Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Lyell Times and Central Buller Gazette, Volume VI, Issue 254, 2 January 1886, Page 1

< Nelson Advertisements. ANCHOR FOUNDRT NELSON. A LL kinds of Engineering and Smithwork, Iron and Brass Founding Mining, Marine, and Monumental Work, Communication Twice Weekly by Anchor Line Steame and prices quoted delivered at Wes Coast Ports. ALEXANDER BROWN, Manager. Anchor Line of Steam Packets. " Charles Edward," " Kennedy" and u Murray," Run regularly between Nelson and West Ccast Ports, Nelson and Wellington, and Nelson and Wanganui. JOHN H. COCK & CO., Managing owners, Nelson. CROWN STABLES, HARDY ST?., NELSON. TpIRST-CLASS SADDLE HORSES, J- Buggies, Carriages, and Coaches of every description At moderate prices. Loose Boxes on modern style. Excellent Grass Paddocks.. Careful Grooms always in attendance. JAMES CANNING, Proprietor.

A SK for Kirkpatrick's Lollies. All our Lollies are made from the Best White Sugar, and we guarantee them pure and free trom any injurious colour* ing matter. S. KIRKPATRICK & CO., NELSON.

Westport Advertisements. THE EMPIRE HOTEL, Palmerston Street, Westport. rpHE above favourite and well-known - 1 - Hotel is now complete, and replenished with all modern improvements. Visitors to Westport will find the Empire possesses every possible comfort. Its proximity to all peaces of business renders it a most desirable residence for Commercial Gentlemen and those proceeding by the various steamers. Superior accommodation for families. Favourite Beers on draught to suit all bastes The Masonic Hall available for entertainments at shortest notice. JOHN HUGHES, Proprietor. Liteby Stable.

GEORGE HOLMES, (Next Empire Hotel.) Vehicles cf every kind on hire. Every accommodation and attention for Livery Horses.