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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 21, 25 January 1867, Page 3

£5 REWARD* WHEREAS some person or persons did} ,Ofl the night of the 22nd, or early on the morning of the 23rd instant, REMOVE rnjr MARE from the paddock where she was tethered to a distance of 200 yards, and there hobbled her? fore feet, and braced one of her hind legs short to the fore, and there left her helplessj besides othef damage. Any person giving information that will lead to the conviction of the offender or offen* ders shall receive the above reward. JET. S. BUSH> Steamboat Tavern, Havens-road. Nelson, January 24, 1867. 1722 NELSON VOLUNTEER FIRE BRP GADE. MEMBERS are requested to MEET at the Engine-house THIS EVENING (Friday^ at 7 o'clock sharp. J. W. WIGZELL, 1721 Hon. Sec. NELSON TOWN SCHOOLS. THE above Schools will RE-OPEN on MONDAY next, the 28th instant. HENRY DREW, 1704 Hon. Setf. FOR SALE, A FIRST-CLASS lady's thoroughbred HACK,three years old. Apply to T. B. LOUISSON, Bridge-street. . 1724 TENDERS will be received until MONDAY, February 4, for ERECTING a BRIDGE on the Trunk Road at Wakefield, near Mr. Baigent's. Also, for sundry WORKS on the road in Pigeon Valley. Specifications may be seen after TUESDAY* 29th instant, at Mr. Baigent's. The lowest Tender not necessarily accepted. T. J. THOMPSON",. 1734 Secretary Waimea Road Board. ' LOST. FROM G. Moonlight's Hotel, Richmond, a Black and Tan DOG, named "Tiger." Whoever will bring the said Dog to Mr. G. Moonlight, or to the undersigned shall receive 16s. REWARD. JOHN WALKER. Nelson, January 23, 1867. 1716 BATHS ! BATHS ! ! THE SWIMMING BATH will he OPENED for LADIES on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, after 12 o'clock at noon, till 6 p.m. For BOYS, from 11 to 2 o'clock p.m., and from 4 to 6 o'clock daily, except Tuesdays and Fridays. For GENTLEMEN, at all times not specified, from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.; SUNDAYS, from 6to 9 a.m. 1686 H. BARRACLOUGH. THE NELSON PUBLIC BATHS are NOW OPEN. Scale of Charges. s. d« Vapour Bath, with Douche, Shower, or Cold Shallow Baths . . .50 Wet Sheet Packing . . . .76 Douche Bath 2 0 Hot Baths (including Shower Bath) . 1 6 Cold Baths (including Shower Bath) . 0 9 Twelve HOT and Twelve COLD BATHS for £1. QUARTERLY TICKETS, 255, and 12s 6deach for every additional ticket in the same family. Monthly Tickets, 10s. No additional charge will be made to Season (Quarterly or Monthly) Ticket Holders for the Douche Bath. All the children under 10 years of age in the family of any Quarterly Ticket Holder, will be admitted for the additional ticket (charge 12s 6d), provided they are under the care of some responsible person. Swimming- Baths, Adults, 6d ; Boys, 3d. Or, Quarterly Tickets, 10s. Open Daily, from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sundays, from 6 to 9 a.m., to Ticket Holders only. H. BARRACLOUGH, Proprietor, The Baths, Hardy -street. 1309 WANTED, a journeyman BAKER; a single man preferred. Apply at the Ofßce of the Evenis- Mail. 1735 WANTED a GIRL, about 14 years old. Apply to Mrs. MYERS, next to Mrs. Scaife's, Waimea-road. 1732 WANTED, a BOY who understands Custom House work. Apply by letter, Evening . Mail Office, addressed K. 1717 WANTED a BOY as Billiard Marker. H. S. BUSH, Steamboat Tavern. 1700 WANTED, a YOUTH about 14 or 15 years of age, as an INDOOR APPRENTICE. Auply to ROD & HOUNSELL, 1691 Millers. WANTED, a General SERVANT. Apply to Mrs. S. ADAMS, Anchor Inn. 1665 ANTED, a Good General SERVANT. Liberal wages given. Apply to Mrs. PORTHOUSE, Royal Hotel. 1604 WTTANTED, Mechanics to know that they can / VV be supplied with Early Breakfast, at the Otago Dining Rooms, Bridge-street. Board and residence, 255, per week. 20_