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THE NEW MELODEON TUNEBOOK. A Fresh Supply just Received. R. LDCAS & SON. BIBLES, in Various Bindings ; Plain and Ornamental. I R. LDCAS & SON, BRIDGE-STREET. RULERS, Roun d and Parallel AtR. LUCAS AND SON. WATER COLOURS ! ! WATER COLOURS ! ! ! R. LUCAS & SON. DAILY COACH FROM NELSON TO FOXHILL. THE undersigned respectfully informs the inhabitants of Nelson and the Waimeas that he runs a COACH DAILY between Foxhill and Nelson; leaving Foxhill at half-past 7 o'clock a.m. and Nelson at 3 p.m. Booking Offices at the Wakatu and Commercial Hotels, Trafalgar-street. 1574 FRANCIS HOLDER. TyELSON T)HOTOGRAPHIC "DOOMS HARDY STREET, T. H. BANNEHR, Photographer, SUCCESSOR TO A. FLETCHER. Photography in all its Branches 1 . ' , jJ j CAEEFTJri.i'Y EXECUTED. s <f , portraits*. of. children- by the Instantaneous Process. 6 FOR 10S 1524 WANGAPEKA DIGGINGS. Begs io call the attention of DIGGERS arid others to the fact that they may have Capital ACCOMMODATION and be supplied with every .REQUISITE at the BELL-GROVE INN AND STORE. At the Foot of Spooner's Range, about Three-quarters-of-a-mile. aboye' Holder's Coach-house, Foxhill, Wai-iti Valley.^ --•' '• 2498 LIGHT FOUR-WHEELED WAGON BETWEEN NELSON AND MOTUEKA. : He TT^YGOCE^begsy to inform ithe Pub- • ii XjL,-? JicJthai he has Goh_uehced; RUNI NINGF a COMFORTABLE" FOUR-WHEEL WAGON beween Nelson and MOTUEKA and Intermediate Places. Leave -NELsoN-.for.. Mprn__A. every Monday and Thursday MbßNiNar'at 9 o'clock. m p.; \ ig 'v- \- J-S . ;'• Leave Nejjson for 'Rio__"dNrj every Tuesday and Friday Afternoon, at 4.30. Leave Motueka for Nelson every Tuesday and Friday Morning*-, at 8 o'clock. Leave Richmond for Nelson every Monday and Thursday Mobn^ng, at 7 o'clock; and every Tuesday and Friday Afternoon 2 o'clock. The Conveyance will Start ftom the Coach and Horses in Nelson, and Humboldt's, at Motueka, where Parcels will be Received and Passengers Booked. As this is the only really comfortable, Vehicle that iasJ-e ver -been placed on -the Road, H. HAYCOCK hopes to receive, the patronage of Passengers. 222 i^NEWj HOMEf \ THE LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE NEWSPAPER, Specially produced for Australasia, is the. EUROPEAN MAIL, Published in London every Fourth Fridey, for dispatch for the Mail, via. Marseilles. .The European Mail- is pnly 13s. per annum Postage paid, to anybody anywhere. The- Evropehti Mail ii Soid'hy all Booksellers and News Agents. The European Mail is the best Advertising Medium for Australasia. The European Mail Office is Colonial Buildings, Canon Street, London. Agenta for Kelson :|— Messrs. „ J. Hounsell 2615 'WJ M^StAnton, and J^TrNQLEi a C H,O 0 L T> O OKS ON SALE BY T> T UCAS & OON. Collier's History of England, with sketch of Indian, and Colonial Empire. Little Arthur's English History Dr. Smith's Smaller History Mary's Grammar (Mrs. Marcet) Routledge's British Spelling Book Carpenter's Spelling Mayor's Spelling Colenso's Arithmetic Phillips's School Atlas of Australia „ Introductory Atlas Collins' Selected Atlas Step by Step Guy's Geography for Beginners Anderson's Geography Hughe's Class Book of Physical Geography Young Child's Atlas Copy Books, Exercise Books &c, &o.