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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 228, 22 September 1873, Page 3

r „.,,.. .i.,.!..^..!. — 1...1.H Jii. i..i.-....„; ] ... , „ TAKAKA. FOR SALE, — That desirable FREEHOLD HOUSE and GARDEN, at present in the occupation of Mr James Ross, Takaka. Apply to 2267 E. BUXTON & CO. . AUCTION SALE On THURSDAY, the 25th September, 1873, At 12.15 M.T., On the Premises of Mr Waring, Richmond, (late Dr Lakin's). HJ. L. AUG ARDE has received instruc- « tions to Sell the following HORSES, l Thorough-bred Hack, a right goer 1 do Lady's Hack, docile and showy Saddles, Bridles, &c. Forks, Brushes, Barrows, &c. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of Bedsteads— Chairs— Chiffonnier— Loo Tables Dining — Bookcase— Washstands — Toilet Sets— Fenders— Fire Irons— Chests of Drawers— Mattrasses — Cocoa-nut Matting—Fire Dogs— Hearthrugs— Spring Mattings, &c , &c. KITCHEN. Dresser — Chairs — Colonial Oven — Boiler — Saucepans — Zinc Buckets — Wash Tubs, &c. SURGEBY, Drugs — Bottles — Pill Machines — Marble Slabs— sundry articles too numerous to mention. H. J. L. AUGARDE, 2256 Auctioneer. DIRECT COMMUNICATION between: SYDNEY AND SOUTHEKN PORTS OF NEW ZEALAND VIA MANUKAU. ft X Hp* llls New " Zf aland Shipping 4j v <Sk. Company's fast and favorite *9&388* P H CE B E, 613 tons, Captain Henry Woesp, will sail for Sydnf y via Taranaki and Manukau, on WEDNESDAY, the Ist October. Passengers are reminded that the above steamer has lately undergone a most thorough overhaul of hull and machinery, besides receiving a new boiler. Her saloon has been entirely renovated, and her fore-cabin considerably enlarged. Altogether, she may be pronounced to be one of the fastest and most comfortable passenger steamers in the Australian Colonies. Shippers and consignees are hereby informed that particular attention will be paid to the transhipment of cargo at the Manukau. As one of the Company's steamers will always be ready on the Phoabe's arrival from Sydney, the Company will always be in a position to guarantee that no delay will take place in forwarding cargo. The want of regular communication between Sydney and the Southern ports of this Colony has long been felt, and the Company therefore rely upon the support of the public for this the shobtest route between Australia and New Zealand. N, EDWARDS AND CO., 2377 Agents. J k lVr E SSR S * M cMECKAN < jy|<d|L JjX Blackwood & Co.'s of splendid Steamships — •SlliilgSP Albion — Tar arua — A lhambra — Otago,— Omeo — Claud Hamilton, &c, &c. Sept 23rd.— Omuo, for Greymouth, Hokitika, Newcastle and Melbourne. Sept. 24th— Alhambra, for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff, and Melbourne. Passenger Fares very low. T. CAWTHRON Agent, 2365 Government Wharf. ANCHOR JjU_L STEAM LINE OF 4J||s|__ PACKETS. FOR WESTPORT, HOKITIKA AND GREYMOUTH. THE MURRAY TO-MORROW MORNING the 23rd inst. At 10 o'clock. THE KENNEDY On or about THURSDAY, the 25th inst. FOR WANGANUI, THE CHARLES EDWARD" About MONDAY the 29th inst FOR iLENHEIM. THE &YTT EL TON On or about MO*; DAY the 29t h inst. 1454 N. EDWARDS & CO. THE 4JIA STEAM N E W SHLPPING ZEALAND (LIMITED). TIME TABLE— SEPTEMBER. 22nd : WELLINGTON, for Taranaki and Manukau. TO-NIGHT, at 7. 24th : LADYBIRD, for Pi-ton. Wellington, Lyttelton, and Otago. On WEDNESDAY. 29th : TARANAKL, for Taranaki and Manukau. 2289 N. EDWARDS & OX)., Agents.