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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 258, 10 April 1860, Page 4

HARMANN v. LADD. ... BY virtue of a Distress Warrant issued out of the Resident Magistrate's Court, Geo, AIKEN will Sell by Auction, on Monday, the 9th instant, at the Pound, Bridge-street, . A RED COW, the property of the above-named defendant. ... ■ ALFRED &EI.PS, *' 412 Bailiff. IVfRS. MARSDEN bega to inform the ■*-'-*■ Inhabitants of Nelson that she intends taking in PLAIN SEWING, and that she is ako prepared to execute orders for CHILDREN'S CLOTHES and BABY LINEN at the shortest notice. She soliciti their kind patronage. ■ _Hardy-street. ■ : - : 265 ]\/fRS. B. W. COCKRAM begs to in- •!•'-*- form the Ladies of kelson and1 its'vicinity, that she has commenced business in the MILLINERY, DRESS, and MANTLE department; and. trusts, b)i strict attention, to gain a share of their patronage. , , Waimea-street, Nelson, . AVID FULTON informs his friend* and the public that he has taken-the VICTORIA HOTEL, where he wilL have always a Btock of good WINES and SPIRITS, and the best ALE and PORTER. . The LODGING apartments will be comfortably furnished, and every attention will be given to make visitors comfortable. 200 HARMONIC SOCIETY. T JERVIS Ke^s to intimate that CONO • VIVIAL • MEETINGS will -be held in .the long room at the rear of the Commercial Hotel,, every SATURDAY EVENING, commencing at 8 o'clock'. The German band will be in attendance, ADMISSION FREE. . Within a short period a large and improved Phantasmagoria or Magic Lantern will be exhibited on meeting nights. 355 lOHN WILSON'S ACCOMODATION ** HOUSE, Pelorus Valley, situated midway between Beaverton and Nelson, where Travellers will be always supplied with hot meals, wines, spirits and malt liquors. . N.B.—Oats and a good paddock for horses. &c. 10i! MRS. BROWNING begs to inform the -L*-*- Ladies of Nelson, that she has REMOVED to TOI-TOI VALLEY, where she will still carry on her business as STRAW BONNET MAKER. Orders left with the Misses JAY, Bridge.street, will be promptly executed. ■ 183 ■\fRS. BARTLETT begs to return her ■*•"-*- sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Nelson and its neighborhood for the favors conferred on her late husband, and to inform them that she purposes to CONTINUE the BUSINESS; and trusts that by moderate charges, care, and punctuality in the execution of orders entrusted to her, arid every possible attention to the general-requirements of her custotneri, she may obtain the 6ame liberal support.. . Mrs. Babtlett &\eo acknowledges with heartfelt gratitude the sympathy evinced by ,so many gentlemen of Nelson, in following the remains of her departed husband to the grave. . " 370 On sale at the Colonist Office. THE LAMPLIGHTEB. JlTilf. Fric* li.