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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 237, 6 October 1877, Page 3

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. XKfS HEREBY GIVE NOWCS that tho V V PARTNERSHIP existing under the title of Borrem, & Mollbr win DISSOLVED on the I3th September, 1877, by mutual consent. The Business m'\ in future be carried on by JOHN JBURBELL, who will pay all liabilities ami receive all debts dm to the late Firm, (Signed) JOHN BURRSLL, 3828 B. H. MOLLEK. NOTICE. TjlttESH BUTTER, best brands, 1/- *& lb. Do., do., inferior do 6d fco 9d. Mangel Wurtzle Ssed, about SOlba., f lb. lOd. Rope, ■* sizfs, about 200lbs. 1p lb 4d. Household Soap, #* lb ... 3d. | Blue Mottled Soap, f lb 4d. At E. J. KINGSTON'S. HYDRAULIC COFFEE & CHICORY MILLS, TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON". MM. WEBSTER, Coffeeo Boaster, Family Grocer, TtsA and Provision Dealer, &c, in recording his thanks to the numerous friends and customers who have eo liVcrally encouraged him during the past twelve years, would remind them and the public generally that Coffee Manufacture beiug his epeciality, (he utmost attention is devoted to that department, and his long experience in this , special busioe<s, combined with the economical water-power, and improved American Grinding Machinery he has at command, enables him to compet9 .successfully with the largest firms in the Colonies. The advantages offered to wholesale buyers in the di strict are — A positive Saving of Freight and other charges ; no necessity for purchasing stocks beyond immediate requirements ; and a Guarantee that the Coffee is always Fresh from the Mill ; and consumers have the important satisfaction of knowing that they are using a mixture of pure coffee and chicory, or pure coffee it preferred, Fresh Roasted and Ground, instead of an article of uncertain age, which imported manufactured Coffee must necessarily be. M. M, W. also grinds and dresses his own FficeSj White and Black Peppbrs, Ptmsnto, Ginger, &c, and rigidly abstains from adulteration of any kind, the public can therefore depend on obtaining the pure j article, and when baying Peppsb, ask for Webster's, and see that you get it. PATENT MALT ROASTED FOR BREWERS. Sugar Ground for Confectioners. A Prime lot of Knight's far-famed Cheese. \ HAI«F-A-TO» OF THAT RENOWNED ' PURAMAHOI BACON. GROCERIES of every description and of the best quality. New Season's Teas expected in a few davs. ! Families waited upon for Orders, and Goods delivered to any part of the City free. sue. run. 'vtrfsss^Esro, i FAMILYGBOCKR, TFA AND PROVISION DEALER, &C, TIJAFAI.GA.K-Sr, NkLSCM. 3790 TO STAND THIS SEASON. /S^^^dg** fpHE Thoroughbred horse TOWTON. •He will atirt from Motueka Valley on MONDAY, n\i October, and foe at Stanley Brook at Noon, leaving aame evening for Dovedale; stop all night at Mr Rose's, leaving at Nine next morning for Mr Jamit sin's, 1 Bridge lun. Lower Moutere, arriving there about mid-day ; from thence to the Motueka Hotol ; and will visit Hiwaka on WEDNBSDAY Morninsr, if sufficient inducement offers, and the river is crossable; return same evening to Mr Beuke's. Upper Moutere where lie will remain all night ; leaving the fo'lowing morning, calling at Mr Brocks, White Hart Hotel, Richmond, at Noon, if I sufficient inducement oilers ; from thence to Mr Edwin Fowlore, Spring Grove, remaining there all night ; leaviag there next morning en his return to Motueka Valley, passing through Foxtail about mid-day aame day. He will continue to travel in the order every week during the remainder of the season. TERMS— jGI 10 per mare; Groomage, 3g.' o The Heavy Cart Horse ! NUGGET, (Late Young Gluncer) by Glancer, out of [ Mr Silcock's well-knovrn Cart Mare Diamond. , TJe will start from Motueka Valley on MONDAY, Bth October, and be at Stanley j Brook at Noon, leaving same night for Dovedale ; stop all night at Mr Rose's, leaving at I ftiue next morning for Mr Jamieson's, Bridge . Inn, Lower Moutere, arriving there about mid-day ; from thence to tha Motueka Hotel; i and will visit Riwaka on WEDNESDAY ' Morning, if sufficient" inducement offers, and ths river is crossable ; return tiie aame evenI ing to Me Beuke's, upper Moutere, where he will remain all night, leaving the following morning, caUing at Mr Brock'*, White Hart Hotel, Richmond, at Noon, if sufficient inducement offers ; from thence to Mr Edwin Fowler's Spring Grove, remaining there all nighs ; leaving there nest morning on his return to Motueka Valley, passing throngh Foxtail about inid-dtty tamo day. Hs will continue to travel in this order every week daring the remainder of the season. TEBMS — £2 per mare; Groomage, 3s. | For two or more Mara* as per agreement. AU Fees to be paid on or before Ist January 1878. | 3954 FREDERICK BREWERTON. to gardeners and others. O^lE ACRE of LAND, more or leas, in i Nile-stteet~£32o. \ H. J. L, AUGARDE, 3953 Auctioneer. Picturesque. Motueka.. — £400. fi ENTLEMANLY RESIDENCE, Seven \JT Rooms, Stable, Green House, 1-$ or ii Acres Land; Maori Lease, 17 years to run. Renewable. Ground reut, M per auuutn. Situated in a beautiful spot. Also, 5 ACRES, with SF/VSN-ROOMED HOUSE, £400 ; Buildings, &c, Orchard, Land in Cultivation, 9 years to run, Lease Renewable, Ground Rent £4 per annum. Situation undeniable and prolific. H. J. L, AUGARDB, 3720 Auctioneer.