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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 146, 18 June 1878, Page 3

i 'H>id 'H/TB Ss R 8 M'MECKAN, » u [liJ| H r 1»X BLACKWOOD AND <«mL COMPANY'-^ Line ol Splehdid ' ff * -maSSa^ steamships --- om e o , I &*£mm» TA R ARU A , Allrflll BRA , ALBION,iCLAUD HAMILTON^INGAmQQMAi ARAWATA, &c, &c.Ji^are; apu !>poibted-.iilb leave Nelson, bcokingijastfqlr;i ! loWß;:-4-.!!;;; -A- .1 I'lum*'. ■ '- l / s .1 t J,! :r; >f . ,i .;- "' june. _. ,*«-;?; ; ■ s^|^h~4l>BlQN, for Wellington, '^yttejton, ; n .Dunedin, Bluff, nobHrtTown.Melbourne, *i.«-vjitiW?l]A<Setaide,on THUBSD^I*7 | . \- for Wes'port,7 Qreyr i., Tmontb, Hokitika, Melbourne, and Adelaide. - -:\r ,£\y. 1 - S-^WS-OL looked through to LONDON at — ONE PENNY per lb. TO"; J f ,Tc CAWTHRON, Agent, «' _ J )ui 08 l \j / ' Gov*romant)^barf. TENDERS will be received by the SPRING GROVE J-CBQOL ..Cp^MITTEE t until THURSDAY, the^Oth t rlnti&,"Aß7»f&t eip toy, for il ; Addition to Master's Hotjsel •v Specifiriiticnito be seen-at the Sch^illrhfuse, and at the Stores of Langford & Son, Brjghtwatei);r ri T-?nderp, ;Oi . which, the lowestlwill not tfefce'ssarily be 1 accepted, can be left .With any member of the committee. I ~J (! A. LANGEORD, Jvfn v & i Chairman Spring Grove School Committee. J '' ' ' '■''--; 2046—1 DAY SCHOOL. | MRS. NAIRN; .Brook-streetlValley. i : TERMS PER ANNUM : For Pupils under 12 yeara of age ... £8 8s For Pupils efcove 12 years 'of -age * (including German) '... * ...£iolos 1059-qr .; 'f)'yy-. 1 '- : ' SOAP! SOAP! SOAP f HURRAH 1 ;; GREAT -SUCCESS OF NELs'ON[7iS : OA|P IN wiLtINdTON.BTENHEIM, AND . . TAKANAKI. : '• - ! . . To THB:IHHA-bIT^NTB OP THB PbOVINOB OF ; -NK^aok. ,.,;'. Why do you buy imported, soap, when I you can get a chbapks and| bb-i tbk soap manufactured here ?. ' J '",' v " ! " "7! ! Which place 1 do you support f Nelaon, Melbourne, or Dunedin ? ! -■ j It is to your, interest .to mpport local industries. Witb support Nelsoh won before ; and with your support Nelabu will \ win again. ; When you o-fdfr. your Grooebies be ! sure that you order NELSON SOAP, andj see that you get it. Do not be put off with* any otherbratfd. iJ Compare NELSON SO^P.— size of bar, price, and quality— with lany imported. Remember that quality id the test of cheapness. Don't foi get to ask for Kelson Soap!!;! -ST-FAT WANTED in any 1 quantity. Also, FOWLS. DUCKS, GEESE, TURKEYS, GUINEA FOWLS, and* TAME PIGEONS. ,7 Phillies.! .SOAPi. & ;n CANDLE MANUFACTURER, Gekeral Dealer, i WAIMEA STREET, NELSON. ! " . ■1, ,-..".'' $650 l' [ '"'.'i-l .-(f ■■■•;... > SCOTCH PIE SHOP^a ! : Next to#r f .Alex: Hunterls, Watch maier, £ .i,^B|rijl^Btreet. where all kinds of j CAKES, PASTRY BUNS and; BISCU ( ITS are m&Se'Jrei'h everyday. HOT PIES, :i TFA and ( OFFEV from II a.mjtill U n.m, 7 Bnd on S» tatday b » special hot pie forj our country fiiends. Wedding Christ knino, and Birthdas Cakas made on the shciteat notice. , , ,' r 1620 htiaiO N;0 TI c E T j , - THE undersigned having sold bis Butchery Buainena to Messrs. E. H. EDWARDS and COfihopei that [his old friend t whojbav so liberally patronised him during the last 15 yeara will transfer.' their patronage to; his 1 * succersora. He 'also' takes the present appor-; tunity of thanking them for the Support they . have accordedjhim „ . ; \ , The receipt of E. H. Edwards, will lie ; a sufflcient discharge for debts due to-f^ Warren. * " l .7." • " I .<•'. 7; H.^ WARRE3S[. ' ;i !- * -* ■-•"•■• f , ; In te-fetence to the above, t E. H. EDWARDS & QO; !-,i!--, '■■•'} i Bes J.tave to,ctate that itis their intention, to keet> ,!i iihe J VERY BEST QUALt'IY; MEAT, and they tmst that by strict ,atten r tion to or era," combined with' crnfity, to obtain the same Urge share of the public favor as their predecessor. j - Bridge- street,, Nelson, April 30, 1878. 1493:

