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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 228, 28 November 1866, Page 4

■ TO BUILDERS. mENDERS" required up to SATURDAY, the Ist X .December, for. the ERECTION of -a DWELLINGHOUSE. ' Plans and specifications to be seen on 'and "after "Monday, the 19th instant. TIIOS. SNOW, Victoria House. Lowest tender not'necessanly accepted. 1325 ; . . TO BUILDERS. FTJENDERS required up to 30th November, for the X ERECTION of the Young Men's Christian Association' Rooms, in Bridge-street. , Plans and specifications to be seen at R Burn's, Trafalgar- street, on and after MONDAY, 2Gth inst. The lowest tendpr not necessarily accepted. 1353 MIT R E HOTEL, Corner of Bridge and Collingwood Streets. S OWENS has great pleasure in announcing to • every body that he has REOPENED the BAR of; the above Hotel, Nothing daunted by the late destructive fire, he is again in the field, ready to welcome all old friends and as many new ones as choose to favor him with a call. The Mitre Hotel has' teen rebuilt in the most substantial and solid mariner,' quite regardless of expense, and the proprietor is determined that nothing wanting shall be found on his part in trying to give satisfaction to all patronisers of this magnificent establishment. First-class Wines, Spirits, Beers, &c. None but the best brands kept. CHARGES MODERATE. 5357 . ■ S. OWENS. /CHEESE.— Finest Port Cooper and Nelson, on \J sale by JOHN BROOK, 1358 ■ Bridge- street, Nelson. SHORTLY TO BE PUBLISHED, LUCAS'S NELSON ALMANAC, DIRECTORY, AND YEAR-BOOK, - FOR 1867.. ITS contents will comprise the Calendar, Gardening and Farming Operations, ' Tariff, Narrative of Events, Marine Signals, Law Items, Postal Information, Useful Tables; Tide-hours and Compass Variations, Value of Imports and Exports, and a variety 'of other information of a useful character. Intending Advertisers are requested to send in their advertisements not later than December Sth. The terms for advertising are: — Whole page £\ o 0 Halfpage 0 12 6 Quarter page 0 7 (> Advertisers? names inserted in the Directory free of charge; -non-advertisers; Is.- per line. Printed, published, and sold by X LUCAS & SON, Bridge-street. JUST PUBLISHED, ~~~ PRICE ONE SHILLING, rpilE; most complete SELECTION of HYMNS X ever issued from the New Zealand Press. Suitable for cottage meetings, families, and Sabbatli schools. Neatly bound in cloth. A-LBUMS! ALBUMS ! ! ALBUMS ! Zf -O- various descriptions, on Sale at R. LUCAS & SON'S. i^HURCH SERVICES and COMMON PRAYERS \J on Sale at R. LUCAS & SOX'S. MUSIC PORTFOLIOS, at It. LUCAS & SON'?, Bridge-street. milE Religious Tract Society's BOOKS on Sale at X E. LUCAS & SON'S, Bridge-street. INFIRMARY FOR HORSES. MR. E. J. BROCK, Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, London, 1851, The Wood, Nelson. . Horses examined, Cattle and Dogs attended. 1107 W ANTED, a SERVANT. Ap-.ly to Mrs W\_C WILKINS, Hardy-«,l?eet. 136 1' YT^ANTED to Rent, a PADDOCK for one horse, V V , within a few minutes' walk of Bridge-street. Apply at the. Office of this Paper. 1345 WANTED, Mechanics to know that they can be supplied -«'ith-Ea"r"Jy7Brealtfast; atthe'Ofagd Dining Rooms, Bridge-street.- Board and residence, Stfa. per week. '2Q*.