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Wanted. WANTED, a strong Girl as NURSE __ T_. 1V _ Ala -^I'PJy to Mr«. PICKERING, the Wood. 47 6 WANTED, a OLKRK in the SALESMAN'S Office. Apply in writing to 359 N. EDWARDS & CO. A MAN accustomed to GARDENING, Fencing, and Gemr.l Work, can hear of a YEAR'S EMPLOYMENT on application to the undersigned. He must understand tae management of Sheep. 456 JOHN R. MABIN. WANTED. 500 lbs. of Eli fiSH BUTTER (Weekly), Also, SALT BUITER, EGGS, and POULTRY. W. PATTERSON, 300 Hsrdy-street. WANTED. PRIVATE APARTMENTS for a Married Couple in a hespectable Family, where no Uoardera are kept. Address J.B , care of Mr J. T. SMITH, Trafalgar-Square. 392 WANTKD, a Man accustomed to FARM WORK and the management of horses. A married man preferred. Apply to 379 THOMAS HA KLEY. WANTKD. a Good COOK and HOUSEMAID. Woman Cook preferred.— Apply COMMERCIAL HOTEL. 268 General Notices. HOP-PICKING. """" HOP-PICKERS are requested to SEND IN their NAMES to 360 THOS. HARLEY. COMMERCIAL EXPRESS AGENC_*. WILLIAM COOKSEY, LICENSED CUSTOM- HOUSE AND FORWARDING AGENT, BEGS to state that he is now prepared to Receive any Goods, by railway or otherwise, and forward B<tme to their destination either by steamboat or other conveyaace. Parlies entrusting him with the execution of such or.ters may depend upon punctually and reasonable charges. Nel.on, 7th February, 1876. 373 ONE POUND REWARD. LOST, in Pigeon Valley, a BAY PONY with black points, whtie star on forehead. Anyone giving such information as will lead to its recovery will receive the above rewnrd. 134 F. HOLDER. COACH BETWEEN NELSON AND FOXHILL. HOLDER'S COACH will continue to RUN between these tivo places. Ltave Foxhill at 7-30 a.m. Leave Nelson at 4 p.m. 30S FRANCIS HOLDER. HOLDER'S COACH versus THE RAILWAY. Why should you support the former . JbEOAUBK — (1) It has done good service for Elev___ Years. (2) It IB 'CHEAPER. (3) After this Week, the hours will suit: you t)_tter than the Railway. (4) I pick up and laud Passengers at their own gates. (5 j I take your Parcels and deliver them at their Addresses in Town. (6) I don't pretend to take you to Foxhill and drop you two miles short of it. (7) I know you, and you know me, and that 1 may be depended upon to execute your oommi.sions faithfully. 309 FRANCIS HOLDER. UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. [EsTAHLISHED 1837. J Paid-up Capital Jt> 1,250,000. Reserve Fund £ 400,000. A SHARE REGI.TER of this Bank is now < )PEN at the Cnristchurch Branoh, to which SHAKES purchased in the London or Colonial Market can be TRANSFERRED. The Batik will undertake the PUKCHASE of SH AMES in L( >NDi )N ou the most favorable terms, All particulars can be obtained Irom the Manager ou application. JOSEPH PALMER, 273 Chief Officer for New Zealand. WAKEFIELD TEA GARDENS. LDRAGER begs to inform the public • generally thit he has >XCELi_ENT ACCOMMODATION for Picnics and Tea Parties. Refreshments can be supplied at moderate charges. Families and Wedding Partieß will find everything desirable. Nearly opposite the Lower Wakefield , Railway citation. 242 O.OLDEN FLEECE HOTEL v_J Waimea-street, Nelson. HENRY "BAILEY, Proprietob. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR BOARDERS AND TRAVELLERS. An Ordinary Daily at One o'clock. GOOD STA3LTNG. A Horsh and Trap always on Hire. 52 NELSON AID SOCIETY. SUBSCRIPTIONS in A r D of the above Society will bo tha'.kful'y received b __r, KKRH, the Honorary Treasurer, at the Offices of tbe .National Bank, in Trafalgar* jtreet. 230ft