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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 45, 26 April 1866, Page 3

ADVERTISEMENTS. LOST, in Alton-street, between the nights of Sunday and Monday last, a Biack and White PLAID SHAWL. Whoever will bring the same to the Mail Office, will be liberally rewarded. 344. ONE POUND REWARD. STOLEN, from Mr. FLEMING'S Premises. Ilardy-street, TO-DAY, between 11 and 2 o'clock, a HAND-TRUCK. Whoever will give the" information necessary to CONVICT the Offender, will receive the above reward. April 26. 34.5 TWIMSETT and SON heg to intimate to the , public of Nelson that they are now prepared to Manufacture, Repair, and Paint all descriptions of English and American CARRIAGES. Likewise Y/HEELWRIGHT'S work in all its branches. Having engaged experienced and competent workmen they trust, by good work, despatch, and thelowest scale of charges, to merit a share of publk patronage. Bridge-street, kelson, April 19,1 SC6. Sl 7 SALE BYAUCTION. IMPORTANT SALE OF SADDLERY. THURSDAY, MAY 3. "]\/TESSRS. LOCKHART and Co. have "re&iral _ixL instructions from the Trustees of the Estate of E. F. JONES, Trafalgar-street, to Sell by public Auction the whole of his valuable Stock of SADDLERY, Consisting of best London-made Saddles, Ladies' and Gent's Riding Whips, Driving Whips, Stock' Whips, Cart Whips, Snaffle Bits, Drivirg Bits, Pelham and Breaking Bits, Silver-plated Spurs, Silver-plated Carriage and Gig Furniture, Saddlers' Ironmongery and general assortment of Saddlers' Working Materials, Horse Rugs, Blanket Rugs, Head Stalls, a few coils of Rope, &c, &c. Glass Cases and Shop Furniture ; also LEASE ef Shop and House, having about 19 years to run. Sale to commence at 1 1 o'clock sharp. S4-1