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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XV, Issue 77, 24 December 1856, Page 4

pUscelianeous* JOSEPH ANDREWS- begs to intimate to the public that he will again COMMENCE RUNNING HIS LIGHT SPRING CART from Waijiea South to Nelbon, and from Nelsojt to Waimea South, EVEBY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. / N.B. — Parcels carefully delivered, and orders executed with despatch. A CARD. pHIMNEY SWEEP and NIGHTMAN.— \j The underagftad begs to state that he is now prepared to execute my orders in the above line, and trusts that by striot attention to any orders he may be favoured with toNgive satisfaction. All orders left a\ Mrf Evebett's, Commercial Hotel, will be attende^toV j Geoiige Witnet. ON SALE by the unjlersigned, a few useful MARES, two of thftn stinted to Captain. Waimea East, July 1. f\ Henby Martin. Mil. B. JACKSON begs to state that for tlie future the VAN vfrill run, as usual, from the WAKEFIELD ARMS'to NELSON, and back again. / Fares, ffw, as before. /BATTLE taken in EXCHANGE for \J SHEEP by the undesigned. 10th April, 1856. v.' Charles Empsoit. MR. ALEXANDER AITKEN, AUCTIOSfEER, COMMISSION, HOUSE/AND LAND AGENT, STOCK AND. SHARE BROKER, Bridge-s^jjleet, Nelson. TWO POUNDS REWARD, S^TOLEN or STRAY/D from the paddock kJ of Mr. H. Redwood/ 1 about six weeks since, a well-bred saddle MARE-/chestnut, free from white. Any person restoring /the said mare to Mr. Redwood, afc HedgesfoY-d, cp to the Rev. J. Warren, in Nelson, will receive tuV above reward. John Warren. <