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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 289, 5 December 1881, Page 3

FOR WELLINGTON AND For Sale or to Let. LYTTELTON. — f — mHE HOUSE at the Port lately occupied • "ksk HPHB favorite b. 9. ' ■*" by Mb ' JH - Cock - -*W^k -*- 4G44 J-H. COCK & CO. GRAFTON 8 * C* ANDID ATES for the COLLEGE will leave for the above Portß Early. \j SCHOLARSHIPS are requested I For freight or passage apply to to send their names to the nndem'gned not JAMES S. CROSS, Jun., lft *"'£?" f D^ember Sist. Aimrt Candidates must be under 15 jears, and __.sc_,-, muat hftve pagaed the s{xth standard ~~ The Examination will be fold at BridgemD wAWPimTT TrrpTTTv^ street School, Nelson, on MONDAY, January FOR WABM GANUI, WELLING- 9th, beginning at 9.30 am TON, ANDPATEA. w . c . HODGSON, 4639 Examiner. jy^bi__> «.'_,,. NOTICE. WAKATU ._ mi i * *i, i. . .r, , O W F G t0 tbe Wilful jDeEtruction of will leave for the above port 'Early. \J Trees and Plantation, parsons TRESFor Freight or Passage Apply to PASSING on the property of the underF J sl ßned after this date will be PROSECUJAMES S. CROSS, Jun., TED - Agent. „ T. R. HODDER & CO. _ S Nov. 28, 1881. 466?-tC

NELSON BOOT DEPOT, ESTABLISHED 1845. Children's Prunella BOOTS for Summer wear, 3s 6d. Ladies' SLIPPERS ditto, 2s. 6d, Ladies' Prunella BOOTS, 4s. 6d. — oLIGHTBAND & 00., — * ° TRAFALGAR-STREET

WANED a COOK or GENERAL SERVANT. High Wages given. Apply Z. Mail Office. 4695—1 ' TTT ANTED immediately a GOOD GENEAUCTION SALE levLc^S^ App * 4704 On SATURDAY NEXT, Dec. 10, At 1 1.30 a.m.— TTT ANTED at once, a GIRL for HOUSEAt their Mabt. B_ud#e.st. _;„: WORE:. Apply ______ 4634 Mrs SMYTHE, Richmond. JOHN JAMES & CO. have received in- ~-_ A „ mr^ " structions to clear the Balance of Goods VV ANTED a GENERAL SERVANT. loft from last Saturday's Sale, consisting of _* |. A PP ,V to M «- *■ HAMILTON, the following lines :— bhelbourof -street. 4060-4 c Clothing, Dress Pieces, Trousers and Vesta ' — — Turkish Towels, and Counterpanes; TT7ANTED in a Private Family, by a 2 Ladies' Side Saddles, 1 Gentleman's * v Sin gle Gentleman, BOAKD aod ditto, 10 Bridles, 1 set Buggy Harness, LODGING, in The Wood preferred. Reply 3 dozen Saddle Straps. to X V Z. " Evening Mail " Office. 4576 Also, : ■ 1 Gentleman's Gold Hunting Watch jjrr AJsma > . GENERAL SERVANT A sundry lot of Jewelry " JJ *<* the Country 24 Fancy Baskets 4487-t c Apply to Mrs. SEALY. 6 Cut Glass Lustres (with Drops) — — : 4 pairs superior Vases ! TjIIRST-CLABS Kauri-built BOAT fob 24 Table Knives (Balance-handle) £ SALE, with Gear complete. For part"f 636 " , ... '• . . „, ticuiars apply to Mr. J. P. LOW, tbe Port. 2 sets Carvers (with Steels to match) 4253— t c 22 boxes Cigars (very good quality) i large Tent and Fiy °' Foxhill Wesleyan Sub day School i Suveyor's Levelling staff Anniversary. 1 roll Oilcloth t 10113^? ANNIVERSARY TEA MEETING next iweea TUESDAY, December 6. Tea for Adults, And a quantity of FURNITURE, re- at Six o'clo.k. Admission 1/6. moved for the convenience of sale, to a „«!»_.-_,>._ v„- ♦»,,. r>_._ w t t» t be sold without reserve. n™ JJ 25 tI i W Lee, Rev. J. toxiat takpc o ™ Bebry, and J. G. Habkness, Etq. Friends JOHN JAMES & CO., are invited. Auctioneers. Collectiocs in ail of the Sunday School Funds. 4696—3 Photography. CHARLES SORRELL, LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHER, Wellington, being on a ehort visit to Nelaon. IB prepared to execute every description of Sale of Superior Oleograph and out-dooh photography. Engravin&fS* Specimen Photographs of moving objects ° will be on view on TUESD AY. JOHN JAMES & CO. hsve received instructions to Sell by Trinity Presbyterian Church. PUBLIC AUCTION, J ™ At thkir Mart, Bkidge-stbeet, TT is proposed during next Winter to have On SATURDAY NEXT, Dae. 10th, A A BAZAAR at 11 30. Fharp, in 8i;1 of the BuiidiDß Fund of the ab3V - Tho following OLEOGRAPHS, in Gold Church, and the Resistance of all frieoc's is Frames : — invited. -Tontributione, either of "money or Her Majesty the Queen, the Madonna and pf goods will be received by the following Child, Portia (the Merchant of Venice), ladies :— Mre. Buddfn, Miss Caldes (the The Stag at Bay, the Rock of Ages, Manse), Mrs. Chisholm, Mrs. Clouston, Mrs. Scene on the Lakes, ditto ditto, The Donald, Miss Gosling, Mrs. Bealt, Miss Pilot Station, The Waterfall, Child'B Fas-ssi'-be, Mrs Pbatt, Misa Renwick, and Simplicity, Autumn Head, Arch Drop, fj ra Sclasdehs. —3 Deer crossing the water ; 18 others assorted. MOTUEKA. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE- _ JOHN JAMES & CO., mHE u^ dersip-ned, with a view to relinAuctioneers. X quishing business at an early date, will SELL OFF at GBEATLY REDUCKD PRICES for CASH or MARKETABLE PRODUCE, House To Let. hiß large and varied stock of — General Merchandise. ACOMFORTABLE 4-Roomed HOU p E Sale to commence on Ist December, near the "Bethel" Chapel, on the All Accounts mn B t be settled or satisHaven road. > factoiily arranged for before the let March Further particulara msy be obtained from Dext> the undersigned, JOHN j a^ES &CO Goodwill of Lease of Premises can be purchased on favorab'e terms. J. ALEXANDER, 4658— t c Motueka.

BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! — o — Dunedin Boot Emporium, Established 1873. loftlTco., TRAFALGAR-STREET, Will offer to the public of Nelson and surrounding districts for a FEW DAYS, the whole of their immense Btock of Boots and Shoes, at prices which must ensure a SPEEDY CLEARANCE to make room for NEW GOODS now arriving. s. d. s- d. Children's Shoes 1 6 Ladies' Kid Boots 5 6 Children's Kid Boots ... 2 8 Gents' Calf Balmorals ... 12 0 Gentß Lace-ups 10 0 Ladies' Slippers 2 6 Gents' Elastic Sides 10 0 Ladiefa' Prunella Boots ... 4 0 Youths' Elastic Sides ... 9 0 ■ — o COME EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. Repairs quickly and Neat'y done. New Elastics put in. LOFT && CO* 9 Dunedin Boot Emporium, Londohland Ppspnr TFAFALGAB?ST„ #ELgQN« •* -