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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 30, 6 February 1868, Page 1

Public Notices. SELLING OFF. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. MRS J. ROBERTS (ate M. 11. Smart) begs to inform the ladies of Nelson and its vicinity, tliat, as she intends leaving Nelson, she will SELL her ENTIRE STOCK of Dolls, Toys, Berlin VVo.ds Patterns, Embroidery, Riinmel's Perfumery, nd >ther lan y Articles, at very REDUCED PRIOES, commencing on MONDAY next, the 27th inst. Clapshaw's best CRICKE TING MATERIALS at the Lowest Possible Price. Trafalgar-street, Nelson, Next Door to Mr M. Lightband's. Nelson, January 25. 189 GOODS SAVED FROM THE FIRE. Selling Off. Selling Off. Selling Off. TERMS, CASH. RENTOUL BROTHERS are now SELLING OFF th-ir Stock of Groceries, Oilmen's Stores, &c, | At Greatly Eeduced Prices for Cash. | Trafalgar-street, Nov. 29. 38 1 J. TREGEA AND SON, IRONMONGERS, &c, Lower Bridge-street, BEGS to thank the public for the encouraging support which they have received since commencing the above business, and desire to intimate that tliey have removed to the NEW PREMISES, lately erected next tha Wakatu Hotel. Low.r Bridge-street, where they trust a similar amount of patronage will be continued to them. FURNISHING AND BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY ALWAYS ON HAND. Lower Bridge-street, January 2, IS6S. 19 RE-OPENING OF MRS. E. TAYLOR'S PREMISES, Selwtn Pla.ce. E TAYLOR, while thanking the public for • past support, has the pleasure to announce that BUSINESS will be resumed from this date, with a choice variety of BISCUITS, CAKES, & CONFECTIONERY of the same excellent quality for which this establishment has been long celebrated. Owing to the extent of the repairs and improvements made with a view to facilitate business, she will be better enabled than heretofore to execute WEDDING and other ORDERS, with care, punctuality, and despatch. N.B. PLAIN, FANCY, and BROWN BREAD delivered to all parts of the City. 257 NOTICE. TO prevent further mistakes, the undersigned begs to anno in :e to his numerous customers, that ne has NOTHING whatever TO DO with the Nelson Steam Biscuit Bakery, nor has he had for two years past. I. JOHNS, 224 Trafalgar-street. NOTICE. HAVING sold my premises in Collingwoodstreet, together wuh all interest in the business of Co>n Factor and General Produce Merchant, hitherto carried on there by my elf under the firm of Firth & Co., to Messrs NEaLE & HADDOW, I take this opportunity of thanking my numerous customers for the support with which they have so long favored me, aud to express a hope that my successors may receive an equally liberal amount of patronage, which I feel confluent they will strive to ni^rit. J. FIRTH. Nelson, February 3, 1868. 251 WITH reference to the foregoing announcement, the undersigned beg to express a hope that, by punctual attention to oo crs, and by supplying articles of first-rate quality, they will merit a continuance of those favors which their predecessor has been accustomed to receive. NEALE & HADDOW. Collingwood-street, Nelson, February 3, 1868. 252 J. ASHBURN, GROCER, ACCOUNTANT, and COPYIST, Hardy -street, BEGS to thank his many friends and the public genera. ly for their liberal support hitherto, and begs to inform them that he has REMOVED to NEW PREMISES, adjoining the Old Postoffice, where he hopes for a continuance of their patronage. January 31, 1868. 239