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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 73, 26 March 1878, Page 3

-Ji^lk TTNION STEAMj^glllll^ U SHIP COM Steamera are appointed to leavo— FOR PICTON and WELLINGTON looking for Lyttelton, Dunedin, N»pier, Wanganui, Gisborne, Tauranga, Oarnaru and '1 imaru— The WELLINGTON, bs , on SATORDAY, 30th March. The WELLINGTON, s.s, on TUESDAY, the 2nd of April. FOR WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON. and DUNIiDIN, becking for Timar-j and Oamaru — The TARANAKI, s.s , on THURSDAY, 28th Marc-, at 3 pm TheTAIAR(*A, e.F. ou WEDNESDAY, 3rd April. ' FOR TARANAKI and MANUKAU, booking for Tauranga — The TAIAKOA, s.s., on SATURDAY, 30th March, at 5 p m.,taki' g Sydney Pa sengers to s.s. Rotorua. The TARANAKI _.«., on SATURDAY, 6th Apri'. FOR SYDNEY (booking Passengers to Newcastle and Brisbane — The ROTORUA, ss., from Aucklmd, 2nd April. * Freight and Passage Tickets to be obtained from THOMAS CAWTHRON, Agent, 10 p 8 Government Wharf EDUCATIONAL. MRS. PICKfcTT is open to take a few PUPILS at Claiiemont House Hardy-street, for FRENCH and GERMAN. Terms on application, 277 NOTICE. MR. HINGSTON will offer BARGAINS in DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, &c„ previous to hia Annual Stock Tulcing. 4679 W AIMS A STREET FOR SALE. THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY known as M A R A H A TJ, Sandy Bat, Comprising 250 Acres of Freehold, and 50 Acres of Leasehold, situated nt the mouth of the Bay, and commanding a large RUN for CATTLE. There is a Six-acre HOP-GARDEN, and a Substantial DWELLING-HOUSE and HOP-KILN, and MEN'S COTTAGE on the property. There ia a gocd Harbor for small vessels, which call about once a week for timber. The property is now let for ten years at a rent of £200 for the first two years, and £250 for the next eight years, and is well worthy the attention of any capitalist. For further particulars apply to ADAMS & KINGDON, Solicitors, Nelson, Or to E W. THOMAS, 113— A Motusl-a. o*~A\ W. C. Wilkins Is now receiving a Large Supply of X* A. ErfE £» SB, of various makes and patterns, selected for excellence of illuminating qualities and general suitability for this mavket, with Improved Burners, recently introduced by some of the leading English makers. W. C. WILKINS offers a election from the four undermentioned ualitieof KEROSINE, in stock or to arrive, and in so doing would remind his Customers that No Lamp will burn well without Good Oil, and ifc 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, ISTELSON. March 1878, 487