<§^3k TTNION $m I MTj^^^v U SHIpscOMvJ vSBS3£B%^ PANY'S Stkamers ate appointed lo have, booking as folWetlSl FOR PICTON AND WELLINGTON, _ booking for Lytteiton, Dunfedio. Napier, Wanganui, Gisborne, Taur^ng^,^ Oamaru and Timaru— * J "m. The WELLINGTON, s b., on fiAT^g- 5 DA Y, the 22nd June. 7 ] a9iu The WELLINGTON, s.s.. cn TUISIiAY, s 2Sth of June. ' . j »*s*' FOR WELLINGTON, LYTTELTO^/; and DUNEDIN, booking for Timaia 1 and Oamaru — ! The TARANAKI, s.s., on THURSD a Y v; 20(h June, at 10 a.m Cargo 1 re-^ ceired all day Wednesday fre*e of ftnrage. ; '^ a The TAIAHOA, g.s., on TEURSDAYi 27th June. . i ' ; j "OOR TARANAKI and MANUKAU, -M- looking for Tauranga — I The TAIAROA, ss, on SATURDAY, 22nd June, at 2 p.m. • t FOR SYDNEY (booking Passe'nger's fo^ Newcastle and Brisbane— j x ~" The ROTURUA, s.s., from Auckland, 25th Jur.e. j Freight and Passage Tickets to be obtained from , - i THOMAS CAWTHRON, Agent,* 10 r 8 Government Whalff » *"?.« " , .r-— vsu ARRIVED "TARANAKI," THIS DAY: Epgles' Claws , Bias Cutting Gauges ; ! Egg Beaters Night Lamps Pocket Spirit Stoves Pen, Pencil, Knife, and Rubber combined Button- hole Lancets ; '-. Machine Threading Thimbles " ' Good Ttmplar Pens Hose Suppt rters Duplex Gaiters { Armlets Veil Pins Brooks' Combination Glass-cutter, Sciasorseharpener, and Knife-sharpener I Tack Hammers Key Rings, &c, &c. Moustache Protectors Stationery, &c , &.C., &c. Nighc Lan- pa ' Indelible Tablets Chromos and Frames And a very large quantity of useful and ornamental things never seen here before, can now be teen at j. s. sotims^ :. BOOKSELLER, BTATIbNER*, &c:, 967 Trafalsjar-etreet. ■ r^ _ j^ : i . COMFORTABLE BOARD; %hk t RESIDENCE at MriirFLOWERDAY'SJ 689- 3m The Port. -• i '■ . ■ 1 i - . '. ,J : MASON & HA.JILIN CABINET OR^fNS. IN NE W PATENT RESONANT CASES. A variety of New and Elej^ajat Styles^ j Recommended by Gounod, Vincent Wallace, Costa, Benedict, Strauss, Ole Bull, ■: Santley, Nillson, Drs. Stainer, ; ; ; Hopkins, and Spark; i And hundreds of Composers, Organists, and Singers. W. M. STANTON, SOtE AGENT. Organs Shipped to Every part op the Colony. t£W Illustrated Lists on application: - 1778

Note to my Customers and the Public in the matter of Kerosine Oil and its safety or otherwise. CUSTOMERS who use the higher priced oils, which I have always recommended in preference to the ordinary qualities, may rely on their3boing perfectly safe, ; as they .jarej pronounced by authorities here and elsewhere to be far above the 'legal standard of inflammability. ' ! .;'■•':,■; *' .7 ' The ordinary qualities of Oil limported into New Zealand, in reference tolthe testing ot which ao much; has jof late been reported in the newspapers, ma£ ! , be as a rule sufficiently safe tp stand the test required , by English law, viz,,!; 100 degrees, but may not reach the New Zealand, standard of 110 degrees. Unfortunately there have been exceptions. •-: L y Badly trimmed lamps, aud dirty burners, are a mueh greater sotirce.'of danger' than the use of oil ranging in ; fire test from lOO'td 110 decrees. *; ' j HlO-J.-hO Id :.-:.::i.-|PI i ; • A simple test, slightly altered from Downer's pamphlet, is .U-ero euhmitted, iihafc consumers may judge for thetoselves as to the kitids of. oil j they 7are ÜBi :a*. '■'■'■ '""'TIE ST --77,., s .h.u,ir^ ;■■: -'.Ol v/,i-. tt ,*7 ;7 Take a cup or tumbler, fill it nearly full of water, warmed so thit a thermometer inserted therein shows' a mean temperature of IIO'! degrees, pour a.small quantity of oil ;ori the water, stir a liftle, then pass a lighjedj match quickly but closely over the surface of the oil once ; if it lignites do not use the oil, it is unsafe ; if it does not ignite it c*in be safely used. \ Tours respectfully, t _-. \ ' " I W. C, WILKINS Bridge-street,2Nelßon, June, 1878. . , ------ s .;', i s.hwd-3 OiU U:.'ii;u*i..-v.' .-!.-;"; 1