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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 102, 29 April 1873, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WAN.TED,a good GENERAL BERVANT. Apply to Mrs. MABIN, 1080 Nile-street East. TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. QUARTERLY MEETING on SATURDAY, May 3rd. 1 078 WE, the Undersigned, hereby authorise Mr Chables Peeceval to COLLECT all ACCOUNTS DUE to us.. JOHN PRATT. . 1069 F. TEASK. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST between Foxhill and the Bridge Inn, a SACK, containing a SHAWL and COAT. The Finder will receive the above reward by leaving it at the Fobest Inn. 108 1 SEED WHEAT POR SALE. r<OOD CLEAN SICILIAN-. T. J. THOMPSON, 1Q 75 HeadiDgly, Richmond. INLAND COMMUNICATION COMMITTEE. A MEETING of the above Committee will take place at the Govebnment Buildings, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) EVENIN Gi at half-past Seven o'clock. WM. ROUT, !077 Secretary. TENDERS will be received by the Wsiimea , Road Board, until Nine a.m. on MONDAY, May 12, for— • 1. Gravelling in Spring Grove 2. Forming in Pigeon Valley, towards Stanley Brook 3. Forming in Dovedale. between Blue Creek and Russ's Bank. Specifications to be seen after MONDAY, sth May,, for No. 1, at the Bridge Hotel; for 2 and 3, at the Forest and Thorpe Inns. Tenders (of which the lowest will not necessarily be accepted) to be left with Members of the Board, the Secretary, or at the Star, Richmond. . T. J. THOMPSON, 1076 Secretary. BERLIN WOOL, various Shades BEADS, all Colors KNITTING PINS and HOOKS TATTING SHUTTLES, &c, &c On Sale, at R. LUCAS & SON'S. " CARD CASES, Ladies' and Gentlemen's At R. LUCAS & SON'S. FOURPENNY EXERCISE BOOKS Just Received by R. LUCAS & SON. VTDOGLE, NIGHTMAN, CHIMNEYw n ir SWEEp . &c. Orders left at Mr w. o. Wilkins, Bridje-street. 1074

T. S. WTMOND & CO., ARE NOW SHOWING ALL THE NOVELTIES IN „ AUTUMN AND WINTEE DEAPEEY Jt3 COMPEISING- THE LARGEST AND MOST CHOICE ASSORTMENT § EVER OPPERED IN THE PROVINCE, Q The whole of which has been purchased by our own Buyers expressly for* the P |25 Nelson Trade, and Shipped via Meleouene, from Home. [jsj g !0: W p FANCY DRESS DEPARTMENT, n . INCITJDES SOME CHOICE KEW MATERIALS ADAPTED POR THE © / WINTER SEASON, SUCH AS— «8 Figured and Plain Repps in. Wool and Silk Figured Tassos — Satin Cloths— g Roubaix Cloths— Sultanas— ltalian Cloths— Japanese Poplins— Broche and S [z; Striped Lustres— Wool Popleenes— Wool Plaids— French Merinos in all the g fcj New Shades. H B^JTAs many of the above Lines are already Selling Freely, we recommend our j^ friends making their selections, as T. S. Wxmond & Co. cannot replace them at Q the prices they are now fceing oflered at. y •S. :o: g ■g MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. g ►-j Extreme care has been taken in our purchases for this Department, which comprise the most Unique Selections from the Magazines of Paris and London. All the q GO Fashionable Untrimmed Straw Hata— Velvet and Felt Hats— Flowers— Feathers— G PJ Ruches— Ribbons, &c. Also, the Latest Novelties in Trimmed Goods. . H g . — -so: Qi 2 MANTLE DEPARTMENT. g -. Ladies' and Girls' Jackets and Mantles in Silk Velvets— Velveteens— Plain Cloths— " S Waterproofs— Costumes— Orerskirts— Petticoats— Crinolines, &c, all really uj j^ handsome and very Cheap. »^ W — :0:- H The above, along with our present Stock of i 3O JSJ BLANKETS, FL ANNELS, SH EE TIN G, Q ! g WOOLLEN AND COTTON GOODS, GENERALLY, >\ Bought largely in excess of our wants last year, and in view of the Hioh qq j g Prices now ruling at Home, enables us to open the Season under -j psr, especially favorable circumstances to butebs. gp =£■■■'■ ■ ' — *— . Jaj AU Goods marked at the Lowest Cash Pbices, and from which no discount H . can be allowed. y'i ..T. *S. .'■'-■ hall of , Commerce. '■V WholhßAl*b^De*pabtmbnt,; - -.y ■'- .■.fy '■ ■ YY'p .yY-Y ■jj:Z-Z}^piV, Bridgeiistreet, •y" ; , 1052 _ J