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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 98, 27 April 1868, Page 1

Shipping Notices.' .I.*Tnj3L rTIHE paddle steamer LADY BARKLY, qßSti^o&gbir J. Walker, Master (subsidized by tbe I 'rovincial Government for the conveyance of Mails to Motueka, Waitapu, and Collingwood), will leave as under : — Nelson for MOTUEKA, Tuesday, April 28, at 11 a.m. Motueka for COLLINGWOOD, Tuesday April 28, at 1 p.m. Collingwood for WAITAPU, Wednesday, April 29, at 10 a.m. Waitapu for MOTUEKA, Wednesday, April 29, at 2 p.m. Motueka for NELSON, Thursday, April SO, at 12 noon. Nelson for Motueka, Saturday, May 2, at 12 noou. Motueka for Nelson, Saturday, May 2, at i p.m. For freight or passage, apply to JAMES C. BURFORD, 2711 Government Wharf. PANAMA, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL COMPANY (Limited). STEAM to ENGLAND, CALIFORNIA, and NEW YORK, via Panama, in conjunction with the steamships of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, of London, and Pacific iiail Steamship Company, of New York. 'SA. $k nfU-IE Screw Steamship «$9-|Hl^. JL MATAURA, ■^iflj^^^^ 1760 tons register, 550 horse■^liilflillgp'power, G. E. Bird, Commander, is appointed to leave WELLINGTON, for PANAMA, On FRIDAY, May Bth, 1868, at 3 p.m. with Her Majesty's MajJls. Through bills of lading are issued at moderate rates, and shippers may rely on regular delivery, in good order, in schedule time. This Company's steamers LEAVE SYDNEY on the lst, and WELLINGTON on the Bth of each month ; are due at Panama on the sth or 6th of the following month, and will form regular connection there as follows: — For SOUTHAMPTON. Leave Colon on 6th or 7th, direct for, and arriving at Southampton on the 29th of each month. For SAN FRANCISCO. Leave Panama on 9th; arriving at San Francisco 22nd of each month. For NEW YORK. Leave Colon on 12th or 13th; arriving at JNew York 20th or 21st of each month. Passengers booked from all this Company's Agencies, at through rates, to San Francisco and to Jamaica, St. Thomas, Havana, Trinidad, Vera Cruz, and Demerara. First-class passengers are allowed 336 lbs. or 20 cubic feet for iuggage ; second-class, 168 lbs. or 15 cubic feet, which must be delivered at the Company's office 24 hours before the departure of the steamer, when it will be labelled, manifested, weighed, and measured. All excess to be paid for as measurement goods, without primage. Intending passengers are informed that the homeward 6teamers call at Water Island for coal only, thereby avoiding a transhipment. For full particulars, rates of freight, passage, &c, apply at the Company's offices. 726 NELSON RESTAURANT, Trafalgar-street. ALFRED HOUGHTON respectfully informs the public that having opened the above premises, it shall be his earnest endeavor, by attention to the comfort of his visitors, to secure liberal patronage. All provisions in season, of the best quality, can be obtained from 6 a.m. to 12 p.m # Meals, Is. See Bill of Fare. 476 NELSON RACES. TURF HOTEL, STOKE. H. J. L. AUGARDE, Proprietor. "DOARD and RESIDENCE, 255. per week. A Seven-stall Stable to be Let, with or without fodder. During the Race Days, Standing Room for 300 Horses to be Let. 625 ON SALE, a quantity very superior Poverty Bay Perennial Rye Grass SEED, cheap. JOHN R. MABIN. RECEIVED, per late Shipment, a fresh assortment of Wesleyan Hymn Books, the Family Friend, Leisure Hour, Sunday at Home, Christian JMiscellany. and Early Days. LUCAS Se SON. COMPANION to the WESLEYAN HYMN BOOK just received, and on sale. R LUCAS & SON. WAYSEDE TB ACTS and the little Library, at R. LUCAS & SON'S.