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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 248, 19 October 1880, Page 4

POPULAR YOVBLS ON SALE BY R. Lucas & Son, OFFICE OF THE Evening Mail, &c.> 3S_iaS_E>C3-E3 -ST^ESE'jr, NELSON. o By Miss M. E. Eiddell— Joy after Sorrow Home sweet Home My First and Last Love The Eich Husband Far Above Eubies Above Suspicion Austin Friar's The Euling Passion A Life's assize City and Suburb Maxwell Drewitt Tlie World and the Church By Miss M. E. Braddon — Fenton' s Quest Eobert Ainsleigh The Trail of the Serpent Milly Darrell* Sir Jasper's Tenant Only a Clod The Lovels of Arden Elanor's Victory The Doctor's Wife John Marchmont e Legacy Lucius Davoren Henry Dunbar Dead Sea Fruit Eupert Gowdin To the Bitter End Eun to 1 arth Captain of the Vulture Lost for Love Strangers and Pilgrims Hostages to Fortune Aurora Eloyd A Strange World Lady Lisle Ealph the Bailiff Takn at the Flood By Charles Lever — The O'Donoghue Harry Lorrequer A Day's Eide Sir Jasper, Carew Cornelius O'Dowd Con Cregan That Boy of Norcott's A Eent in the Cloud Barrington Maurice Tiernay Lutterell of Arran The Fortunes of Gleneore One of Them Arthur O'Leary Tony Butl r By Anthony Trollope — The Bertrams Doctor Shorne Castle Eichmond Lady Anna Mendettoes of Ballycoran Vermcad Eachel Eay Tales of All Countries The Kellys and the O'Kellys By James Grant — Letty Hyde's Lovers The King's Own Borderers Laura Everingham The Aide-de-Camp Did s* he Love Him Oliver Ellis Harry Ogilvie First |Love and Last Lov The Captain of the Guard The Eomance of War Jane Seton One of tho Six Hundred Under the Eed Dragon Tho Eossshire Buffs' The Blr.ck Watch Lucy Arden FaH'er than a Fairy

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TVTELSOnT E CTION. TIME-TABLE! ON AND AFTER Irt JUNE. IBEO. 2 pB ™ OHHUineo^'tm o "S a ni to ©INooo «5 f cn •* ro . & -a • -• 2 ■• 2 P <T3 «CO 00 <J> CD 00 W(N SO - I . g (S i_ --<e»c<ieo'*-.t_>*»i--S■ : ' -g £ *o Aicciifiooinoio •£ do o <-< .-• <x mm ye -jf m 5, i-i nwooKttJo vs 'I fii ui iq tei kj i« »« i_j to «> ' OQ "^ °° £. ai2I2S MM (n-hoo p « i«i »" ci -- in cq ei »! <N _y — . __ 9 mOO» to t- «D >0 •* P •^.«>'t^o6xo6,o6ooo6xoj ::6c_: : s : : ; Bag' " 3 " ,sOi -i g :< BSzMa S « § o : tc P 00 P9 X ffi « « JE » * * * I T3 eosoon'ieoa* i * jf_; us o-<«:' «to ■* 3 — is £ 13 <S "& " "" "* H .H OD O © — r~t Cl <f\ Gl V, 3 s°. ■3 s 2 PS <d o -. eo eo rf ws «_> _-. © — . _ -g £ «o <B»OioeO»Bfl) •S 00 O-- «(NOOO9tJ<«. W ; B ' . >, M _»Q0«O«O--*»fl « jqoqrilNeO'+'Or-r---g •*• «oiw«eiai in ai eo CQ 3 S-3? ►. t_| _ *«.OOt_>tO— U. M-ort^g pi *a4o4s<»(N«(N(No.?; w |j: to g, 1 ON V> 50 >* «5 <» ~ 0* . fi . M . _OBM» »H •« g Jj eeoeo •* irs «o ~<nw •* te J ™ ,_J^.r-lr^r^ ft. - •» s s s s.a s s -§ * * - gb ,: ' K Q O H rt w S PH 2CO r/j tf ffl CO ro C ♦PLATFORMB ONLY.— Trains do rot stop at tnese unlf t s requin d. Notice should be given to the Guard at the previous stopping station. ORDINARY STNGLE TICKETS isrue.^ on Saturdays aod Sundajs are HT-iiiable as Keturn Tickets until the end of the following Monday, when re- dated as ahove. RETURN or PERIODICAL TICKETS will not be available for Special and _<x enrrion Trains, except when the Ordinary Time Table is suspended. ALL TICKETS used for return later than the day of issue must be presented at the Ticket Window, and re-dated before the Paß.engers enter the Train for tha return Journey. Any Person neglecting to get his Ticket re-dated will have to pay the ordinary Fare. RETURN TICKETS for distances not exceading 25 miles are available on day oi issue only. LUGGAGE.— Eech Passengfr is allowed to take ll2.bs. of PERSONAL Luegape free (not includir g merchandise of any ki(io), nnd ior every 56lbs. aboge this weight, for e-vc ry so mile? or iraction of 50 miles, the charge will be One Shilling. No lupgage will be allowe I to be taken into the Carriages, unless of such a size that it can be placed under the seat without inconvenience to other Passengers. Patßengers are strongly recommended to have their Names and ths Station to wliich they are proceeding distinctly marked on their Luggage, and to satisfy themselves that it is placed ( n the Train, as the Railway Department will not be responsible unless it is booked and paid (or. DOGS muat be provided with chains, or otber efficient tneansof securing them. They will not be allowed "n carriages, and the sender inuut obtain a Ticket, to be given up before the end of the journey, before the Dog is delivered. Passengers can be booked at Stations on'y on condition that there is room in the Train. Children under three years of age travel free; above three and under fourteen years of age half fare. W. STONE __. otiDKol UTon-Tor

PRACTICAL Saddle and Harness Makers, WHOLESALE AND EETAIL, . NELSON. adequate, 'aIKS^ Energy,— sre acknowledged by the whole Medioal Faculty and attested in their highest wriiten authonties._ . ■ fJ pBfiPBTUAi. IwjDNCTKiNs s gainst the Sale of Counterfeits of " WOL* E.'b bUJN APr S have been granted by the Supreme r P urts of , Kew Fouth Wales and Victoria, and further action will be instantly Stakenl againßt; anyone upon the Trade tights of the : PW^? t Ageßt jot AnßtwH»>n PtW Zealand,:- Ikl. BiCEE & CO, Bydaey.and MfiiiwwD