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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 138, 13 June 1871, Page 3

J%S& at ice, AJ-S-CroukTaEinst JAMES HENRY JJ_L £__JEGEA mult^fcE rendered to me on or , ''before the 2let instany, afto^which date none will be recognised. / 1084 I JOHN TREGEA. J-_ y •JYTESSRS. pURTIS T3ROTHERS 2- J/.JCENSED BROKERS / Uiraer " The Land Transfer Act," are prepared to bring Properties under its operation, and to Effect Transfers on the Scale of Fees provided by the Act. 929 TJRIME "V" ORK TTAMS ! ! / 1 CAjJ Xjtf&T NOW ON SALE « / yYRmRY HOUNSELL'S, 804 7 No. 1, Bridge-street. COACH BUILDER AND WHEELWRIGHT. r\ TT TV/TILLER begs to inform the \jm IT , JJ/JL Public of Nelson that he has COMMENGRD2B3USINESS in ihe above liu_" on the pcrais-fefpr Messrs. WIMSETT and SON, ancf^iopelf by good workmanship /and moderate charges, to share their support. FEBLOEgf SPOKES, NAVES, ON\S/.LE. G.H.MILLER, / BRIDGE STREET, NELSON 661 ENCOURAGE LOCAL MANUFACTURE. THE Undersigned has been appointed Agent for Messrs. SIMONS & MALCOLM, for the SALE of F LAX M ATS - M A iEX- R OPE ' and begs to call the attention of the Public of Nelson to the fact that these Mats, &c, are SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING EVER MAjSF OF NEW- ZEALAND FLAX, / "Will stand double the wear of Cocoa-nut Fibre Mats, and COST ONLY ABOUT HALF THE PRICE. •7-pppy Come and see them. » / / A. B. JACKSON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT, TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON. 1086 3 AS. PER TON \j "FOR BEST NEWCASTLE COALS. 26 s ' PEE TON ~Z SECOND QUALITY NEWCASTLETCOALS. OAS. PER TON yY GREY COALSC OOS. PER TON O-W FOE WEST WANGANUI (JOALS. TERMS CAShV JOSEPH GARRARD, 736 Government Wharf. "OURFORD'S pOAL T\EPOT, THE PORT, y i/»*) (Opposite Lukins' Lime Kiln.) 7Ytsow Landing, ex the Pj_ar_, and yY ON SALE,— -^ QA TONS COLLINGWOOD CIOAI-i Ov 30/- per ton at the Port. / 33/- „ Delivered. / Sample of the Coal to be seen at Mr. Mabin's, Bridge-street. Ex the Waiohopa^— j OA TONS SCREENED WANGANUI TAJ COALS, 40/- per ton, Delivered. terms cash. Orders left at Mr. J. R. Mabin's, Bridge-street, will be carefully attended to. -**4 JAMES O. BURFORD. ESTABLISHED IS 58. /J. W. T T ArT r ° N MEDICAL, SURGICAL, and MECHANICAL DEN T I/S T . J. W. T. calls attention to the many years' residence in Nelson, which is a guarantee for his ,jirofessional reputation. The advantage of Assaying and Repining- his own Materials, and with the Most iMPfiOTED Appliances used in the construction of ARTIFICIAL TEETH, , enables him to assure that no deleterious com/ pounds are used in his Establishment, such as are being 'passed off on the public for cheapness, set on plates composed; of ; Zinc,' ;Copper, Silver, Tin, &c, by analysis. \" ' TEETH (ADJUSTED WITHOUT , RESORTING TO RECKLESS EXTRACTION.