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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 242, 23 October 1879, Page 3

ANCHOR ISlJl^ STEAM LINE OF U^^j PACKETS ABB APPOfftTiD io L2*V» FOR WESTPORT, BOKITIKA, AND GRE¥M()UTH. THE MURRAY, TO-DAY (Thursday) 23rd instant, at 6 p.m. THE KENNEDY, on TUESDAY, the 2fith inttant. THR CHARLES EDWARD, to follow. FOR WFXLINGTON DIRECT. THK WALLACS on MONDAY, the 27th instant. FOR WANGANUI THE WALLACE. TO-DAY (Thursday), 23rd instuut, at 8 p tn FOR BLENHEIM. THE LYTTELTON, about SATURDAY, 25th instant. 1187 M. EDWARDS & Cv FOR PATEA DIRECT, i *Vj!k HPHE 8.8. will leave lor the above Port on or abiut FRIDAY, October 24. SCLANDEHS & CO.. 3209-2 Agent 3, ("lOOD ACCOMMODATION for GentP. Jf men nnd Private Rooms for Families at Mrs. ASKEW'S. Hose Lodge, Nile-«t. 67 |Wanted Known Tl.at the BEST and CHEAPEST plare in town to procure supplies of TIMBER, Bnd all classes of BUILDING MATERIAL is at TT "DAXGENT'S iL1 * ■*■* TIMBER YARD, Waimea street H. B. is determined to sell each line AT THB LOWEST POSSIBLE RJMUNERATIVB price. Builders and others will do well to call before tntering into eDgHgementa elaei where. 300,000 FEET WHITE PINF RIMU, KJkD PINE, and TOTARA FOR SaLE at BBDUCED prices including 30,000 feet Seasoned Dri-eaed Bjard«. SOME RARE BARGAINS to be had in Second class Timber and old stock Any timber not in stock can be procured from the mill in a few hours Sawing and Planing to 24 inches wide executed for the trade. H. BAIGENT, TIMBER MERCHANT, &c. Waimea-strket. 3199 S. Crossinan & Co., SADDLE, HARNESS, AND COLLAR MAKERS, BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON, HAVE ON HAND the Largest, Best, and Cheapest Stock of Saddles and Harness in New Zia'and, our own make. Gig, Buggy, and Spring Cart Harness always on hand, or made to order on the BHOBTEST NOTICE. JUST ARRIVED, and NOW ON VIEW— The New Incorruptible Bits, the latest improvement out. Solid Leather Portmanteaus and Waterproof Pouches always on hand. TO SPORTSMEN. THE PATENT CARTRIDGE BELTS can be had at S. CROSSMAN & CO.'S, 308 1 B-idge-street, NeUn flVunii r PO Travel this ?e»TaLak ttL»My Hi * soo, between Nelcon > Wakapuaka, and / fj*ffl( the Waimeas— the Fine PATCH. PATCH is by Tom Sprino, out of a Cedric mare. PATCH i« 16} hands high, of great bone and substance, fine constitution, stood temper, of a rich dark brown color, and has proved himself a sure foal gette r. After the Ist October PATCH will leave Nelson on Mondays for Spring Grove, and Tue»davs to Btll Grove (if sufficient indncement offers), returning to Spring Grove the same night ; Wednesdays Waimea Weet, Appleby, and to Nelson ; Fridays to Wakapuaka ; 'I hursdaya and Saturdays, own Stables, Maitni. Tbhms-£2 2b.; Groomage, sa. WILLIAM NEWPORT, 2991—26 Maitai. fHff/^P^^^^C^BHuffl s» tbis SeaCart Colt STANLEY will travel as follows, viz: — Start from his own Stable an MONDAY MORNING for Noatimoti, where he will remain all night at Mr Christopher Remnant's; on TUESDAY'S to Dppbe Mooterb via Dovbdalb, calling at Mr Kosk's at Noon; on WEDNESDAYS tO PAKQATrvTARA, Via LOWER MOUterb, calling at the Bridge Inn at Noon; on THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS at his own | Stable, Fangatotara; and on SA'IURDAYS 1 at the Swan Inn, Motdeka. \ STANLEY is a handsome bright Bay, with Black Legs, and ia by that celebrated Horse, Model Black Leg^, who»e stock are amongst the best ever I red in the district. Dam— The Owner's well-known btaunch Glaucer Mare. Trbms : £1 ios. each Mare, to be paid on or before January Ist, 1880. Groomage, 3/-. GEORGE GROOBY, 3083— m t Pangatotara.