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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXVII, Issue 102, 2 May 1893, Page 3

rpEN SHILLINGS REWARD.— LOST, X between City and Port yesterday afternoon, a pair Gold Folaiug NOSE GLASSES (round eyee). "Whoever Bhou d find would greatly oblige by taking to Mr Gilrner, Masonio Hotel, Neloon, who will band over the reward. 1312 - lp DESIRABLE PROPERTY at Stoke for SALE or TO LET,— 2S Aores good Land, comprising Pasture, Orchard, and Hop Ground. Good HOUSE and Stableß, The Property is wjil situated, within ten minutes ol Railway Station, and with a Sea Frontage, Apply A. GIBSON, 1300-3.1 Stoke. " MUSIC. ' MR R. S. AIREY (from Royal Aoademy of Mueio, London) gives LESSONS on PIANOFORTE and ORGAN, and in HARMONY and SINGINO. A HARMONY CLASS is he'd every TUESDAY EVENING at 8 o'clock. For terms apply toj MR HUFF AM, Hardy-st. 1310 - Im BTOKE'ROAD BOA ED ELECTION. T HEREBY declare Messrs GEORGE BEST, PHILLIP BEST, JOSEPH E. BAKTLETT, GEORGE W. 1) OLA MORE, HENRY LANKOW DULY ELECTED MEMBERS of the Stoke Road Board, S. CHING, 13C7- 1 Returning Officer. FOR SALE, YOUNG PIGS. Apply to the GARDENER, 1302 3 Asylum. EBEACHAM (late Bsath & Co) -Call • and see the grand ranpc of Kaiapoi and Auckland Tweed Suits at 29/0, the best value in the trade, EBEACHAM (late Beath & Co.)-Just . opened— Plain and Fancy Navy and Marone Serges and Dress Tweed?, at Bale prioes. EBEACHAM, late G. L. Beath & Co.— , Heavy Welsh Flannels, very wide, lOJd, 1/3 and 1/5, Fancy Art Muslins 2/11 12 yards E BEACH AM, late G. L. Boath & Co.— . A lot of sample Mufflers at 6d and 9d eeoh, 100 dozen more of those heavy wool Sooks 9d and la pair," EBEACHAM (late Beath & Co.)- 100 , doz. Rough Turkish Towels 4id each, worth 9d ; 36in Forfar 6Jd, large Bush Rugs 3/11 each. EBEACHAM: — Itoslyn Varna ia'Ul . shades, Black Fur Pelises 2/11. Sale will be continued for three weeks, prior to alteration of premises. $3 A FOREST LODGE, No. 481, E.C., WAKEFIELD. INSTALLATION of W.M. and INVESTITURE of OFFICERS on WEDNESDAY NEXT, Mt>y 3rd, Lodge opened at G pm, Brethren of other Lcdgea cordially invited. —2* Just opening ex Kuahine, WINTER STOCK OF FANCY NEEDLE WORK WOOLS, AND SILKS, Inoiuding Jewel Work, Drawing Linen. Eldeen Braid, Embroidery Cotton, Initial Letttts, Netting Needles and Meehes, Pompoms Sequins, Maorame Thread, New Beads, Kuiuiug and Crochet Books, Brackets, Cushion?, Borders, Cosies, dimpled and Crepe Tissue Paper, Shawline Wool, Berlin, Andalueian, and Shetland Wcolp, Slippers, Fioseette, Poarls, Boilirg Crewel, Filoselle and Kuit'ing Silks, Tincel, Transfers, Silk aud Wool Fringes, Cushion Cord, and all the Latest Novelties in New Linen Work. ENTIRELY NEW STOCK FOR THIS SEASON. H. D. JACKSON, G. L. BEATH & CO. important notice. \ EBEACHAM (late Manager), having . purchased the Nelson Business of G. L. Beath & Co., takes this opportunity of announcing to the Publio of Nelson and Bar* rounding districts, that by keeping a welliiFsorted stock of Clothing, Mercery, and General Drapery, and giving the best possible value at the lowest remunerative profit, he hope) to command a continuance of publio patronage. Pievious to neoessary alterations, a CLEARING SA.LE will be held for THREE WEEKS ONLY When the whole of the well-assorted Stock, including new Season's arrivals, will ba effered at a considerable Reduction off regular prioeß. AllAocounts Against G. L, Beath & Co, must, be paid by the Ist day of May, E. BEACHAM, (L^te G. L. Beath & CO.) TRAFALGAR AND HARDY STREETS, FAMILY GROCERY DEPOT, TRAFALGAR fcTREET. M-, M. WEBSTER has pleasure in ~ announcing that he is now in receipt of Full Supplies ol Seasonable Goods for Christmas, the New Year, the Pionio, the BoatiDg F.xoureion, and indeei for all the festive functions which take plaoe at this season of the year, and would take this opportunity to heartily thank his large oirole of oustomera for their esteemed and oontinued support. New Currants, New Valencias, New Figs, New Elmes, New Sultanas, New Muscatels, New Jordan Almonds, Neio Prunes, New Candied Peel. NEW SUGAR for Preserving, Five tons finest Bundaburg Cane Crystals in 40 and 70 pound bags. Crushed Loaf, Cube, and Brown Sugar. NEW SEASON'S TEAS.- China, Indian, and Ceylon, in paokeia, canniatera, boxes, half oheets, and oheste. Prime Canterbury Sams and Bacon. Prime Canterbury Cheese. Oz and Sheep Tongues, Spioed, Corned, and Boiled Beef and Mutton. Epping Sausage, German Sausage, Curried Boef, Rabbit and Bacon, Roabt Goose, Plum Pudding, all i ready for the table, (hoice selection of CONFECTIONERY Tor young and o!d. WINES aud SPIRITS of the best brands. English ALE and PORTER in dozen caees (EFBorted;, 42/- per oaBG. But the be t drink cf all is WEBSTER'S COFFEE, Unequalled for purity, strength, and lineness of ilavor \lways Zi-eeb. Roasted and ground daily on the premise?. One Hundredjmd Fifty Thousand of these celebrated P. J. CIGARS have been sold in the Colony einoe their introduction a year ago, and the verdiot in thtir favour is wide spread, The Clubs u«e them, our Judges smoke them, our J.P.s smoke tbem to assist in rendering their judgments pure, in fact all who know aTything of Good Tobacco emoke them, beoauae they are the Sweetest, Cheapest, most Frag* rant, and lest hand~made Cigars ever introduced into the Colony, Try them once and you, will smoke no others, M. M. WEBSTEK, TRAFALGAR STREET. NOTHING SUCOEE: NOTWITHSTANDING Sill" V* 7 E still keep on the even V V CUSTOMERS and SATISFYING OUR STOCK IS LAR< SELE IS CONSTANTLY RENEWED, hei All Goods marked in PLAIN OPENING SALES. I H. MOOR BOOT AND J=