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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 7, 8 January 1877, Page 3

Mbs.-F. Towhsend . confcinuos to supply the usual Ghristmas ; . ' and New Year's Cheer without the vaunted boast of supplying millions raked up from the Deserts of Arabia or elsewhere. She nead scarcely inform the Public that the careful selection of Garden Produce and Ponltry are grown for her establishment with care and not for pohf. ! Geese, Bucks, Turkeys, Fowls, and Garden Produce ; which can ba depended upon. Poultry ready Picked, or Dressed *o • order. 3850 i ■ Grood News fpr the Little Ones! COME TO «T. Houiiseirs and select from the best assortment ever opened in Nelson o£ "-, CHRISTMAS GIFTS TOYS BOOKS, etc. A Merry Christm as and a Happy New Yeab to All I Trafalgar-street, Nelson. 161" Xton'6 forget the 1/- and 6ATablea. : ■ ' „ 3545 t\rqtlCß— A : CONVEYANCE RUNS il3i between WAIWEA WEST and the WAIROA RAILWAY STATION, leaving the Post -Ojpfjcb, Vv"« im ea Wesfe, at 7.30 o'clock each morning and at half-past Four each, evening returning from the Wairoa Station en the arrival of the trains. 10 W. HATHERLY. MAIL TO MOTUESA. THE undersigned begs to inform the public that he intends on ai nfcer the Ist of January to. run a CONVEYANCE between and MOTUBKA, leaving th% Railway Station, Richmond, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FBI O AY, at 10 a.m.; and returning )rom MoruEKA every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 8 o'clock a.m. Attti also thit on THURSDAYS, he will leave Richmond fob Nelson at 1.30 p.m., returning to Richmosd at 4 o'clock same .day. .■•; :•:-•'.- --i All Paecels left at Tregea's Commercial Hotel for that cay will be attended to. , ! H, HAYCOCK, .6 , . ' liicbmond. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TU'ELSON AND FOXHILI! ; TIME TABLE. '_;• w «mis to 1-1 «ooQ <fl »ft «3* «t «5 93 to <O «O Q : — g .KSCQIMSO-. .COO 'oQ * ' Oi-d ci Oi C& OO O O M O IAN 00 U9 f •-< 1O te . oooi>iOO « -<''•-' o Ji S w«•*10«o-; e\ «•* ■ . c^ o* o« en o o d o P • - - ~~~-~ . gQir Read down, — — — — ■ ' Q • ft • j*^' M l 2 C '.'g « o o q < «.^ M ** * * . I=== == = 4 •dn.po3j£ Jg£ f 3 ' . -JS oioocoaDeoat'odt^cC M Omb SO CO to WIQ ' « Oflrtrtio«fflMrl P< «aisi<n ~i i-< - ~i £ S <-; «-o/rto « « o ,jj ccci'aradio) sioi ' 5 v «' t^« Kwnto M a rH 'J> 1 10 -5P 0} « « <-j © • . .P< «o <o us us «o w» ous «s Extra Trains on Tuesdays & Thursdays UP. (v. DOWN. PH. '7.15 arr. Neison Vl , dep. 12 noon. 7 6 „ BtSHOPDALB „ „ 12.8 p.m, 6.57 „ Sxosb „ 12.17 „ 646 -I „ itoom \Zp^ l lll ;;. 638 a- „ HoPB „ §_ 2.38 „ 6 SB| ,,w 1I Ho 1 (st*s : 623 „ Spring Grovb „ ? 3.35 .„ 6.13 „ Wakefikld „ 345 „ 6 0 dep. Foxhill arr. 4 0 „ Note.— Traias etop at stations marked * by signal only. Passengers wishing to alight must give notice to the Uuard at the previous station. . Passengers are requested not to enter or leave the cars while in motion. Season and school tickets issued to and from all stations, at very low rates. Apply to the Manager. . To i'tgure dispatch parcels should be booked ten minutes beiore the starting o£ the train. FRANK B. PASSMORE, Superintendent Engine ;r for Constructed Railways 29th September, 1876. . {38 '.- '-•. -£9 '■ '- . . . . "