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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIIL, Issue 106, 6 May 1878, Page 3

ANCHOR I Ifcjjfe^ STEAM LINE OF h^Sa PACKETS ARK APPOINTED TO LEAVB FOR WESTPORT, HOKJITIKA, AND GREYMOOTH. THE MURRAY, on THURSDAY, the 9th May. CHARLES EDWARD, on SATORA DAY, Ilth May. TH E KENNEDY, on THURSDAY, the 16th instant, FOR WELLINGTON DIRECT. THE CHARLES EDWARD, TO-DAY' MONDAY, the 6th May, at 6 p.m. FOR BLENHEIM AND WELLINGTON THE LYTTELTON, ou THURSDAY, the 9th icstant. FOR WANGANUI. THE WALLACE, TO-MORROW, Tuesday, the 7th instant, at 6 p.m. FOR TARANAKI. THE MURRAY, TO-DAY (MONDAY), 6th instant, at 6 p.m. 2187 N. EDWARDS & 00. LOST in Nile-street Fast, TWO LADIES' RUNGS ; finder will be rewarded by bringing them to this Office. 1522—4 TENDERS will be received by the Churchwardens, for PAINTING St. Thomas' Cbukch, Motobka, with Two coats Hubback's best zinc paini, up to FRIDAY, the lOth instant. Lowest r any tender not necessarily accpted. May 3, 1878. 1565—3 TOSHUA QIGLEY begs to 5J rO inform his Friends and Cuttomers in Town and Countr* , that he has DISPOSED OF HIS BUSINESS to SIGLEY & HBNRY, Tinsmiths, Hardy-st., and while thanking them for the support accorded bim, confidently recommends a continuance of the same to his successors. -—12 TN reference to the above notice X SIGLEY & HENRY respectfully solicit the patronage of the late customers of Joshua Siolet, 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 RIDGE CAPPING and BPOOTING of any design, of our rwn make, at prices that are lower than any other shop inftthe town. Quality equal to imported In BRIGHT TIN and JAPANNED WARE we are able to quote extremely low eatfb, having an extensive plant of improved machinery ior their manufacture. In LAYING WATER and GAS SERVICES we cannot be surpassed for excelling* OB 1 WOEKMANSHIP OE LOWNESB OF PHICB. A trial solicited. J$3T HOTE THE ADDBESS— SIGLEY & HENRY HARDY-ST., NELSUN. Ne3r Pattemon's Corner. [I^22— -t c MONTHLY AUCTION SALE AT WAKEFIELD. W PATTERSON & CO. will • bold tbeir next Monthly Auction Sale At the Forest Ink, Wakefield, On FRIDAY, 17th MAY, , ... At 2 p.m. HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PRODUCE, FARM IMPLEMENTS &c. , &c, &0. Bsg" Persons wishing to have Stock, Produce, or other Articles offered at this Sale, are rf quested to communicate with Mr R.|M. Smith, Forest Inn, or with the Auctioneers. ' 1410 WAKEFIELD : 17th MAY. W PATTERSON & CO. are in^ • Btructed to Sell by Public Auoiion, At the Forest Inn, Wakefield, On FRIDAY, May 17, Immediately after the CATTLE SALE, A large Aajortment of Drapery Goods, Men's and Youths' Clothing 1 , and a quantity of Household Fu niture and Effects, The property of a person who has left the dutrict. Terms at Sale. 1569 W pATERSON & QO., AUCTIONHBRS, LAND AND COMM 'S SION .AGENTS, NELSON. Sales Conduoted in Town ok Countrt. Clients may rely on every exertion being made to realize the highest possible pbioes ; and as W. P. & Co. huve made a considerable seduction in their Tariff of Charges, they des're to draw fhe attention of parties having Landed Propest?, Hobseb, Cattlb, Fuhnitubb, &c, to dispose of, to tbe advantageous tebms they offer. 1489 TOLET. AVERY Comfortable SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE, with Half-an-Acre of Ground well stocked with Fruit Trees. — Erontiog Victory square —£30 per annum. Apply to W. PATTERSON & CO., 1463 Land and Estate Agents. CONFECTIONERY. ; j | JUST RECEIVFD, Seven Cases Murray's Superior Dunedin CONFECTIONERY 1032 W. PATTERSON & C. >. TO BE SOLD OR LET LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS. — A SI XROOMED HOOSE, standing ou Half-an-acre of Land, having an extensive Frontage to Victory-square. The Garden is well planted with Eruit Tress, and the \»ater is laid on. Ml W. PATTERSON & CO,