'«JtaH& TTNION " STRAM TffliiHj^v U .SHIP'COMi. Vm^^^^^m PANT'S '■ Steamers are appointed to leave, booking as follows: FOR 'PICTON, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, and DUNEDIN, booking for Wanganui, Oamaru, Timaru*— The WANAKA, aa, TOMORROW (TUESDAY), stli October, at 9.30 a.m. ' The H&WEA, s.g., on TUESDAY; 12th • ■■■ October* y"■ -'■ • •■- -FOR PICTON WELLINGTON, ard LYTTELTON, booking' for Napier, Gisborne, Tauranga— : ' "■' The HAWEA, s.s, on THUR'SbAI/7th ; October, at Ten a.m. The TAIARO_V e.5., ; on THURSDAY, llth October. TT-iOR TARANAKIInd MANUKAU- " TheT AI AROA, s.s., on SATURDAY; 9th Oiifcober. The WAN'AKA, s.s, on FRIDAY, 15th October. TOIR SYDNEY-: ;• The WAKATIPU, p.*., from Weliinztop, on WKDNEoUAY, 13th October. . FOR HOBART TOWN, MELBOURNE, and A DEL AID F,, via Wellington, Lytteiton, Dunedin, ana Bluff— The ROTORUA, n.s., from Wellington--' on 12ih October. fitST From 20th September to 30ih November, 1880, SPECIAL IXCUiiSION TICKETS at REDUCED FARES will be ifsued to Melbourne, available for Two Months from date of issue. Particulars at Compaoy's Office.* -- ■ ■ f - - , . WOOL booked .through to LONDON at ONE PENNY pur lb. Freight and Passage Tickets to be obtalnod at the Company's Okb-icb, . 1106 ■Government Wharf FOR PATEA via WELLINGTON. ri*-l»*i rjIHE s.s. iSEfiSg;' PATEA is appointed to leave for the* above Ports on WEDNESDAY EVENING NIXT. : For Froighfe or Passage, apply to 8028 SCLANDERS^&CO:,Agents. *' ■ - ■ ■***> ■ U_ . TO BE SOLD, a thorough Staunch- LIN'COLN MARE, used ;to O-irt or Plough. Enquire at TWIST.& GAY'S. 2?88~i3 FOR SALE,' a Six-year-old GELDING, .thoroughly quiet and; staunch, iq Harness af.d Saddle. Enquire of Mr W. BEST, Wakefield, ' ' """ * 2025-r-6p In the Estate of Richard ! . . ■ ?• , ,- Hadfieldj deceased.: at i A LL CLAlMS_againat the above Estate l\ must /be A T-. ONCE REN DERED, and all DFBTS DUE to thefiald Fstate PAID FORTHWITH .to . Mr. JAMES s BOON, whose, receipt will be a -sufficient discharge. '•'.",-•• f. s. hadfield; i J. H. COCK,, . ,*vE xecutors. 2986-6 ' H. D. JACKSON,) ''' \4 .[ I HEBEBY BFG:Tb; NOTIFY that I am CONTINUING, tinder the. same rtyle, the BUSINESS of my late husband, Richabd HadfielD ,the management -being 1 -entrusted , to Mr. JAMES 8005... :• ■ -■ y h -A 2987-6 .. 7 FANNY S. HADFIELD. NOT I C E . -ALL CLAIMS against the undersigned J\ are requested to be treat in by the 20th of October, 1880; FOR PAYMENT ; ap&'aii DEBTS DUE to me aie requested, to .be PAID by the samd date ; after tbat datp LEGAL PROCEEDINGS will .be taken for the recovery < f tha same. '.;■"../ ROBERT BANKS. . Nel.oa, Octol e • 2, 1880. 8026- td To Stand this Season. ■JNißrnflflßfl HP-HE Thorcughbred i y&MM ZANDER, °™ B ■ifSmWaWaiwi >flftg 0 t by Dead Shot, dam, Miss Nightingale, by Sir Hercules (see Stud Book). LEANDER is a rich bay, standing sixteen hands high, showing immense power and great quality. He is half-brother to M>ta, the best horse ever bred iri New Zsaland.-arid who is backed for the Melbourne Cup for £70,0C0. Terms— £4 ,4s, groomage ss, to he paid on first service. All fees must be paid before January 1, 1881. Only a limited number of mares will be. taken. '; 3016— 26 W. STAFFORD^ To Travel this Season, Between WAKAPUAKA and SPRING GROVE, and to, BELL GROVE if sufficient; inducement offers. yg_m. r. HP-HE Carriage Horee PATCH is, by Tom Spring out of Cedric Mare.' Tom Spring by St. Alban, dam by Bay Middleton, Graodam by Sir Hercules. He* Is of good temper, and "a sure foalgetter. After October Ist, Wakapuaka, Monday - Richtho'nd and Spring Grove, Tuesday j Foxhill, Wednesday. Terms £2 25., groomage.ss., t6 be paid bn firat visit. All accounts to be settled; by- January lst, 18817 ' JOSEPH ELLIS, ;. ■ -\ ■ : ; :*..* ■ - Nelson. October Ist, 1880. • • - • • S oo7— Sm ' ' £4000 S ;; WE : E_? r 'IS"o.7, .- -y \ y : onthh yr yA WELLINGTON CUP, To bo run in {the. first -week in FEBRUARY, 1881. Tickets ..." ... ...... £1. _ -e First Hprs? ... * )... y ..-.looo; Second Horse 300 Third Horse 200 Other Starters (divided) _ ... ' ... 7»>o Not-etarlera (divided) 1800 The '£700 for other starters will average about £1 00 each horse. The £1800 for non-starters will average about' £60 each horao. Mr (George North, of. Lambton Quay, announces hiß seventh annual _weep on the Wellington Cup. This time it is ior no less than £4000, wbuh will give handsome piiz.s even to the non-starters Mr North's former racing sweeps have inv^ris.b|y..bee^, con = duoted with euch thorough fatness sb; to' give] entire ..satisfaction* to all Interested jjand ire j are not .surprised to hear that there is already a brisk demand for tickets for bis£'7&ur-thousaad-pou»der."--jßt;-niffsf Post,) September 9. , ; >. -• • -yy '._ /'?- ,- y. 4 j4J Mr. GILEE"*, "Misonic »' Hit iJ, Nelson, Ageit. v? .-• --;--.■; yyy AAdaaa :— GT O. NORTH , TJBox 109|iPol|." office | of Lambipn Quay^Wtfllngtini ~'2&7tf
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 235, 4 October 1880, Page 3
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759Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 235, 4 October 1880, Page 3
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