rpHE ERIENDS of the undersigned are rei spectfu'Hy invited to attend tfie FUNERAL of their late Brother, ISAAC HARPER, which wiil leave his late residence at Spring Grove, TO-MOKIiOW (Saturday} Morrang, about 9 j o'clock, and will pa?s tiirough Nelson about 3 , o'clock, on irs way to the New Cemetery. JAMES and GEORGE HARPER. Nelson,-Dec. 4, 1868. 2548 WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY, MOTUEKA. rnWO SERMONS will be' preached in, the JL Wesleyan Chapel, Motueka, on SUNDAY, 27th December, in the Morning at 11, and in the Evening at 7 o'clock, by the Rev. 11. L. VICKEHS. * Collections^ after each Service in aid of the above School. On MONDAY following, 28th, there wiJl be a TEA MEET Iis'G, after which several Ministers r and Friends will deliver addresses. Children's Tea at 3, Adults at 5 o'clock. Tickets. Is. cd. each; Children not belonging to the School, la. 2539 NOTICIC.is hereby given, that WILLIAM • AfcSTLE, Waiiuea-road, Storekeeper, has this day ASSIGNED all his Stock-in-Trade, &c , to K. Uuxton & Co., Merchants, Nelson, for the benefit of his creditors. A ll. DEBTS owing by and to the said W. Astle up to this date to be sent in to Messrs E. Bux.con & Co. before the rst January, 1869, or the> r will not be recognised. Trafaigar-street, Nelson, Dec. 2, 1 869. 2542 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. WE, Ihe undersigned, carrying on business under the style or firm of Moore & Conway, Builders, ba-ve DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP this day, by mutual consent, the j business being tarried on in future by C. W. .1 Moore. ? - j C. W. MOORE. T. CONWAY. ! Witness— P. C. Wilson. Nelson, N.Z., Dec. 3, 1868. 2544 the best and cheapest JlCeady-made Oloxhing JjlL ercery 18 AT J W ILSON & XtICIIARDSON'S, ! Who have just added to their Stock — . 8 PACKAGES of Mcns and Boys' HATS aud CAPS 6 PACKAGES of Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarves, Hosiery, Gloves, &c. 5 PACKAGES of Melbourne-made - CLOTHING O PACKAGES of Mole TROUSERS. WILSON & KICHARDSOISr, BRIDGE-STREET.. 2433 MASONIC HOTEL, TRAFALGAIUSTREET. ■ Nelson. K EVERETT (Late of the Bank Hotel), EEGS to announce, that he . has RECOMI MJDNCED BUSINESS in the above Premises, and trusts that, by adhering to the same principles of management which have hitherto guided his efforts, aud secured rainy years of public patronage and confidence, a large measure of support will again be accorded him. , The ample accommodation .possessed by the NEW PREMISES affords unusual facilities for the comfort of temporary residents in . town, while the CULINARY and BAR DEPARTMENTS will be very carefully superintended. An ORDINARY every day, at 1 o'clock. at any hour hi the day. A SPACIOUS BILLIARD ROOM. 2537 FLAX in.stock.at all, times a>d in any quan- . tity, at .2541 R. K. TURNER'S, Nile-st7 West. FOfi SALE, CHEAP, \ LOT of PACKING CASES. 2543 WILSpN & RICHARDSON. TO BREEDER'S OF PIGS. EOR SALE, a splendid SOW, 2 years old, sister to the Boar that won the Prize last year at the Agricultural Show, with 2 Young Ones, 6 weeks old. The Sow was imported ex * Annie Benfield.- . J. BLANCHE, 2543 Harwi-road.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 287, 4 December 1868, Page 3
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