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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 183, 3 August 1880, Page 3

ANCHOR llll^ STEAM LINE OP |ra||3| PACKETS A.SB APPOIKTBD TO LBAV3 FOR WESTPORT. HOKITIKA, AND GREYMOUTH. TH E CWARLES EDWARD, about FRIDAY, 6th August. fTIHE MUBRAY, to follow. FOR WANGANUI. THE MURRAY, about THURSDAY, Sth Augu.t. FOR WELLINGTON. THE LYTTELTON, TO-DAY (Tuesday), 3rd August, at 8 p.m. FOR BLENHEIM. THE LYTTELTON, about FRIDAY, €th iastaot. SIS 7 JOHN H. COCK Ss CO. FOR WANGANUI AKD WELLINGTON. aJ^^BK^-^^* WAKATU will sail for the ahove ports TO-MORROW (Wednesday), at Four p.m. For Freight, &c„ app'y to 2268 J. S. CROSS, jun. NOTICE. AFTER tlis date POISON for DOGS will be laid on my property at the Porfc. A. J. RICHMOND. Nelson, August 2, 1880^ 2090—2 NOTICE. POISON will be laid on my Tind, Shepp* Fabm, Waimea South, after this dste. . ». S. LUCAS. July 27, 1880. HTT AYCOCK rune a comfortabla , JUL . CONVEYANCE between RICHMOND and MOTUEKA, lsaving tho Railway Station, Eiohmomd, every Monday, "Weduesday, and Fbiday, at 10 a.m., and returning from Motueka every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satoxlday, at 8 o'clock a.m. AU Parcels left at the Ued Hobsb Hotel. Richmond, at Coppin's bWAN Ikn, Motueka, and JTerby Kousk Hotel, Riwaka, will be attended to. Engaged Seats to be Prepaid. DESKS, DRESSINGCASES. &c, At R. LUCAS & SON'S.

Mrs. King, DRESSMAKER & MILLINER, TOP OF WAIMEA-STREET, opposite the old cemetery, (lato of Ngatiawa-strcet), Kelson. Charges very moderate. Style and fit guaranteed. Mrs. KING begs lei-.ve to call attention to the fact that she has had a very extensive experience in all the leading West-end Houses while in London, and is aho prepared to make up Lao ies' Underclothing and White Work in a very superior style, at very low prices. 6®- NOTE THE ADDRESS. SOB 6 NOW OPENING— JE* NORFOLK, HIMALAYA, and other late arrivals—TBUNKS fyg\) TRUNKS SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SKOES! BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! CHEAP BOXES OF BOOTS!!! A Family Shod for £1, including Father and Mother ! MUST BE CLEARED prior to Stock-taking. LIGHTBAND &■ CO, TEAFALGAR-ST., NELSON. 1983—26

~' I COMMENCING- BUSINESS. ROBERT SNODGRASS Begs leave to inform the inhabitants of Nelson and surrounding Districts, that he has Commenced Business as a Family Grocer & Provision Dealer \ in that old established Store, Corner of Milton & Grove Streets, tlie Wood. R. S. has purchased, for Nett Cash in the best markets, a Large wellassorted Stock of fresh NEW GOODS of the best quality, upon which he will charge a very small profit for Ready Money Only. Please try a Sample Parcel. Families waited upon for Orders. Goods delivered in all parts of City or Suburbs Free. Auxiliaries:— Coals, Crockery, Smallware, Stationery, Stamps. i Loyeday & Heyhoe Trafalgar-street. The Real "Singer* Sewing Machine,! For Hand or Foot. For Family jiWoik, DreßS_nal.ers, Tailors, pud JSSL In consequence of the great demand for thu JHwk&L. * SINGER MACHINE," W. Hubb4bd offers 'jjfi^jPfik ' all other makes at greatly ekduoed pricks :— fffflPjPfaff JMB. W . Shuttle Lock Stitch 3 10 0 Sewing Machines Repaired. Oil. Needles, &c. "^^^jJ^^JgwMipWß^^^-^ CAUTION. — In consequence of a Machine, 1 3HHHHH^H|^SS^^^> much liko the " Singer " Machine in appearance "^^^SSBBS^^^^m^^^^ hcicg now offered in Nelson, I beg to etatx. that COMPANY'S AUTHORISED*^ IssT 9 3EX XJ 3S3* Jgs M>» 3£s? 30* •IP