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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 26, 31 January 1881, Page 3

1 FOR WANGANUI AND PATEA. - nnHE o.s. M||y||>. WAKATU | will leave for the aboye ports on MONDAY 31st January, at 6 p.m. For freight or passage apply lo J. S. CROSS, jun., Agent. Anniversary of tlie Province. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1. LADY BARKLY Will leave as under — Nelson for Motueka, at 6 a.m. Motueka for Nelson, at 8 a.m. Nelson for Motueka, at 8 p.m. Motueka for Nelson, at 10-30 p.m. Fare there and back— FlVE SHILLINGS. JAMES S. CROSS, Jun , Agent. CITY OF NELSON. Town Clerk's Ofßce, 17th January, 1881. TAKE NOTICE. — The VALUATION LIST for tbe City of Nelson, is now OPEN FOR INSPECTION ,at the Town Clerk's Office, Nelson. All objections thereto muet be left at the Besiient Msgistrate's Court, Nelson, on or before the 15th day oi February, addressed to the Assessment Court; and a copy of every such objection must be left 8t the above office not less than seven days before the next sitting of the said Court. H. V. GULLY, 1 77_ 5a Town Clerk. COUNTY OF WAIMEA. TENDERS are Required for EXEOUTING Certain REPAIRS to the Motueka Wharf, SPECIFICATIONS of whicb may be peen at the Office of the County Council, Government Baildirg*. after the 31st January, and st the Court House, Motueka, during office hours from the same date Sealfd TeDder marked "Tenders for Repairs to Motueka Wliarf'' will be RECEIVED on or before TUESDAY. 15th February. J. W. BARNICOAT, Chairman. Waimea County Office, Nelson, 28th January, 1881. BOARD and RESIDENCE in a healtby situation. Apply Mrs A. N. WALKER, top of Kawaia- street. 85—t c Hanseatic Fire Insurance Co. of Hamburg. WM. STANTON is appointed AGENT • for this strong, importapt Company, whose reputation has for years beeii recognised in Europe. It has a LARGE SUBSCRIBED* CAPITAL, Accumulating Reserve and Premium Reserve Fnn<ls. "ith the additional perurity of the Guarantees of Asaacii'ed Companies, to the extent ot ,£10,000,000. The Agent, rrpresenling also the Nobwioh Union, is enabled to accept risks to a lar-zer amount than the Limits oi any single offlce would admit of; Insurances singly or combined, will be taken at LOWEST RATES, with prompt and liberal settlements of loseep, and no advantage taken of inadvertent mii*takes or omis&ijnß on the part of those concerned. 226 W. M. STANTON, Agent. Sickness and Accident Mutual Association of New Zealand. Head Office, Christchurch, with Committee and Trustees W. W. Charters, Esq , Manager and Secretary. This popnlar Institution is now in operation, and tht unders gned, as Agent, is receiving applications for Membership. Facilities to Members. 1. No personal attendance required 2. Medicol examination not a necessity for membership 3. Premiums one to four at the rate of 25s per annum (Gd per week) secures £1 per week during disability from sickness or accident for each premium. 4. Claims, when approved, payable in Nelson, weekly, if required 5. Profits divided among assured 6. Bight to vofe at all meetings and elect their own officers Roles of Association, and further information can be had of W. M. STANTON, Ageht fob Nelson & Marlborough, or of any of the Sub-Agents ol the Nobwioh Union Fibe Office. 10— a To tlie Trade and the Public. WM. STANTON begs to return • thanks for the support accorded him in business for the past thirty years— in an unchanged business,— md to iniorm his friends that he is now beduoing his large and varied stock by offering goods at strictly INDUCEMENT PRICES, with a view to ottering the character of his trade. Until this is accomplished, he will sell strictly and genuinely as lollows :— Stationbby below invoice price Books in some instances at balf publication price. Music, New and Standard, by any publisher, £3 worth for .£1 (not old etock). : Pianoforte* akd Obgans as cheap as in England (sacrificing the import cbargtß, and the heavy duty of 17 per cent.). ; Sewing Machines— Grover & Baker, and others— at half price. An exceedingly heavy stock onrnand. Threads, Silks, and Accessories relatively cheap. ! *** The following miscellaneous lines are well filled, and will Dear large profits for tLe •trade buyer, >iz : — . Cards. Paper, Printing Materiils, Inks/fee. Leather Bags, Satchels, and Wallets , Framed and Unframed Engravings Heavy Gilt P cture Framing and Cornice Cricket Cr quer, and Fencing Materials Perambulators, Footballs Jewellery, Fancy Goods Theatrical requisites Wigs, etc. Cox's Coited J-'ills, Kirby's do. Druggistß' Sundries, Patent Medicines Mate and Matting in variety Musical Instruments of every description—Brass, Wood, and Stringed Music Strings. Reeds, Cuses, and Fittings Gold ano Silver Laces, Braids, Cords, Fringes, Trimmings, Spangles, Zinc*?, Cloth, TiEsue, Foil, etc.— a largo and valuable Stock of all kinds Gothic Latches, Doar Furniture, Veranda Iron Ransome's Sili 'ate (indurating preparation) Malt Mill, Large Cift-e Mill and Roaster Cottage Ranges, Heating t^tovo, And a variety of oth» r Merchandise, Hardware, Fancy Goods, Oilman's Stores, and articles of consumption. Just Received — A ewe of G.B D. and other Wood Pipes o ■superior clasa, Tobacconhts* Goods, and Genuine Meerschaums. W. M. STANTON & CO., Commission and General Agents, Salesmen aod Brokers, Importers ot bpecialitkg, &c (>