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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 46, 22 February 1878, Page 3

o ANCHOR Hfc^v STEAM LINE OF -55®|3 PACKETS . AEK APPOINTED TO LEAVE FOR WESTPORT, HOKITIKA. AND GREYMOUTH. ) THE CHARLES EDWARD, via Motueka on MONDAY, the 25th inst., at 11 a.m. rpHE KENNEDY, on THURSDAY the -L 28th inst. FOR WELLINGTON DIRECT. THE KENNEDY, on MONDAY, tbe 25th instant, at 7 p.m . FOR BLENHEIM AND WELLINGTON THE'LYTTELTON, on or ' about the. 26th met. FOR WANGANUI. fTIHE WALLACE, TO-DAY, FRIDAY, JL the 22 ad instant, at 7 p.m. 2187 ' N. EDWARDS & CO. rpWO or THREE Steady YOUNG MEN 'JL can be accommodated with respectable BOARD and RESIDENCE. Apply to I. M. HILL, , ' Ironmonger, 449 • , Waimea-street. NOTICE. To Merchants, Storekeepers, and the Public generally. ""AVING purchased from the Trustee ■the Business, Stock- in-Trade, &c. belonging to the; Estate of Wm. Thomson, I trust that by strict attention to bussines, and by manufacturing nothing : but genuine articles, to merit a fair share of public patronage. ALBERT HENRY FRANK, Wholesale, and Retail Mandfac:fusing ; CONFECTIONER, TRAEALGAR-STREET, NELSON. ; 611-8 HARDY-STREET WOOD ANDJpAL YARD. . N 0 T.I C E. H EORGE ARMSTRONG having \J[ purchased the business hitherto carried on by Mr. G. Najlob, as a Dealer in Wood aad Coal, begs to inform his Friends and the Public generally that he intends to continue tbe same, and hopes by strics attention to busipess, combined with moderate prices and fair dealing, to merit a chare of public support. - — - Wood and Coal delivered to all parts i. ■ '■' of the Town. Wood cut in lengths to suit customers. Orders punctually attended to. Note the Addsess. — Corner of Hardy and Church-streets, a few steps irom the Railway 'Bus terminus. 495—26 SEWING MACHINES!! ■vW.'Gr WILKIBTS Ikttites the attention of intending purchasers to hia stock of Machines, which includes some of those which he believes to be the best ever introduced as regard& f general efficiency and durability. Amongst Hand Lock-Stitch Machines, , TAYLOR'S FRICTION GEAR oc- ! cupies a foremost place, and the "WEUTHEIM (to arrive shortly) also possesses many excellencies. '■''' In Treadle Machines, the original "WHEELER, & WILSON is still a favorite, on account of the excellent work it produces, the ease with which it is worked, and its rapidity and the NEW SYSTEM WHEELER AND WILSON is highly approved for its great range of work, and its adaptability for all family requirements. Teems'— Hand Machines, Cash. Treadle Machines either cash or 20/---per month, under the Wheeler and Wilson plan of hire and eventual purchase. Machines for special uses "procured to order, and information and price lists forwarded on application by post or otherwise. 'O ' " W. C. WILKINS, Importing Ironmonger, isnsLsoisr. February, 1878.; B i 7