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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXIII, Issue 529, 31 December 1889, Page 2

1 > n.**m*mmj&-inniltn tfii6ti£&mmmm*m**m***^**a IVI B v?' F ' WILSON, DENTIST, leaves l» a. Nelson on the 3rd Ootober. Will be absent abont a month. Mpfc. W. C. GILBERT, DENTIST, Trafalgar street, laving made arrangements to Import his Materials direot from the leading manufacturers, bis FEES for the future will be on she Lowest Soale oonaißtant witn Good Wokkmanship. Consulting Hours, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ; Olosed at 8 p.m. on Saturdays. ADAMS AND KINGDON," ',p..ii.m.. r ifatax Boiaxsd Aujlss, jrertnexa t OHAwan JOH«. iTabmi, BARRISTERS AND SOLIOITORS, NOTARIM3 Public :fcLi 5 1> \) O O LBN r> KSy sun: B to suit borrowers, at Lowest Rates,

NOTICE. Thb Evening Mail will NOT be published Tomorrow (New lear'g Day).

Thebe is at present in the town a gentleman named Mr Hibble, who lived here many years ago, and having recently been at the Exhibition at Dunedin in offioial oonneotion with tbe New Sonth Wales Court, he waa naturally anrc ions, to Bee what sort of a show was made by the district of whioh he had many pleasant reoolleqCymß, Having heard of his being in Nelson, a repr-eßentative of this journal waited upon him to ascertain, how he was impressed with the exhibits Bent from here, lt is not a flattering desorip tion that he gives, but wo fear it is too true. First of all he spoke of the bay devoted to the exhibits of Messrs Kirkpatriek arid Co, and Mr Palme, to wbiob too bigh praise