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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 265, 6 December 1876, Page 4

E. W. DEE, TAILOB, BRIDGK-STREET, : .- Has just received a Labob Shipmbnx of " THE NEWEST NOVELTIES in :■ ' . •' ''" SUITINGS, COATINGS, FANCY VBSTINGS, WEST OP ENGLAND V AND SCOTCH TWEEDS. —o— ■-, ... ■ E. W. I), respectfully solicits, an inspection of the above, and would also call attention to his large assortment of ° IOSGIEL T¥EEI)S JUST TO HAND. 3090-26 CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868 NOTICE is hereby given that on and after . ttieO&th day or December; ;1876, the ; provisions of. •• -The . Cattle. Trespass? Act, ' 1 1868." will be ENFORCED upon mjr land, being S vtipns 184, lIJS, 6; 26. and 40, and part of 183. District of Moniaaa and tbat it is my intention to claim damages for all. Cal6 e treapasaing on the bbW land, whetaer faiiCed or uneoclosed. > ■' " ' -" ' JAMES ROSS. Moutere, Nov. 15, 1576. 3402 TO STAND THIS SEASON, At Mr. Atkins' Stables, Motueka, ENTIRE LACS HOHSE LEGS. TTfSITING RIWAKA, i>nl the LOWER V &nA UPPER MOUTERES— Mondays at Riwaka Tuesdays ; , „ . Motuejka. : Wednesdays n { and Upfee ■■"(■■ moutbres '.':- Thursdays Returning to Bridgbs . .iNN.LoWEsI^iourEBB -'■■•■ % . PROM IHBHCEXaPAW^ ■■-■■ r iQATOTABA ; via v NGA-i 11 v ; TIMOTI. ' " FaiDAYs ,( At ms own Stables, SiATUKDAYa. ' i'X PANaATOTARA.' Terms— Three Guineas each Mare; Groom age, Mve Shillings. . s - , Two or more Mires as per •agreement. 3008. \*; FRANCIS HOLBjEE. • TO STAND THIS SEASON. The Thoroughbred.|ipraa TO T A ft A Eight Years Old. : ... . Tot asa Is a bio d bay, with black point*, 8 amis 16} hanJs high, got by Diomede*, out of. Wuimea, &c, &j. See * Sew . Zsalan-i Stud Book.' Terms — Five Guineas, half-bred mares, and. Ten. Guineas thoroughbred mares subjtct to, an advance of tea per cent if not pniii by the 15th of Janmry, 1877, to tha undereig ed. Groqin's Fee, ss. payable on first fervice. The horse will visit the follow. ing(|:lacts at fie times stated; if; aujQcuatiaducement offers, and weitherpermttting :— Mondays— Wakefield Arms, Forest Inn, . . anil Jcrvis's • Tuesdays— All rigton Farm Wednesdays— Waimaa West Tkoksdays— Allingtoh Farm Fbidats— i <iohmond and Stoke . Fbid»t fe-VB^icias p PAToßDAYß— Disher's Siablts, Nelaah. Good paddocks at Alliogton Farm, at 3s per week each m«re, to be paid on removal' Erftry care taken, but no responsibility; Parties wishing to h»ve their mares served in the montli of January, can do so by calling at Ailing ton Farm. 2911 SAM. POWELL. STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY ..OF NEWTt ZEALAND.; ,^ FIRE MARINE AND GUAR ANTES. Capital ................ ,...:i £^,000,000, . Unlimited Liability of a large body of 'Colonial Shatehbldera. •-v'-^-Insurers in Ibis Office participate 'is(t(it pn&h—a. liberal arrangemeat nob' afforded, by any other Company doicg business ia the Colony. . . . , ~ _ .;,.;• rj ,'.;.; .: r ■ Insurances effected at as ow rates aa aay other Com paoy. k N E LSON "~88 A NOa : - a.IF scaife; "■■*/' .Chief Agepfe. GRATEUL— COMFORTING. EP P S \ s"~Cp C OjA, BREAKFAST. \\ j "By a thorough^ knowledge of the natural : laws which govern the operations of digestioa and nutrition, and by, a careful application of the fine properties of well-aelected Ccco^-Mr. Epfs has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately -flavored beverage which may sava us many doctors' bills. It is by the ju<liciona use of such a; ticks of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease* Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fottified with, pure blood and a properly nourished frattio,' —See article in the Cibil . Service Gazette: ; • Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only in packets, labelled thus— JAMES' EPPS & CO,, HOMEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 43, Threadneedle^ street, and 170, Piccadilly Works : Eostom Road, and Camdbn Towk