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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 234, 2 October 1880, Page 1

SEI? OBOSS LINK, i^-^^^i- HPHB Paddle Steamsr IC^^l LADY BARKLTT, I^Ji J# Wj^ MIB ' Master, will lent ea under.™Nelson for Motueka, Monday, October 4, at 6 a.vi; i' m Motueka for Nelson, Monday, October 4,vat 8.15 am Nelson for Motueka; Tuesday, October 5, at 5 p.m. Motueka for Waitapu, Tuesday, October 5, at 8 p.*n. Waitapu for Collingwood, Wednesday, October 6, at 7.30 a.mi Collingwood for Vaitapu, Thursday, October 7, at Ba.m. f Waitapu for Nelson, Thursday, Qctoter 7, at 10.80 a.m. . N.B— Freight on Wool and JHops. from , Goldensßay ? ,ss. per Bale; from Motueka, 4e. For Frelglit or Passage, apply'at t&e Lidy Earkly Officoj Commercial Wharf, 984 J. CIBOSS, Juß7., Agent v ' f tfw 'Satob'.og. [to L6t\ FlOft SALE, aFf RBT-r L & SS , \ t . ... PIANOFORTE* 5806 . .Apply Mail Office. , \ FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE TO L3T. 2^e^t c .f?^ t0 ; .. T. B. LOUISSON, • riN6 LET.^-A Six-roomea OOTMOB in X Waimea-si, with goodlGarden attached. 2f 68-t r e Apply Ep. BAA SE, Waimea-st. TO LKT, with immediate possession, the SHIP HOTEL, situate at the Port. For fmtber particulars, apply on thepre mises;, ,- <•; .- ..—■. : :■ „ 2388 TO LET.— "KEST HOUSE," Waimearo»d, immediate posfiesaion/ Apply to S. LAMBERT, The Port, To Let, with Immediate PossesA VILLA RESIDENCE in Collingwoodstreet, lately in the occupation of Mrs. M. Black *..-.- --: -TJApplyto EVERETT BROS; & CO., S929— tc Bridge«Btreet. £jl OR S ALE .—HOUSB containing Jj Eight rßoomsi close to the Railway Ptattorr, Spring Grove ; tbere is a Garden planted with choice Fruit Trees. For further particulars^apply to Mr W. ROUT, ISelsoayor oa the pwmisesvto __ . S9B '-' .'<■>• .Xi ' W. Ti.oOllniSJUl^ . TITRITING CASESJ and DESKS ON V . „? A ™^;-: B: IUCAS & SON'S HIXEY'S BXACK LEAD. "CLEANLINESB." WG. NIXEt'S BFFfNED BLACK « LEAD is the cheapest and best for PoJisbin? Stoves and all kinds of Ironwork equa Ito Burnished Steely without waste or dUSt In d., 2d;,-and-4d; BLOCKS, and Is BOXES. CAtmON*— THSBB ARK SEYEBAIi IMITATIOMB Sold;everywhere by all Shopkeepers. - COUMTi»Oi;bOT3ISIt~E6BO fcQTRABB LONtOM CHRIST WEEPING OVER JERUSALEM, A POEM : by the Rev. W. B. Mabtbn. Price One. Sbillbg. On Sale at R. Lucas & Son's, Bridge street. 1 3? MEDIJEVAL ARCHITECTURB. selected f rom iexamples oi the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries in France and Italy, by the great London Architect, W. Eden Nesfield. To< lovers of the. noble buildings of the Middle Agee, tbis book is at once a subj ect of admiraiion and study. On Sale at R. LUCAS & SON'S. To all wliom it may concern; hereby notifies that he he s been, appointed S6LB AGENT; ; iq the Nelson; Provincial District, for the sale of CHABLES' HANSELS DAIkY HREPAKATIOKS, CONSISTING OF tictnid Rennet Extract Liquid Cheese Coloring Liquid Butter Coloring , Sold in Two-quart Bottles at 10/- each. Opinions of the Practical and Scientific^ r : B. ; G. Jekkins^ of JMarKsbury Vale, near Bristol, Bon4n-law of," and euccessor to, the late Mr Habding, the celebrated Cheddar Cheese Milker, "pays :—'• 1 think the ; R»NNBT Extract a first-rate article', and a booh' to all cheese makers. The use of it is spreading rapidly in the dairy districts of this country, and hae,oi/j/ to be tried to be appreciated. The great American authority, Professor I/.B; AiMOLDsays:— lt will greatly add to the purity of flavor in lha cheete, and hence will enhance the value of the great mass of cheeße made in tbiß country. Dr. Schatzmann. President of the Swiss Experimental Dairy Station, in a recent treatise/ on "The Preparation and Ugo of Rennet for Cheesemaklng," remarks :— ln the direction of cheese making.' the most important step in advance is the production of a pure extract of calf rennet that can always be depended upon, and is not liable to spoil by keep ■ ing. It 1m been brought into the market by Chas. Hansen, of Copenhagen, and its value is best proved by its ; rapidly increasing consumption. < j - EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DAIRIMEN RECOGNteE ITS EXCELLENCE. In most of the leading dairies of Europe the Ixtbaot lias substituted rennets; it being now used on a large scale in England, France, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, and , the Scandinavian^ countries. America iB rapidly following. ET. M. WEBSTER, Family Qrpceri Wine, Spirit, and Merchant, r . T,BAFALGAR-ST., NEIiSONi t . "5. ,'■ 1 ' '•■. •■ Mil