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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 300, 31 December 1879, Page 3

IK ANCHOR P|fi^ STEAM LINE OF | PACKETS if "^ AR* APFOIHTRD TO LBA.VB FOR WESTPORT, HOKITIKA, AND , GREYMOUTH. THE KENNEDY, To morbow, THDRF. DAY, Ist January, 1880 ft 2 pro. THE MURRAY oa MONDAY, tho si instant. FOit WELLINGTON DIRECT. THE MURRAY. TO- MORROW (Thu M - dpy). Ift January, I?80at 7 p.m. FOR WAXGANUI. rjIHE WALLACE, FARLY. FOR BLI NQEIM. TpHF. LYTTELTON, about MONDAY 1 the sth insfant i >'ote : — Cargo for the KKNNKDI and MUr.RAY omit teonthe Wharf by Wed- ', iiCtday, From Hie 15th Dmmiur, 1879, to 31st Jar.imy, 1880, lietnrn '1 ick.ts will be Issuel btt«e<n ports wi bin New Zealand at which the Company's steamers oallj at a REDUCTION of 30 per cent, off the two single fares, Available for return until the 88th Fe^rmrj, 168). 218? N TOWARDS g. CO EXCURSION TO NELSON ON NEW YEAR'S DAY. W A K A TU will leave Motueka Wharf *t 9.30 a m., xc turning from Nelson at 8 p.m. Fare th. re and hack, sa. 3 -!l_ 2 __ JAMES S - CROSS, Jnn., Agent. MRS. SCAIFE. Sen. receives pupils for the Harp, Pianoforte, Guitar, Encliah Conctrtna, Harmonium, Singing, &c. &c Trata'par-fquare. 3930—6 C A U T ION. PERSONS TRESPASSING on my Land £,™ Section 133> Waimca West, will be PROSECUTED with the utmost ligor of the law.— MARK NEWTH, Junior. 3941—6 FOBS ALE. mHE ENTIRE HORSE X Young Stonewall Jackson. 3926-6 ARTHUR HAKLEY. THE NEXT MONTHLY MEETING of Ihe Educveioh Board Will le held On THURSDAY, January 8. Fchool Committees are requested to date Cheques for Teachers' Salaries or for other purpose*, January 9th. Teachers who have neglected to send in their Quarterly Returns within thrte days of the cloaiog of their schools (aa required by the Board's Regulations), are desired to repair the ODJifl'ion without further delay. W. C HODGSON, 393U-3 Secretary Nelson Education Board. -- ~-=-^=—^gxtMoti " SCHOOL TEA PARTY will take place at the SCHOOLROOM, on WEDNESDAY, January 7, 1880. Children's Tea at 3 o'clock. Adults' „ 5 Tickets— Adults Is 6d., Children 6d. Scbool Children Free. The School Frizes will be distributed after the Tea. On the same da? there will be a Sale of Work, commencing at Two "T ~^ik f and in the Evening a ( hriatmas Tiu -jd at halfpaßt Seven the Rev J. Leigh ton will deliver a lecture. Subject— The Mutiny In India. The proceeds of the Above will be given to the Ngatin oti Church Building Fund. 3834

T. JJOBERTS begs to inform his friends and the public that he is RELIQUISHING the BOOT and SHOE BUSINESS, and that in consequence of his increasing General Business, he is compelled to remove his Stock of Boots and Shoes to more COMMODIOUS PREMISES, namely, the Shop lately occupied by Mr. Trautvetter, Jeweller, Trafalgar-street, WHERE THE WHOLE Must be Sold, regardless of Cost!* 0 - ■ All ACCOUNTS connected with the BOOT BUSINESS NOT SETTLED by the 15th January, 1880, will be SUED FOR without farther notice. ','gjT Hours of Business, 10 to 6, except Saturdays. LOVEDAT and HETHOE Are now offering a large and varied assortment of DRESS GrOOD©, adapted to the climate of Nelson. s New Dreas Lawns I New Fancy Piques I New Galateas I New Baizea \ New Ataleas | New Muslins j New Lustres | New Satteens New Pompadours, etc., etc. r OVEDAY & HEYHOE have a large stock of Black Lustres— Brilliants— *-* Coburgs — Henrietta Cloths — Paramattas — French Merinos — Cashmeres— -Serges— Poplin Cords — Russell Cords—Superior Crapea of best makes, etc., etc. T OVKDAY & HEYHOE'S \ -" Dressmaking Department is under competent management, and they are prepared to execute all orders entrusted to them with economy {and despatch. "I" ADIES REQUIRING 12 First-class Milllinery at moderate charges, will find it to their advantage to favor LOVEDAY & HEYHOE with a a call before looking elsewhere. LOVEDAY <WSSYSOE*