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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 71, 23 March 1878, Page 3

l^^»v tl SHIP COMPANY'S Steamers (.reappointed to leave-— FOR PICTON and WELLINGTONlooking for Lytte'ton, DuneMn* Napier, Wangsnui, Gisborne, Tauranga' Oam ru and Timaru — Ihe WELLINGTON, s s.. on TUESDAY. 28lh March, at 12 Noon, taking Piisseng ra and Cargo f . r Ni-pier, Gipbo r n°, and Tr.u-r.nL'a. The WELLINGTON, s s," on SATURDAY, 30th M .roll. FOR WELLIffOTOJ-7, LYTTELTON, and DUNK! 11. looking for Tinnu-j and Oamaru — 'Ihe TAH AVAKI, ss, on TIIUII 3!? AY, 28th Yarc*, at 3 pm. The TAIAROA, »bf. on WEDNESDAY, 3rd Apri'. EOR TARANAKI and MANUKAU, looking for Taurang.i — The TATAHOA. s.s. on SATURDAY, 80th March, at 5 p m ,tnki-g Sydney Pa : singers to s.s. Rotorua. The TARANAKI 5.«., on SATURDAY, 6th Apri'. EOR SYDNEY (booking Pas ergera to Newcastle and Brisbane--a he ROTORUA, ss, from Auckl-.nl, Sbd April. Freight and Passage Tickets to he obtained from THOMAS CAWTHUOS, Atrent, 10 f 8 Government Wharf NOTICE OF REMOVAL. TTiyrUNCASTER will REMOVE to , IVJL his NEW SHOP, next to Mafonic Hotel, Trafalgar-street, on SATURDAY NEXT, 23rd instant, with a NEW and WELL-ASSORTED STOCK. 962 ALL DEBTS OWI^G to Mrs. BUROH, in connection wiih the SHOP in Col-linjrwooil-'treet, n;ust be paid to Mr Jf>HM NIiWBERUY, whose receipt will te sufficient. S E. BURC'L March 15, 1878. 939 TO LET OR SELL. THE AUCTION KOOM and LAND occupied bv H. J. L. AUGARDE. Suitable »>8 a STORE or SAMPLE ROOMS, or couM be altered into a SHOP. 871— 6w s ADAMS & KINGDON. ELCUAS & SON have received o from Englanl a shipment of FANOY GOODS, including Desks, W'orkboxe?, Dressingcases, Ltidiea Bags. Water color B^xes, Mathematical Instruments, Inkstands, Cnrd Cases, and a variety of other articles suitable for presents. A choice aesortment of Books, suitable for all in stock. R. LUCAS & SON, " EVENING MAIL " OFFICE , NELSON. W. C. Wilkins Is now receiving a Large Supply of Um Jsl P'S, of various makes aud patterns, selected for excellence of illuminating qualities and general suitability for this market, with J mproved Burners, recently introduced by some of the leading English makers. W. C. WILKINS offers a election from the four undermentioned '""ualitie. of KEROSINE, in stock or to arrive, and in so doing would remind his Customers that No Lamp will burn well without Good Oil, and it is true economy to study quality rather than lowness of price. ' Downer's'— the standard Oil, but scarce this season and high in price. ' Nonpareil '—a good Oil, considered by some as equal to Downer's, and cheaper. ' Brilliant '—in 2 or4-gallon Tins . the Oil generally imported into New Zealand. * Diamond '—a useful Oil at a low price. W. C. Wilkins, Importing Ironmonger, NELSON, March 1878, -748