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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 240, 9 October 1880, Page 1

BED CSOSS LlMEijU^^^ mmii Paddle Stcama? | <c= vmJ ladt barkly, I .^^ll j t wumebb, Master, will lea? * te under.— Nelson for Motueka, Monday, October 11, at 8.30 a.m Motueka for Nelson, Monday, October 11, at 11 a.m. Nelson for Motuefea, Tuesday, October 12, at Motueka for Neleon, Tuesday, October 12, at Nelson for Waitapu, Wednesday, October 13, at 9. pm. • • ' | Waitapu for Collingwcoa, Thursday, October H, at 2.80 p.mColliDgwood for Waitapu, Friday, October 15, at S pm. Waitapu for Nelson, Friday, October 15, at 5 p.m. Nelson for jMotueka, Moniay, October 18, at 7.30 a.m. Motueka for Nelson, Monday, October 18, 1 1 9.45 am. Nelson for Motueka, Wednss!?ay, October 20, at 6,30 a bi. Motueka for Nelson,. Wednesday, October 20, at 9 am. Nelson for Motueka, Thursday, Oc<o')er 21, a* 7 pm. Motueka.for Waitapu, Thursday, October 21, at 10 p.m. Waitapu for Collingwood, Triday, Cctotcr 22. at 9 a.m. Collingwood for Waitapu, Si tarday, Octcber S3, at 9 a.m. Waitap" wt Nelsoa, Fatutday, October 23, at 11.30 a,m; N.B —Freight on Wool and Hops from Gelden Bay, sb. per Bale; from Motueka, 4s, For Freight or Passage, apply" at tfte Lady BasMy OJSce, Oommarcial Wharf, 984 J. vS. CEOSfi, Jim?., Ageni A FODR-ROOMED COTTAGE TO LET. c j6PPIy t0 T. B. LOUISSON, TO LIT.-A Six-roomed COTTAGF, in Waimea-st., with good Garden attached. se6B-tc Apply Ed BAA SE, Waimea-6t TO LRT. with immediate possession, the SHIP BOTBL, situate at the Port. For further particulars, apply on tbepre misss. _^ 2388 TO LET.— 'KENT HOOSB," Waimea road, immediate possession. Apply to S. LAMBERT, lhe Port. TO LET a PBVRN-RnOMBD HOUSR, oppceite Bavgent's Timber Yard, WaimM ...reet. A*^*^ fc AxnHBOB . October 4, 1880. ■___ — To Let, mill Immediate Possession* A VILLA RESIDENCE in CollingwootiBtreet; lately in the occupation of Mrs. M * B ' a °lpply t> EVERETT BROS. & CO,, 2929— t c Bridge-street. £]VOR SALE.— HOUSE containing JJ Eight Rooms, close to the Railway Station, Spring Grove; there is a Garden planted with choice Fruit Trees. For further particulars, apply to Mr W. ROUT, Mm. or en the P^»M» BOTTBKtL . MBS. MACKAT. Belmont Bouse, Wat-mctt-rmii— BOABD, LODGING, and >-BIVATK BQIIMS. MM-t o J. A. Packer's STEAM TUEHBET WOBKS, Hardy-street. JUST RECEIVED— An Assortment of A MEBICAN BLIND ROLLERS, ,/V COMPLETE, 1/One "EAGLE" FOOT LATHE, WITH CHUCKS, ALL COMPLETE. 2805— t C To all wliom it may concern. M. M. Webster hereby notifies that he hss been appointed SOJiE AGENT in the Nelson, Provincial District, for the sale iof CHARLES HANSEN'S T\AIRY PREPARATIONS, JL/ CONSISTING OP Liquid Rennet Extract Liquid Cheese Coloring liquid Butter Coloring Sold in Two-quart Bottles at 10/- each. Opinions of the Practical and Scientific-^ B. G. ;Jbkkins, of Marksbiiry Vale, near. Brfstoi,- son-in-law of, and successor to, the late Mr Habdinq, the celebrated Cheddar Cheese Maker, pays:—" I think the Ren net Extract a first-rate article, and a boon to all cheese makers. The use of it i> spreading rapidly in the dairy districts of this country, and has only to be tried to be appreciated. The great American authority, Professor L. B. Abhold says :— lt will greatly add to the purity of flavor in the chee>e, and hence will enhance the value of the great mass of cheese made in this country. Dr. Schatzmamn. President of the Swiss Experimental Dairy Station, in a recent treatise on •• The Preparation and. Uee of Rennet for CheesemakiDg," remarks ;— Jn the direction of cheese making tbe most important step in advance is the production of a pure extract of calf rennet that can always be de pended upon, and is not liable to spoil by keep ing. It has been brought into the market by Chas. Hansen, of Copenhagen, and its value is best proved by its rapidly increasing consumption. EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DAIRYMEN RECOGNISE ITS EXCELLENCE. In moet of the leading dairies of Europe the Extract has substituted rennets ; it being now used on a large scale in England, France, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, and the Scandinavian countries. America is rapidly following. M. M. WEBSTER, Family Grocer, Wine, Spirit, and jFrov ision^ Merchant^ TRAFALGAS-ST., NELSON. ' 2667