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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 97, 23 April 1880, Page 3

«|*y|w TTNION STEAM gjylitaiil^ PANY'S Steamebs are appointed to leave, booking as follows; EOR PICTON, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, and DUNEDIN, booking for Wanganui, Oamaru, Timaru— The HAWEA, s.a., on TUESDAY, 27th AprU, at Ten a.m. * The WANAKA, b. s., on TUESDAY, 4th May. FO R PICTON WELLINGTON, and LYTTELTON, booking for Napier, Gisborne, Tauranga— The WANAKA, s.e., on THUFSDAY, tbe 29th April. TheTAIBOA, ss, on THURSDAY, the 6th May. "OOR TARANAKI aild MANUKAU— The W ANAKA, c. p.. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 24th April, at Eive p.m., calling at WELLINGTON to land passengers ONLY. The TAIAROA s. s. on THUBSDAY, 29th April. EOR SYDNEY (EXHIBITION opaned 17th September)— The TE ANAU, from Auckland, on 27th April.— Booked pa c sengers forwarded per s.s. WANAKA, TO-MOR-ROW, (SATURDAY, 24th April. FOR HOBART TOWN, MELBOURNE, and ADELAIDE, via Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, arid Bluff— The TARARUA, s.s., from Wellington, on MONDAY,' 26th April, booked passengers forwarded per s. c. WANAKA, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 24th Afrll. WOOL booked through to LONDON at ONE PENNY per Ik Freight and Passage Tickets to be obtained at the Company's Ovvwe, 1106 Government Wharf M. M. Webstek, FAMILY GROCER, WINE, SPIRIT, AND PROVISION MERCHANT, Trafalgar-st. M. M. Webster Respectfully announces lo his numerous customers and the public Ibat lie haa kesumed the "Wine and Spirit Branch of Ms Business relinquished some years ago, and is novr prepared to supply WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST DESCRIPTIONS, IN QUANTITIES OF NOT LESS THAN TWO GALLONS, South Australian Shiraz and Constantia. ENGLISH BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER. M. M. Webster, FAMILY GROOER, WINE, SPIRIT, AND PRO VISION 'MERCHANT, Trafalgar-st., Nelson. os7 W. M. Stanton's NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. REDUCTION) ■* (BEDUCTION OF STOCK, J w I OF PRICE, in addition to which, EOR ONE MONTH ONLY ! A Further Discount of 10 "^ cent. (Two Shillings in the Pound)! will be allowed on all Cash Purchases of One Pcunl and upward?. GROCERIES, TEAS, COFFEES, OILMEN'S STORES, INDIAN CONDIMENTS, PRESERVED PROVISIONS. TOBACCO, CIGARS, SNUFFS, REAL MEERSCHAUMS, and a large variety of Briar, Cherry, and other Pipes. . PIANOFORTES by the besi Eoglish and Continental makers, at Invoice Cost, with the mere addition of import expenses. AMERICAN ORGANS at same prices as at the London Agents. SEWING MACHINES for Hand and Foot, by Grover and Baker, and others. An EXCELLENT FaMIM SHUTTLE MACHIKE (Lock Stitch), fob THREE POUNDS ! G E N E R, A L . . . STATIONERY, Books, Game?, Baskets, Picture Framing, Hoom Border, Baskets, Portmanteaus, Bags, Brushware, Haniware, and Eancy Goods ; Musical Instruments of every description ; Theatrical requisites, Plays ; Masonic Clothing, Jewels, and Literature ; Re*l and Imitation Gold and S'lver Laces, Curls, and Trimmings for the Volunteer Army— all direct importations. MUSIC BALF PRICE cor oabh. W. M. STANTON, Corner Tbafalgab and Habdy-sts. AVAILABLE and DESIRABLE PROPERTY of about 1000 Acres Fertile Land, in a compact block, 14 miles from Nelson, with a good road. The soil is rich, the property well watered and partially timbered ; there is a commodious Dwelling-house besides Out-houses, Cottage, Enclosures, and other improvements— a delightful site for a gentleman's residence, or a profitable situation for a practical man at Grazing snd Dairy. Farming. Crown title. To be sold on advantageous terms. An opportunity equally good ior occupation Qr ap ap investment. Apply toi 969 - _ -_ W » M ' &T4NTQH,