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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 79, 2 April 1878, Page 3

,*p*yik tt nion steamU SHIP COM-f-t^araete are appointed to leave— FO R PICT ON and WELLINGTON booking for Lytte'ton, Dunedin, Napier, Wanganui- Gisborne, Tauranga, Oamaru and 'i imaru— The WKLLINGTON, s.s,, on SATURDAY, 6th April. The WKLLINGTON, s s., on TUESDAY, 9tb April. FOR WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON and DUNKDIN, booking for timaru and Oamaru — The TAIAKOA, 5.?., on THURSDAY EVKNINtf, 4th April, Uk in% Melbourne paß3e(!geifß to Bs. Arnw&ta. ThcTARANAK', 8.5., on TUURSDAY, 11th April. FOR TARANAKI and MANCKAU, Looking for Taurangu— The TARANAKI s.s., on SATURDAY, 6th April. FOR SYDNEY (bookinpr Paa?etger3 to Newcastle and Brisbane— : The ROTORUA, s.s., from Auckhni, 2nd April. Freight and Pass«g2 Tickets to be obtn'ned from THOMAS CAWTHROS, Ap:ent, fi ß Government Whßf f JDST RF.rF.IVRn. a f,-w ,!czen of Pbbut and Co.'b COPYING INK i'ENCIi.S K. LUCAB & SdN. MASON &HAMLIN ORGANS FOR CHAMBER, CHANCEL, AND CHURCH, j fTIHESE celebrated instruments are not to JL be associated with those of the doomed Harmonium type, advertised variously as American Organs, Parlor Organs, ard the like,, but are sui generis, and' cleirn 6U* preme pre-eminence for Purity of Organ Tone BICHKKES AND FuLLNES OV VoLBMS Capacitt of Expresmon Variety of Effecib Perpkction of Articulation Elegance of Design Used and admired by the most eminent Composers and Musicians of the •world. Shipped to all parts of New Zealand by the SOLE AGENT, W. M. STANTON, IMPORTER OF MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS 03? EVERY DESCRIPTION. B3f" Illustrated Price Lists and Testimonials . sent free, on application. 988 W. C. WILKINS ; Is now receiving a Large Supply of of various makes and patterns, selected : for. excellence of illuminating qualities ; and general suitability for this market, with Improved Burners, recently intro-l duced by some of the leading English ' makers. "W. C. WILKIK'S offers a election from the four undermentioned ualitiet. ! . . . 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 or 4-gallon Tins ; . : the Oil generally imported into New Zealand. • Diamond '—a useful Oil at a low price. We c. wilkins, Importing Ironmonger, NELSON, March 1878,