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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 273, 18 November 1871, Page 3

( . JCTENRY J^jREW, WATCH MAKER AND JEWEtLER, TRAFALGAR STRB*!t, TTTHILST tendering hisr«pecjfljftl)anks to VV Ms fellow Colonists patroiage and support during his residearein Nelson, dfares to intimate that circumsterffces havettfiapirei which will necessitate msreturn to _Jßngland, he has therefore determined on GRHS.TLY REDUCING; TIE PRICES of iris large and • valuable Stock of Jewellery, Clocks, Watches,' sirid Plated Goo '^j/so as toeflftjct a disposal of the whole as\pee^aly as possible. As it will necessarily be some time before the above object c-n be accomplished, EL D. will still Vgive his undivided attention to all kinds of repairs. Old Silver or Gold taken in exchange. sf *3f'O LET, yS* TTS/AuxSLvucib, a FOTIR - RODMED .ly/COTTAGE; Water laid onrand^very convenience. Rent Low. Apply tov_^ 2248 '■'■'. B. JACKSON. A /J UNIJZSRSAL y j PARCE& D^WVERY COM^iNY. ■ r\\ H E TJySerpmed having bren appointed X Agest fo^jfen Express Compant, is prepared to>RECEIME GOODS AND PARCELS 1 cor dlblivery in any part of tbe [ WORLD. Y_2i>3 - ' JOHN R. MABIN. f POTATO^^ POTATOES ! I I A FEW^6nS-- a Prime Lot— Eor Sale . I IS y^a^Sj^ y . 2257 / JOIW R. MABIt^ AUCTION ON SATURDAY NEXT, 1 At 4 o'clock. \/ — / At the Whakp op Me. ITkanzen. mHE Well-known YACT " PETREL." She X is one of the Fastest in New Zealand, took the Second Prize at last year's Regatta, being . beaten only by the "Red Jacket; is well found in Sails, Spars and Gear. « The large and powerful BOAT "BRUCE," builf of Huon Pine, has an Iron KeeJ<abput 3£ cwt., and a first-class outfit of Sails/Oars, ace. A PLEASURE BOAT aboutl^feet long, : with new suit of sails, and well foupfl in Gear. '':.'• AISOyT The Well-known -Fas^and Favorite BOAT " ECLIPSE,V^ith alr-Rer Gear complete. This boat won the First Prize at ]a<t year's Regatta, and for her class is unequalled by any boat in New Zea'and. .. ,..-.• g^ 3 *, The Auctioneer : |desires to. call particular attention to the ahoye sale, as to those fond of boating, or desirous of competing at the (•nailing Regatta, aflbrds an unusual oppor--1 iot 'procuring desirable boats. JOHN R. MABIN, 2261 Auctioneer. ANCHOR JJUI STEAM LINE OF !^^^^|>; PACKETS. FOR WESTPORT AND GREYMOUTH. mHB \cHOLBS EDWARD," X TO-p>tY, (SATURDAY), aUffidnight. E^fß WESTPORT, HOKIT^KA, AND GREYMOUTH: THE "KENNED\y/ on MONDAY, the 20th inst. ', ; 2231 .; R EDWARDS & CO. Messrs. McMeckak, B%a.ok:wood & Company's Line of Splendic Steam Packets. FOR WEI LINGTON, LYTTEft^ON, P)RT CHALMERS, MELBOURNE^ / \yQ Fl c Steamship Q I * /4 Jl| ■ ' CLAI JSjAMILTON, '3®£s%s!m& Captain Clab^e, will leave as above on MONDAY,,! Ie 20th in\t For Freight or Passag* , apply to N. EDW LRDS & CO., 2245 Agents. NEW ZEALAND STEAM SHIPPING CO. FOR TAJTANAKI AND MANDKA U . i,y/f „ npHEN.Z.S.S.Co.'sUnrivaU^oTß.s. yfismg&gg&D'' 1 Captain Whebleb, w/ll leave „.o,n WEDNESDAY, the 22nd iast. .; „ yJf'., , 2264 N. EDWAJRDS & CO., Agents. 1 ,-.. „■ ■, -.. r^ r-7— : ~ ; : ; ~ ~ THE UNITED STATES, NEW ZEALAHD : AND,AUSTRAUAN ,6TEAMSHIPJnNE UijiDßßj CoirniA.cx ,-wixh the New- z/Lland will leave loir; |3AN FRANClSeaii^^iH^p-' 1 , i ;^piu-),Xft^Mvi^ackland, . 30th^6^raBBS .(| Irom ; |C;;;E^^^«^!#:^^PPl3^) ", 'fir