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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 134, 9 August 1866, Page 3

NOTICE. JOHN M'ARTNEY, Iron, Zinc, and Tin-plate, tl Worker, begs to inform his customers and the" public of Nelson, that, in consequence of the Destruction of his Premises by the LATE" FIRE, his BUSINESS (by the kindness of Mr. Louisson and a few other friends, whom he wishes thus publicly to thank) will, on and after TO-MORROW, August 8, be CARRIED ON at the Premises of Mr. T. B. Louisson, Painter, &c, Bridge-street, opposite the Warehouse of Messrs. N. Edwards & Co., until farther notice; where all orders will be received and punctually attended to. • Nelson, August 7, 1866. 868 J PRATT, Butcher, thanks the public for the • assistance rendered to him, in the Removal of hjp Goods from his Premises during the LATE EIRE in Bridge-street; and informs them that he will CARRY ON his BUSINESS, for the present, in j the Shop lately occupied by Warren & Hudson, in Trafalgar-street. . 866 JW. TATTON begs to thank his friends and • the public for the very kind and energetic as- ! sistance rendered to him in the LATE FIRE. [87-1 -'.■■■ MRS. J. SHARPE thanks her friends and the public for the Assistance rendered to her during the LATE FIRE. . 878 ELANEY, Baker, Bridge-street, begs to return • thanks to his customers for past favors during the last 24 years, and informs them that he still CARRIES on his BUSINESS in the OLD BAKEHOUSE, at the rear of his former premises, lately burnt down, in Bridge-street. E. L. also takes this opportunity of thanking those who kindly assisted in the removal of his property during the late fire. 879 TO THE SUFFERERS BY THE LATE FIRE. nnHE Committee appointed to collect Subscriptions X for the RELIEF of those Persons who have been REDUCED to necessitous circumstances by the late FIRE, request such persons, or their friends, to SEND without delay PARTICULARS of their cases for investigation by the Committee. By order of the Committee, ■ JOHN DAVIS, Hon. Sec. Nelson, August 8. S7T SUBSCRIPTIONS for the RELIEF of those who have SUFFERED by the LATE FIRE. A. Saunders £5 0 0 Alex. Adam 10 0 D. "Rough. 5 0 0 S. Kingdon 5 0 0 Donald Sinclair 5 0 0 Wm. Wilkie ... — 5 0 0 11. Davis ... ■ 5 5 0 S. A. Cusack ... ... 5 5 0 A. Greenfield 3 3 0 R.Lucas ... 110 G. H. Johnstone S 3 0 Charles Canning" 2 2 0 H. Hounsell 5 5 0 William Wright.... ... 5 0 0 H. Goulstone 2 0 0 Thos. Conway 10 0 W. Mortimer i 1 0 F. W. Irviae, M.D. ... 3 3 0 J. M. Merrington &Co ... 5 5 0 G. Bonnington ... ... 110 J. H. Harley 110 W.Lightfoot ... ... & 3 0 H. Campbell ■ 110 W.CMMn ... ... 1 I 0 Jno. W. Wigttell 0 10 6 Warren & Hudson ... 2 $ 0 Eentoul Brothers S 2 0 John Black 110 John Armstrong ... ... 10 0 B. Jackson ... .» 2 0 0 N. T. Locldiart ».. ... 2 0 0 Thomas Snow ... ... 2 0 0 E. Murtell ... ... i i 0 • . J. H. Hayes ... ... 0 10 fi Thomas Freeman... ... 0 10 & Theophilus Mabillo ... 1 L 0 Robert Carter .. ... 010 0 James Tiude *. ... 110 Dr. ' Williams ... ... - 5 ft 0 . G. W.Lightbiind... ... 2-2 0 John Jems ... ... S3 13 0 >W.- Woolford ... ... 0 5 0 Nation & Luckie .» - ... 2 2 0 H..D. Jackson ... ... & 2ft D. Robertson ... ... " 10 0'