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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 208, 1 September 1881, Page 2

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WANTED a YOUNG GIRL. Apply at 2864— 1p HARRIS' Registry Gfl_ca. OHARLES MARTIN, CHIMNEYSWEKP and MGRTMAN, bavin? bought the Sweeping Apparatus from J&mes Gdldm.n, is prepared to oxecute all orders nt m»y be favored with. Orders left at Mr T Newbbrhy's, Tr-f_lgar-6trett or at Mr Caster's. Waimea-road, will be attended to Night boil crt- d c'e-in out of town. Grove-street, Th<? Wood, Nelson. 2860-3p MONEY. MONEY to LEND ou FRSEH'TYD RECDRCTY ia sums of from £150 to £3,500 at lowest currant rates. 2866-6 SCLANDERS & Co. : THEODOR BLOCH, leaving Nel'on erriy next month, requests that sll ACCOUNTS OWING to him be SETTLED. 2862—1p IP you want to make sure at any time ti be able to get COPIES of PICTURES taken by Theodor BLOCH. purcba.e the Oriainal Plate for One Shiliing, before he leaves Nelsoe, next month. 2863— 1p CITY ELECTION. TO the RATEPAYERS of the CITY OF NELSON. As a Candidate for the Municipal Council, I desire to state that if it should be your pleasure to elect me, I will endeavor to promote to the utmost of my abilities the interests of the City of Nelaon, without specially considering any one portion. The Ratepayers have expressed their opinion that the Town should be divided into Wards, and until thtir wish is given effect to it will be my endeavor to see tbat justice is shown to the outlying •Districts-as well as to the- other portions of tbe City, and to watch carefully that the Rates shall be expended in a manner fair to all alike. 2858— CHAS. EDWD BUNNY. IN BANKRUPTCY. Is the Nelson Distbict Covet, Holden at Nelson. In the matter tf " The Debtors' ard Creditors' Acts, and of the Bankruptcy of BRSJAMIN HOLLIS aod THOMAS HOLLIS, trading uu.er the Firm of "HOLLIS BROTHERS?," Debtors. THIS ia to notify tbat at the adjourned. First Meeting of the Credi- ow of the abovename! Pebtor_-he?d-at the Court hnuae, Sel.or, on the Thirty-ficßt ray of Acgust 'a«t, ARTHUR ABHTON SCAIFE. oi thf City of Nel or?, a Certified ir Bankruptcy, vas appointed tbe Creditor*' Tru.tee in B«rk r upfcy of tbe Propsrty of th.; raid Feb ton?, and tbat the said Arthur Afbt m Scaife has declared his acceptance of such Trusteeship. H. CLINTON S. BADDELEY, District Court Clerk. ADAMS & KINGDON, Debtors' Solicitors. 5859— 1 CITY OF NELSON. Town Clerk's Ofßce, ltt September, 1881. SEPARATE TENDEBS will be rfcaived ■: et the above < ffice, until FRIDAY, the; 9th instant, at Four p.m., for— 1. Supplying Ptone for Collingwood- street; Bridge (alternative tenders for either 1 Adele Island Stone or Ordinary Building Stone, (quel in quality to the best nbt&ineble from the Brook-street. Qoarr»). 2. Deli* cry of about 100 cubic yards ofi Boulder Bank Stone. *»'•' Specifications may be eeen at the City Surveyor*^ Office. . E.Y. GULLY,' 8865-84 TownCwk,