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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 64, 15 March 1878, Page 3

I 1 Tl/ffESSRS. M'MEOKAN, IAM IVI BLAOEWOOD, AND COMPANY'S Line of Splendid JiaII&STEAMSaiPS ~ O M E O , -IWW^ T A BAKU A, ALU A M BRA, ALBION, CLAUD HAMILTON, UINGAROOMA, ARAWATA, &c. &c, lire ap. pointed to leave Nelnon, booking a.a foilowa ) — MARCFJ. 16th— RINGAROnMA, to- Wellington, Lytteltoa. Duned;n. Bluff, Melbourne, and Adelaide, TO MORttOW (SATUKDAY),at 6 pin 25th-ALilA\iliK4, fo W-s'po-t, Gr.ymouih b'okittk; M.lbouraj, Adelaide. 25th-ALBION, f.-r Welington, Tyte'ton, Ditntd 11. Biuff. Ilob^rcon. M. Ibourne, and Adi 1 liiie. Slst'-TAR \RUA, for Wpftpvt. Greyrro-ith, Hokiuka, Mtloourne, AJeUdc. WOOLlookei through ti LONLON at OSE PENNY per lb. T. CAWTfiKON, Ajtont. 8908 G3V«.rnns«it V/h*r< The Lamb Knitting Machine Agency for New Zealand. MM. WEBSTER respectfully • announces the arrival of the first shipment of these renowned Machines direct from the Manufacturers, and now invites public inspection. The Lamb Knitting Machine is the most perfect Knitter yet invented, having the greatest range of work of any Machine made. KNITS OVER 20 GARMENTS. Knits Hosiery, G-loves, and Mittens of all sizes complete, Knits Circular, Double Flat, Bibbed, and Wide Plat Webs, and by a simple manipulation of the needles, makes an almost endless variety of Stitches, ouch as the Shell Stitch, Unique Stitch, Raised Plaid Stitch, Fancy Ribbed Stitch, Nubia Stitch, Tidy Stitch, &c. The Lamb Knitting Machine is the only Machine in the world that sets up its own work, and may be seen in operation on the premises. Purchasers will be instructed in its use by a competent Machinist. M. M. WEBSTER, Trafalgar-street, Sole accredited Agent in New Zealand for the "Lamb Knitting Machine Manufacturing Company," Chicopee Falls, Mass. N.B.— lntending Purchasers are cautioned against spurious imitations, and to avoid disappointment, recommended to deal direct with the Authorised Agent 486 POPULAR NOVELS ON SALE BY B. LUCAS & SON, MAIL OFFICE, BRIDGE STREET. By James Grant — Letty Hyde's Lovers The King's Own Borderers Laura Everingham The Aide-de- Camp Did fche Love Him Oliver Ellis Harry Ogilvie Eirst Love and Last Love j The Captain of the Guard The Romance of War Jane Seton One of the Sis Hundred Tinder the Red Dragon The Rosshire Bufts The Black Watch Lucy Arden Eaircr than a Fairy By Charles Lever — The O'Donoghue Harry Lorrequer A Day's Ride Sir Jasper Carew Cornelius O'Dowd Con Cregan That Boy of Norcotts A Rent in a Cloud Barrington Maurice Tiernay Luttrell of Arran The Fortunes of Glencore One of them Arthur O'Leary Tony Butler By Anthony Troliope — The Bertram Doctor Thorne Castle Richmond Lady Anna Macdermots of Ballycorar La Vendee Rachel Ray Miss Mackenzie Au Editor's Tales The Belton Estate Tales of all Countries 'Ihe Kellys and the O'Kellys The Rav. C. R. Gleig's interesting Tales of Military Liie— The Hussar The Light Dragon The Veterans of Chelsea Hospital By G. A. Lawrence — | Sans Merci Sword and Gown Guy Livingstone