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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 262, 28 December 1880, Page 3

ANCHOR \lfe^ STEAM LINE OF i^^i PACKETS If ABB APPOINTED To LBAVH FOR WESTPORT, HOKITIEA, AND GREYMOUTH. fTVHK WALLACE, TO-MORROW (Wed_L needay), 20th inst.,'at Eight a.m. JpHE KENNEDY, on FRIDAY, 31st met. JL FOR WELLINGTON DIRECT. rf\RK CHARLES EDWARD, on THUKSJL DAY, 30th inßt., at Four pm. FOR WANGANL'I. rpnE MURRAY, Early. 1 JL Coastal Fxcursiovs — Fiom sSlh December, 1880, to 3 1st January, ISBI, Return Tickets will be i?fued betwica ports within New ZesJand at which Company's et earners call, at a redu' tion of 30 per cent on the two Binple fares, avai'able for Return until 28Lh Febiuaiy, 1881. JOHN H. COCK & CO. WANTED, Two or Three GENTLE MfcN BOARDERS, in a healthy locality. 'Je»ni3 moderate Apply nt tho Office of tho Evbning Mail, HBls— to WANTED TENDERS for CUTTING. TYING, nn.l STOOJUNG 20 Acres OATS at Hope.— T. LT.FOY, Llardy-st. 3910 WANTED, TENDERS for mwking complete, about Two Aces of Oaten liny, including Thatchirg, fto. Work to he done in a satisfactory manner. Apply fcefore Ist January. 3591 HENRY CLOUSTON. RICHMOND HILL MINING COMPANY [Limit£l>]. Ui-'der Voluntary Liquidation. 'T'-ENDEHS wiil be received by the urderI sipnel until FKIDAY, D-cun'er 3)nt, for the. PURCHASE of the LEASJO held by the above Company of Land crmprisir.g THHEE HUMDKKD AND TWENTY ACRES at Para Para, in th* Collingwood District. Tha Lcbbb iB, granted under the Waste Lacda Act of 1863, at a rental of £.6 PT annum, acd has Seventeen years to run. There ie r gcod Over eer'e Cott-ige on the ground, Furnace, and other Assaying mater ial. AUo, for all the MINING PLANT oh the premises, comprising Pump, large quantity of Tools, Trucks, Line of Tramway, a conBiderable quantity of Silver Ore, &c, &c. It ia believed byjthe late Directors in the above Company that a piyable lede of t-iiver exists on this property, ore vary'ng from 8 ounces to 1600 ounces per ton having been taken therefrom. The. Company's means were, however, too small to continue operations. 'I he shaft is sunk about 100 feet, and well protected by timber, &nd the pump erected in the same ia capabln of clearing the water in a short space of time. Tenders will be received for either of the ; bove lines or together. H. D. JACKSON, ?6H— a Liquidator to Company

Just what's wanted. Steam Yacht " Tainui." PICNIC PARTIES and others can HIRE the above fast and comfortable Steam Yacht on reasonable terms. Apply on board, or to JOHN MAY, 3935— Tm The Port. Cattle for Sale. A BOOT SEVENTY BEAD of FAT and STORE CATTLE for sale by Wii. GIBB'-', of Totaranui. RESULT GOLD-MINING COMPANY [Limited]. AT a Meeting of the Directors neld on the 23rd irst&nt, a CALL (the third) of ONE JPRJSNY per fchare waa made payable to ihe Manauer, at the Company's Ollice, RBkFiKN, on WEDNESDAY, the Twclf.h dsy of January, 1881. G. C. BOWMAN, Manager. Recfton, December 24, 1880. 4027 ' NOTICE. AN EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of the fehareholdi ra of the WALI^END ( OAL-MLN^GCOMi J ANY(UwiTKD),wiII be hold at t/ie Institute, COLLING WOOD, on MONDA V, the Tenth day of Janiury, 11:81, at EigJitpm. Business : To determine on the te=t method of working tho mine. That in future all meetings be called by a written r-otice to each slmreh"! tr Prcxy papers .must be sent ia by the Bth of January, JOHN EDWARD FLS ETCHER, fcoretary. Collfngwoo^, soth December, 1880. 402C-2a UOTATIONS: Price 6d., or posted, 6d. Frco Trade— Local Self Government —Direct Tcxation— Banking— Land Tenure —Importance of Municipalities-— Gleanings Publiihed for E. Tcckeh, by R. Ltjoab and Son. and Sold by all Bookseller*. To Travel tliis Season. <@Srffta»<4Ss& fPHE Draught Hone l^Bttl^ 3LORI) NELSON * LOUD NBLSOH will travel through Wftkefield and Foxhill on MONDAYS, thiough Wuimea West on WEDNESDAYS, through Hope, Richmond, and Stoke on FRIDAYS ; will stay at Twist & Gat's Stables til! noon on SATURDAYS ; will be at home TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS. Tfrme— £2 10s., Guarantee £4, groomsga 5U M to be paid <on first visit. All Accounts to be settled by Ist January, 1881. SYDNEY BIGGINS. ' 3072— « Spring Grove.

Special Attraction to jn Conntry Buyers, " ' ' t\Jl I limi" II IM Loved ay & Heyhoe Advertise the following PRICES as specimens of the CHEAP GOODS they are selling : — Scoured Calico, 4£d Trimmed Hats, Is lid Striped Ginghams, 4£d Ladies' Drawers, Is 9d Unbleached Sheeting, 9d Ladies' Chemises, 2s 3d White Sheeting, Is Ladies' Night Dresses, 3s Gd White Flannel, Is 2d Colored Skirts, 3s lid Colored Quilts, 2s lid Costumes, from 6s lid Carpet, B£d per yard Capes and Fiscliua, from Is 6d Toilet Sets, 9d Printed Muslin, 12 yards for 3s lid Heavy Navy Serge, Is 3d Striped Grenadines, 12 yds for 2s lid White Blankets, 12s 9d per pair Black Lustre, 7^d Untrimmed Hats, d^d ZINC-LINED CASES FOR SALE, — o Loyeday & Heyhoe Trafalgar-street. J CIVILITY. ATTENTION. |_ Enlargement of Premises, EOEEET SNODGRASS, FAMILY GROCER AND PROVISION DEALER, THE WOOD AND WASHINGTON VALLEY. Begs leave to inform his customers and tho public in genoral that the extensive alterations at his Store in the Wood are com- ? ploted, and the promises are RE-OPENED with a LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK, which will bo sold nt tho lowest prices possible, I AGENT FOR THE NELSON "EVENING MAIL. ij j PALACE. That most people embrace something at some period of their life is a fact that cannot be denied. For children embrace their toys, Youth embraces its leisure, Lovers embrace their joys, And Snobs embrace their Leather. But wise men and women embrace the opportunity offered by HEALY & SON in supplying their families with FIRST-CLASS BOOTS & SHOES AT OUR UN-HEARD-OF PRICES. We know that the sacrifice is great, but the pleasure of supplying our numerous patrons is immeasurably greater. The watchword is COME ! And in coming remember this, that you do not require to bring near so much money to supply yourself with a larger quantity of FIRST-CLASS GOODS at the LEATHER PALACE, as you do to obtain a very small parcel ftt apy other Establishment, HEALTH SONiPrtdgwrtwet.