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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 9, 10 January 1880, Page 3

-M^t-^-K TT^ ION sice Am &MmW&^> BHIP C 0M ' 'A^H^illlS' I? AST'S Steamers aie appointed to lezve, bobkiti^ a-._ollow_ : FOli PICTON, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, and DUNEDIN, booking for Wanganui, Oamaru, Timaru— Tho WAITAKI, s.s., on TUESDAY, the 13th January, at Haif-paa. Nino in the morning. FOI. PICTON and WELLINGTON, booking for Napier, Gisborne, Tsuranga— The WELLINGTON, s s., on errival of English Mail, about WEDNESDAY 14th Janu.ry. 'TJ.OS TARANAKI and MANUKAU— The TAIAROA, s.s., on FRIDAY, 16th January. } 71011 SYDNEY (EXHIBITION op.r.ed _ 17ih Septerabu)— The ARAWATA, s.s.. from Auckland, 50th January. Booked p \se_cg.rß forwarded ptr ss TALaROA, on FRIDAY, 16th January. FOR HOBART TO^N. MELBnfjRNF. and AD KL AIDE, via WJ.LL(NaTO_3, LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN, and BLUFF— The RQTOI_IT._, ss.^l.om W-JlingtoD, on MONDAY, the 19_h J.nuary. Ijcoked p__ sengers forwarded pir e.s WELLINGTON, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th January. EXCURSION TICKETS.—Frcm tat December, 1879, to 31st J..nu_ry, 1880, Rktubn Ticj__TS to Sydney and back (for Exhibition) will be issued at 10 per cent ofi' ordinary return iare, and for Fam__„eß (bona fide) of 3 acultß and over, 20 per ce_t off. From 15th Dec., 1879, lo 3 1st January, 1860 R__rn_.-_ Tick .is will be issued between rorts within New Zealand at wbich the Co__p_ny's et .amers c_U, ac a reduction of 80 per cent, off the two single fares — available for return until 29tl_ February, 1880. WOOL booked through to LONDON at ONE PENNY prr lb. Freight and Pass ajre Tickets to be obtained at the Company's Of__cb, 1106 Government Wharf Bee-hiye Store. CHEISTIAIFJ-UITS!! New Currant New Eleme and Sultana Raisins New Muscatels and Pigs Erench Plums in bottles, 28) nett Orange, Lemon, and Citron Peels Walnuts, Barcelona, and Shell Almonds Eresh-roasted Pea-nuts Essences and Spices of all kinds Preserving Sugars English Loaf and Crushed Loaf 500 "1 " and LO. Sydney Company's "White, Yellow, and Brown Mauritius Crystals Enamelled Preserving Pan 3, all sizes 1 crate White Jelly Jars 1 crate Stone Jelly Jars New Seasons' TEAS, 1879-80,2/-, 2/2, 2/6, 2/10, and 3/2^ ft) ; £-boxes, 17/6, 19/-, 21/-, 22/-" 24/-, 25/-, 27 Q, 30/-, and 33/-. AT H. Y. Phillips's Bee-hive Store, CoENBR op Bridge Agfa. Collingwood Streets. 376

ANCHOR l'ffi|j{^ STEAM LINE OF.: j jlS^S] PACKETS ' - I AK.J. APP OIWTSO TO LHAVB FOR WESTPORT, HOKITIKA, AND GREYMOUTH. THE KENNEDY, via KARAMEA, o_ TUESDAY, tie 13th inst., at 10 a.m. rw.BE MURRAY', on -THURS DAY, 15th J_ inst , on arrival of Ihe San Francisco mail FOX WELIINGTON DIRECT. TOE CFIARLES EDWARD on WEDNESDAY, the 1 .*_ ins' nfc. FOR WANGANUI. nnHE MURRAY, on MONDAY, 12th JL inst., at 4 p.m. FOR BLENHEIM AND KhKERANGA. *T1 H E LYTTELTON on MONDAY, JL the 12th instant, at 11 s.ui. From tbe 15th December, 1879, to 31st January, 1880, Return Tiek«ls will be is_..e_ bttwein porta vri h .. New Z.aland at .'hich the Company's steamers chII, at a REDUCTION ot SO per cent, off the two single fares, available for return until the ; 28ih February, 188_. 2157 JOHN H. COCK & CO. M M. WEBSTEE, -i-'-A* FAMILY GRQCEB, TRAFALGAR-STREET, NELSON, having completed his selection of Christmas Fruits, has much pleasure in submitting them to his customers and the public as the best procurable in the New Zealand market^ and equal to anything that can be offered by any other house in town or country. During the remainder of the month (December), M. M. W. will sell his Chkistmas I. hutt s less the new duty, so that consumers will save one penny in every pound of Fruit they use by making their purchases at M. M. WEBSTER'S. Fine New Currants, Elemes, Sultanas, Muscatels, Figs, French Prunes, Californian Apricots and Peaches Candid Lemon, Orange and Citron Peels, Jordan Almonds, Shell Almonds, Barcelonas, American Pea Nuts (cylinderically roasted) Spices of all kinds, &c, &c. A special parcel of FLOUR secured for Christmas Puddings Preserving Sugars. — Crushed Loaf, I W Sydney Refined, Mauritius Crystals A very choice lot of New Season's H - -1879-80 T B .A. S 1879-80 Boxes from 17/6. WEBSTER'S COFFEE still maintains its high reputation, and _? the best preparation in the market. A prime lot of CANTERBURY HAMS just received. M. M. WEBSTER, FAMILY GROCER, &o. TRAFALGAB-STREET.

HP "ROBEETS 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 t>y the 15th January, 1880, will be SUED FOR without further notice. HgT Hours of Business, 10 to 6, except Saturdays.

LOVEDAY and HEYHOE Are now offering a large and varied assortment of j DRESS GrOODS, adapted to the climate of Nelsok ! New Dress Lawns j JNew Fancy Piques | New Ghalateas j New Baizes New Ataleas | New Muslins | New Lustres j New Satteens New Pompadours, e_c.,etc. LOYEDAY & HEYHOB have a large stock of Black Lustres— Brilliants— • Coburgs — Henrietta Cloths — Paramattas — French Merinos — Cashmeres — Serges — Poplin Cords — Russell 'Cords — Superior Crapes of best makes, etc., etc. »_^»__ __ _ __ -»_ t___ _ _ __p»__q— _ __ ■ ___»«___ LOYEDAY & HEYHOE'S Dressmaking Department is under competent management, and they are prepared to execute all orders entrusted to them with economy Jand despatch. ■ tf» ' i—* T" ADIES REQUIRING. •^ First-class Milllinerf at moderate charges, will find it to their advantage to favor LOYEDAY & HEYHOE with a a call before loofeing elsewhere. LOVEDAY & HEYHOE