Fourth Pages ] WANTED a good General SERVANT. Good Wags? given to a suitable ptrson. Apply immediatsiy to Mrs. Kavanagh, Sclwyn Place. 2407—1 WANTKD a TOWN TriAVELLER with good connection. Uefercnccs ami security iodi permble. One already employed preferred. Address "TRAVELLER," Mail Office. ' 2405-3 NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS DUE to ths Ea-dy-s reet LIV^RY HTABLBS mast be PAID before the 3 1st iaet%nt, or they wii! be placed in the hands' of ocr Solicitor for collection . TRUSTEES T. NEWTON'S 2411—3 EbTATE. THANKS. I TENDER my sincere THANKS to the FI»S BRIGaDE and other kiad Friencis who assisted in a.ving mr other property adjoining, and ia extinguishing the • Fire on Friday night last. C GAP PEP. Rkhmond, July 25th, 1881. 2406—1 SOUTHERN STAR LODGE, 735 E.G. * X A LOT) G E of INSTRUCTION TO-MOR RO N (Tuesday, 26), at Eight o'clock precisely. 2410 W. B. SEALY, P.M SKATING RINK. SKA.TING RINK OPEN on MONDAY FRIDAY, and SATURDAY EVEN IN3S at Seven o'clotk, and VVEDNESO &V FRIDAY, &SAIUBDAY AFTERNOONS at Three o'clock. OPEN THIS EVKNISG. 2414—* W.JAMES. Manager. New Seeds. S.BoltonS'.VstMS CSIVfID, in Splendid Condition (direct from the growers, a '• Black Watch," a large consignment of Garden and Farm Seeds Includicg Skirving's, Marshall's, end L&ng'g Improved Swedes ; White Round Norfolk, Improved J.arg3 Aberdeen, and Red ard White Tankard Turnips; Champion Orange Globe, and Giant L,ng Yeiow Mangel Wurzcl, ttf. ~^~" BBT In Stock a Splendid Assortment cf Early Seed Potatoes. Seed Store near Theatre Royal, Waimea-street, Nelson, 2404 Sun Brewery WAIMEA ROAD. JOHN SUNLEY & CO. beg to announce to the inhabitants of Nelson and the Countrydistricts that they have commenced business as Beewers, and they will be prepared to deliver their Sparkling Ales in any quantity, not less than two gallons, early in August. In soliciting the custom of Private Families and Free Houses, John Sunley & Co. are desirous of stating that their Ales will be fouad pure, well flavored, sound, and full bodied ; the utmost care and attention being bestowed upon their manufacture, and none but the very best materials used. For the convenience of customers in the immediate vicinify of the town, orders given at M. M. Webstee's, Trafalgar-street (sola Agent for the Ales in Nelson), will meet with prompt attention. Fresh Yeast always on hand, either at the Store of M. M. Webtter, or at the Sun Bkewery, WAIMEA ROAD. Nelson, 25th July, 1881. 2409— t c Theatre Royal, Nelson. TUESDAY NEXT, July 26. T EdTURE by Rev. J. Berry. *** Subject :— " What I saw in America in 1880." Muaioal Seleotions by the Hardy-st Wesleyan Choir. Chaibmaht : J. H. COCK, Eaq, Part I.— Chorus 1 . LECTUBE. — California — Hotel life in America, and its influence — The Sandlo'ter? and their Chief— Tbe Fire BrigadeVisit to the Chinese In California— The k hineae Qaestion. Part 2.— Duet. LECTURE.— The Pacific Bailroa^— Mount&in Sctnery — Travelling in the Pullman Car — Among the B£o?mon?— The " Saints " at horne — Tiieir Future. Part 3,— 5010. LECTURE— The Socky Mcurta ? na —Farming in tbe F»r West compared with New Zealand— Lynch Law— Chicago— How they kill 40 pfgsp-r minute— Niagara— Beecher —Impressions as to the future of the stateß - Chorua. Lecture to commence &i 7.30. Tickets Is. each ; Family Tickets, 2*. 6d } nwy be had of Messrs. Hounsell, Jaekaon, Hill, and Usher, Traf&lgar-tt.; Messrs. Darby and Sherwood, Bridge-st,; Mr Pettit, Walinea-st.; and Mr Snodgrajs, the Wood and Washington Valley, 2389—2