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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 153, 3 July 1867, Page 3

Public Notices. \ - SATURDAY, JULY 6xh.V*, , -*■ J ■"■ IMPORTANT AND UNRESERVED"^ SALE OF FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, FLOWERING SHRUBS, CHOICE PLANTS, QUICKS, &e. MR. D. MOORE. Las received : ; mstructions|; .from Mr.ijohn Hale, to_ SteU.By^Uction^'' at his Warehouse, Trafalgar-street," onsS;A|DUE-/ ; DAY, the 6t^ : .^st.;.cqmm'encing>atliLl|Q'clock > '-\ precisely, the ■undermentiphed Fitpt ;'aiifdf FbrestV Trees, Shrubs] J &c.j namely::— •.-'■ ; * : /■ .7. •'!•■ ■: ',.;;. iboo- fruit trees..,. : ,C: One to four year old Apples of; tlft»', choicest y, :'■• >.',-" 'kinds. /' "'•'-"-, / V-? '/■ .':"".-'''•':'■'&■ Pears 'ahd Plum?, of the newest' aiiVi; cnoicest' y kinds. ••, '':. '^'^SaV^ Peaches and Cherries, best sorts;.':- '; . V ; Apricots, Medlars, BLack.Cape Mulberry „ ; . ,;v Black and Red Currants, Raspberries, -Pome?;;.; granates ' .%...-' •':"■'_■'-•"--""'■''•-• "w^% French and English" Walnuts, "Filbert" Nutsj t Spanish Chesnuts, Fruiting Quince : - The true Victorian and Albert Rhubarb Ebpt; &c, &c. ..'■"', ' ':4^ f --"' FOREST TREES. ;■ V. : "■ '.". 2,000, comprising Ash, Oak, Elm, Litne, Silver Birch, Red Birch, Mountain Ash, Hornbeam, Poplar, bycamore, Maple, ."Aldery Horsechesnut, &c, &c. SHRUBS, PLANTS, CLIMBERS, &c. Red Cedars, Laurels, Upright and Spreading Cypress • '-,■: ; ,_; Guelder Rose, &c, Choice Roses, English Holly :.. Box Trees, Gums (white and cofoied), lilacjSwettßay " .!,'"••; Lilly of the Valley roots, &c.^&c. ' ; ' N.B. — The whole of the above .'are healthy transplanted trees, true to name ahd warranted to grow (being removed at the proper season for transplanting),' and will be sold without any vresere. 2651 odd-fellows' ' hall, complimentary Benefit OF MR. J. SMALL; Under the Patronage of th"e NELSON VOLUNTEER FjQIE BRIGADE;^ > LAST APPEARANCE OF THE „*./''. JUVENILE .TROUPE; THURSDAY, JULY 4th. GREATEST BILL OF THE SEASON. - AN OBJECT OF INTEREST, HALF AN HOUR IN OULD IRELAND; . QUIET LODGING, - rf ' ' AND" -' ;■' THE IRISH ; TUTOR. 63JT For further particulars see handbills. * 2730 ON SALE, by the .undersigned—' 50 casks Prime Salt BUTTER: 50 bags MAIZE 10 tons ONIONS. ROBERT LEVGE&, 2731 Victoria Stores, the Port. FTIHE undersigned, by request, intends holding X a NIGHT SCHOOL, for the Eaucation of those who cannot obtain it by day. To commence MONDAY next; time 7 to 9 p.m. Books, &c, may be had at the School. SAMUEL LUCAS, Richmond. July 2nd, 1867. < 2733 TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. nhENDISRS are wanted for the erection of a X NEW SCHOOL-HOUSE, in connection with the Town Schools, on a plot of ground at Hampden-street, Waimea-road, according to Plans and Specifications which may be seen in the hands of Mr. R. Burn, Trafalgar-street. Sealed Tenders, addressed to the Secretary, must be sent in to Mr. Burn, not later than Noon on Tuesday, 16th July, JAMES HOOPER-, Secretary Local Committee. Nelson, Ist July, 1867. ... 2737 JAVERY begs to inform the residents of the • Wood and neighbourhood, that he has OPENED a GROCERY and PROVISION STORE at the Collingwood Bridge, and hopes that by selling the best articles at the lowest price, to obtain a fair share of their support. All orders punctually attended to; y COLLINGWOOD BRIDGE STDRE,- 2738 .' nnHOSE persons who promised^ their SUB- r X SCRIPTIONS to Mr. J. BRADCOCK> on\ account of the late fire, are requested to .'SEND:! them IN to Mr. C- FL'oob or Mr< H. Wimsket/" Bridge-street. Any further subscriptionsrwill be thankfully received by the above.' /"V^ ,■-: 2733 CARTES ■ -p-E,' : VYJ'-lSli^-Ej-;. in first-class style, 12s. the half-dozen. • EDWARD /.W. Js#JiE^/\ : .V;' ■ I'M otograpb|e^;; : o_ .: : ■"• ■ : : • '■■ v; CottISG^YOOD.SrKEETyjNjEESOjr. -v .265^