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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIIL, Issue 106, 4 May 1878, Page 3

ANCHOR jl^^^v STEAM LINE OJP Fligl PACKETS ABB APPOIHTBD TO LEAVE FOR WESTPORT, HOKITIKA, AND GBEYMODTH. THE MURRAY, on THURSDAY, the 9th May. 'PEE CHARLES EDWARD, on SATOR--1 DAY, 11th May, TH E KENNEDY, on THURSDAY, the 16th instant, FOR WELLINGTON DIRECT. rnHE CHARLES EDWARD, on MONJ- DAY, the 6th May, at 6p m. FOR BLENHEIM AND WELLINGTON THE LYTTELTON, on THURSDAY, the 9th instant. FOR WANGANUI. rFIHE WALLACE, on MONDAY, the Cth X in start. 2187 . N. SI3WARDB & CO. BUILDING STONE. INTENDING TENDERERS for the Port , Extension of the Nelson and Foxhill Railway are invited, before sending in their tenders to INSPECT the BUILDINGSTONE on our property in Brook-street Valley, as it can be supplied at a ereat deal cheaper rate than A dele Island Stone. J. NEWPORT & SONS, 1535—3 Brook-street Valley. TOSHUA GIGLEY begs to W KJ inform his Friends and Customers in Town and Country, that he has DISPOSED OP HIS BUSINESS to SIGLEY & HENRY, Tinsmiths, Hardy-st., and while thanking them for the support accorded him, confidently recommends a continuance of the same to his successors. — 12 "I N reference to the above notice X SIGLEY & HENKY respectfully solicit the patronage of the late customers of Joshua Siglet, having no doubt of being able to afford entire satisfaction both as to quality and price. We are prepared to supply Builders and others with HIDGE CAPPING and SPOUTING of any design, of our own make, at prices that are lower than any other shop in£the town. Quality equal to imported In BRIGHT TIN and JAPANNED W A.RE we are able to quote extremely low bates, having an exteneive plant of improved machinery for their manufacture. In LAYING WATER and GAS SERVICES we cannot be surpassed for excellence OF "WOBKMANSHIP OB LOWNESS OP raiCE. A trial solicited. Jjgr NOTE THE ADDRESS— SIGLEY & HENRY HARDY-ST., NELSON. Neir Pitterson's Corner. [I^22— t c "YP" pATERSON & QO., AUCTIONEERS. LAND AND COMMISSION.AGENTS, NELSON. Sales Conducted in Town ob Country. Clients may rely on every exertion being made to realize the highest possible pbices ; and as W. P. & Co. have made a considerable reduction in their Tariff of Charges, they desire to draw the attention of parties baying Landed Pbopertt, Hobses, Cattlb, Fubnitubb, &c, to dlfpose of, to the ADVANTAGEOUS TEKMB they offer. 1489 TO LET. A VERY Comfortable SEVEN-ROOMED A HOUSE, with Half-an-Acre of Ground well stocked with iruit Trees. — Fronting Victory square —£30 per annum. Apply to W. PATTEBBON & CO., 1463 Land and Estate Agents. MONTHLY AUCTION SALE AT WAKEEIELD. W PATTERSON & CO. will • hold their naxt Mouthly Auction Sale At the Foeest Ink, Wakefield, On FRIDAY, 17th MAY, At 2 p.m. HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PRODUCE, FARM IMPLEMENTS, &c.,&c, &c. B§g" Persons wishing to h*vo Stock, Produce, or oilier Articles effered at this Sale, are requested to communicate with Mr R. M. Smith, Forest Inn, or with the Auctioneers. . 1410 CONFECTIONERY. TUST RECEIVED, Seven Cases Murray's t) Superior Dunedin CONFECTIONERY 1032 W. PATTERSON &.O. TO BE SOLD OR LET LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS. — A SI XROOMED HOUSE, standing on Half-an-acre of Land, having an extensive Frontage to Victory-square. The Garden is well panted with Fruit Tress, and the \i ater is laid on. 841 W. PATTERSON & CO. TT^LIGIBLE PROPERTIES FOR Hi SALE. Six-roomed House and Salf-an-Acre of Land, Toi-ioi Valley One Hundred Feet Frontage to Vanguard-st. Shop, House, and 20ft Frontage to Hardy-st. bhep, House, &c, and 24ft Frentage to ii ridge-street by 292 ft Shop, bouse, &c, and 42ft Frontage to Herdy street One-eighth of an Acre, Beachville Bkightwatbb.— Valuable Corner Building Allotment.— House »nd Shop, fine business premises. — Building Allotments cheap and on easy terms. Wakkjibld — 25 Acres Fenced, and in CuliiVHt on. — A Farm of 74 Acres, ten minutes' walk from the Railway Station, Motueka Valley.— 9l2 Acres, at a very low price. Apply to W, PATTERSON & CO,, 890 Auctioneers.