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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 175, 24 June 1859, Page 2

NOTICE OF REMOVAL. TT HE UNDERSIGNED, begs to acquaint ■**- his numerous Customers and Friends that he will ON MONDAY NEXT, the 27th June, REMOVE FROM HIS PRESENT STORE, adjoining the Trafalgar Hotel, to those LARGE AND EXTENSIVE PREMISES in BRIDGE-STREET, NEXT DOOR TO MESSRS. LEVIEN AND CO.'S WAREHOUSE, and when he trusts the PUBLIC will BESTOW upon him a CONTINUATION of that PATRONAGE they have hitherto so LIBERALLY EXTENDED to his OLD ESTABLISHMENT. JOHN SYMONS. Nelson, June 24th, 1859. 1335 MEW ARRIVALS, AITKEN'S STORES, Candied orange and lemon peal Elcmo figs Shell almonds Pudding raisins Preserved ginger Sauces, in great variety Bloater paste Anchovy paste Tamarinds Oatmeal, in tins Arrowroot Salad oil <fee.,- &c, &c. Observe— AITKEN'S STORES, Bridge-street. 1334 FOR SALE, a superior Wheatson's English CONCERTINA and BOOK. Price, only £7 7s. (cost £10 10s.) Apply to William Akersten ; or W. M. Stanton, Trafalgar-street. 1314 LIME. LIME. LIME, "REST MASSACRE BAY , STONE -° LIME, on SALE at Mr. CARTER'S KILN, Haven-road, Green Point, at 3s. 6d. per Bushel, at the Kiln. -Orders can be left at Thomas Batchelor's, Hardy-street. 1330 JOHN CARTER. "THE GENTLEMAN who BORROWED -°- from me the First Volume of " Chambers' Information for the People" is requested to call for the Second Volume. WILLIAM AKERSTEN, 1312 Nelson. r|PHE undersigned requests -that all AO--1- COUNTS due to him be PAID on or before the 30th instant; after which date all unpaid accounts of more than 12 months' standing will be placed in the hands of a Solicitor for recovery. WILLIAM AKERSTEN, 1313 Nelson. QTALLARD AND MILLS, Plumbers, Painters, Glaziers, aud Paper Hangers, Bridgestreet, Nelson, Country orders punctually attended to. 1273 "IMPOUNDED at Nelson, one White ■*- COW, with red ears and black nose, branded SN on off ribs, the brand on off shoulder illegible. If not claimed in 21 days will be sold to pay expenses. THOMAS SULLIVAN, Poundkeeper. Nelson, June 17,1859. 1329 "IMPOUNDED at NELSON, an ENTIRE -*- HORSE. Description :—Color, brown, with two hind feet white, and white face. If not recovered within 21 days from this date, will be sold to pay expenses. THOMAS SULLIVAN, Pound keeper. June 22nd, 1859. 1333 /% ... :. «gg&> A ••• SOUTHERN STAR LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS, NELSON—NO. 1037. nHHE MEMBERS of the above Lodge -^- are requested to MEET at the Freemasons' Hall, on FRIDAY, the 24th instant, to celebrate the FESTIVAL OF St. JOHN THE BAPTIST; on which occasion the Brethren of the Order are invited to attend. The Lodge will open at high Noon ; and as busi- - ness of importance will be brought forward, a full attendance is desired. Dinner to be served at Six p.m. Stewards:—Brothers Symons,Dodson, Everett, and Wilson ; from whom Tickets may be obtained. By order of the W.M., H. J. GOODMAN, 1294 Secretary. KENT HOPS, 1858. MOW LANDING, ex ALFRED THE •L^ GREAT, 10 pockets best Kent HOPS, of the growth of 1858. NASH AND SCAIFE. Nelson, lSth June, 1859 129G MRS. CROMPTON begs to inform the Ladies of Nelson that she has REMOVED to MISS SMART'S, Bridge-street. Mrs. C. has on hand a choice selection of WINTER BONNETS. 1061 VIEWS OF NELSON. WILL SHORTLY BE READY, a "» SERIES of VIE WS of NELSON and SUBURBS. W: MELUISH, ORIGINAL photographic gallery, Opposite. Symons' Store, Brida-e-street. 1301