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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 116, 19 July 1866, Page 3

m'O ARRIVE per. DREADNOUGHT. 100 boxes; Belmont Sperm Candles ' . 10 chests'. Congou Tea 7 ... lOlialf-chestsTea V; .' ■■■"'.;. 8 qr-casks Hennessey's Dark Brandy 4 „ „ Pale „ - : HOOPER, DODSON; & AITKEN. " Nelson, July 19. ,791 mO ARRIVE per LORD CLYDE." 50 cases Blood, Wolfe, and Co's Bottled, Porter. - HOOPER, DODSON, & AITKEN. Nelson, July 19. " . 792.. "Tub Evil that Men- do lines after them." THE MAUNG-ATAPU TRAGEDY.. . mHE ORIGINAL PORTRAITS of the prisoners X LEVY, SULLIVAN, KELLY, and BURGESS,' as photographed in the Nelson Gaol, may be, had at - the following places only, these being the sole .imprints from the true negative (all other issues being mere copies, . and consequently deficient in that " sharpness " and accuracy belonging to the true photograph), viz. — at Mr. Stanton's, Mr. IlounseU's, and Mr. Joseph's, Trafalgar-street, and at Mr. Parmen'ter's, Coliingwood-street, near the TemperanceHall. Photographed by Captain Clouston, and published by W. E. Brown and Parmenter, RoyalPhotographic Gallery, Trafalgar-street, next to Mr. Stanton's. 787 TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CITY OF NELSON. f*i ENTLEMEN— As an Election is about to take \J[ place for Four Members of the Board of Works, - I beg to inform you it is my intention to be a Candidate on that occasion. . . , As the City increases in size, and property enhances in value, thereby placing.yearly in the hands of the Board of Works a proportionably larger amount of money to expend, and adding to the imr portance of the office, I deem it to be due to the public that they should know who are Candidates some time previous to the day of Nomination, as the Poll is fixed to take place on the following day. I am, Gentlemen, Yours very obediently, ROBERT AITKEN. Nelson, July 16, 1866. 780 NELSON BOARD OF WORKS. lU"OTICE is hereby given, that the ELECTION jLN of .FOUR MEM B ERS of the Board of Works, to supply the vacancies which will then occur' by the retirement of Messrs. J. Bentley, R. Burn, T. ■ Watts, and R Carter (whose term of office will then expire, but who are eligible for re-election), will take place at a MEETING of Ratepayers to be held at' the Market-place, at Noon, on MONDAY, the 30tli _-. July instant. In the event of a POLL being de-nanded, -the. POLLING "will take place on the following day,' . commencing at Noon, and closing at 4 o'clock p.m. By order of the Board, THOMAS YOUNGER, Secretary. Board of Works Office, July 5, 1866. 728 DISSOLUTION OE PARTNERSHIP. WHEREAS, I have lately been carrying on business in Nelson, in copartnership witli Thomas Hubbard, as Commission Agents, under the style or firm of T. HUBBARD & CO., and beingdesirous of DISSOLVING the PARTNERSHIP, I do hereby declare the same to be DISSOLVED, from the date hereof. Dated this 18th day of July, IS6P. JOHN REARDON. Witness — Albert Pitt, Solicitor, Nelson. 775 NOW READY for SALE, upwards of TWENTY different VIEWS and PORTRAITS, illustrating the various incidents connected with the MAUNGATAPU MURDERS, With an explanatory Map of the Road from Deep Creek to Nelson. Done up with printed wrappers, expressly for transmission by book post. Drawn and published by 786 THIfiOPHILUS MABILLE. pOLONIAL OV E N S, 8 sizes, 2 qualities. 772 G.- WILKINS, Hardy-street. f. ,__ ALL FOWL.S found TRESPASSING on my Ground after this date, will be Destroved. 782 ■ . JOHN MILLS, Alton-'street. nnflE Borrower of our N. Z. Acts, 1864,* is ro.JL quested to return them. 779 ADAMS & KINGDON. ON SALE. ~ K/Y CASES BLOOD'S PORTER OU • ROBERT LEVIEN, Victoria Stores, . 778 . The Port,