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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 29, 3 February 1881, Page 3

FOR WESTPORT AND GREYMOUTH, 1 npHB favorite s.s. «Jf|||Jg|^ GBAFION will sail for the above Ports on WEDNESDAY, 9th February, at Ham For freight or passage apply to JAMBS S. CROSS, Jun., 145 Agent. FOR WANGANUI AND WELLINGTON. W A-K .A T U will leave for the abwe ports on FRIDAY, 4th February, at 7 pm. For ireight or passage apply <o .7. S. CROSS, jun., Asront FOR SALE. BAT MA*K TKAP, HARNESS, and L&MPti.-~ Price cash. J. BOB^ON, 359 — 3 Kichnaond. BOARD and RKSIDENOM in a healthy silufctinn. Apply Mrs A. N. WALKER, top of K»w*ia street. 85— t C £102?™; The anove rewßrd will be paid to any on 2 giving such information as to CONVIC'I the parties who (JUT my HOP-BINES eithei Siturdav or Sunday. Any person TRE-PASSINO on my grounds after thit* date will be PROSfcOOTKD. T. HABLRT. Nelson, January 24, 1881. 245-t c DR. HOADLEY HAS COMMENCED PRACTICE in Nelson a>d may be CONSULTED in COLLINGWOOD STREET, at the House formerly occupied by Db. Fabbelle. At home from Ten to Eleven a.m., and from Seven to Eight p.m. 38£6— 4 m a WRITING CASES and DESfcS 01SALE at B LUCAS & SON'S L&NGDON'S EXTENDED QUARTZ-MINING COMPANY [Limited]. AT a Mesting cf Directors Held on the Slut January, 1881, a CALL (the 2nd) of a HALF-PENNY per Share was made payable to the Manager at th« CompanvV : Office. T*ifiui-Btreet, Gbbtmodth, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of February, 1881. G W. MOHS, Manager. Grer mouth, Febiuary 1, 188. 253-2 Hanseatic Fire Insurance Co. of Hamburg. WM. BTANTON is appointed AGENT • for ihis strong, iroportani Company, whose reputation has for years been r.cognistd in Europe. It has a LARGE SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, Accummlatlntr Reßerve and Premium Heserve Fnn-'s with the additional fecurityof t v e Guarantees of Associa'ed Companies, to the ex ; eat ot £10,000,000. The Agent, r. prfeeniing nlso the 'Noavnoii UniuK, is eoab'ed t«> accept risks to a larger nmouut than (he Limits ot any single office ; would Hilmit o^. Insurances singly or combined, will be t».ken at LOWEST RATES. with prompt and liberal settlements of losser, nut no advantKge taken of inadvertent mitukea or omiati us on the part ot those concerned. iw W M. RT ANTON, Agent, Sickness and Accident Mutual A ssociation of New Zealand Head Office, Cliriscol un-h, with Committee and Trustees W. W. Charters, Esq , Manager and Secretary. Tbifl popular Institution is now in epera«io«. and th: v iders gned, ns Agent, is receiving applications Jor Membership. FiCI'JTIES TO MEMBER'S. 1 No personal attendance required 2 Medicol examination not a necessity fo> membet ship 3. Premum o<>e to Uur at the rate of V'ss per ant urn (6d per week) secures £' pet week during d sub My ft dm sic/mess or accident for each premium. 4. Claims, when approved, payable in Nelson, weekly, if requited 5. Pi o His divided among assured 6. Eight io vo c at all meetings and elect their own officers Bulbs of Association, and farther information can be bad of . W. M. ST ANTON, Agewt fob Kelson & Mablbobotjgh, or of aDy of the Sub-Agents of the Nobwich : Union Fibb Offiob. 10— a Land and Buildings in Trafalgar-st. and Bridge-st. 'T^HE undersigned have received inJL structiona from t\ie Owners to , Sell, on suck terms of payment as may be agreed upon, all that BLOCK of LAND, together with the BUILDINGS thereon, having a Frontage to Trafalgarstreet extending from the Bank of New Zealand to Wymond's Drapery Store, and with a Frontage to Bridge-street extending from Wymond's Drapery Store to Mr. Mabin's, subject to any leases or terms of occupancy now existing. The property is For Sale in Sepa- ; rate Lots as at present occupiod. CURTIS BROTHERS, Attorneys for the Executors of the late Thomas Curtis Vipan. 3694— tc qpHE MEDICINAL VIRTUES OF X WAtWERA AND ROTORUA WATERS, BY DR. A. L. A.ECCLES. Lake Houee, llotorua, Sept. 12, 1880. I havfl visitel Waiwera (Hot Springs) also Lake House, Obinemutu, and the Terrace Hot -I, TarHwera. on a tour for the purpose of inve.'.t'gaticg tho properties of the various ot Springs. I have in each, ease staged at the hctels owned by Mr.U. Graham, and have to thsnk i iui and hi« mantifj rs for the gre*t courttsy extended towards me. The ypiinga at t c first two mentioned p'acee, I f.-el confident, possess the ino<-C valuable meliicinai qualitu 8, whilst the Terraces (easily accesHibie from the la«t mentioned place) are such that every person possessing the means ought lo "visit. The internal arrangement* of the various brtela have been made to meet the requirements of Invalids and Tourists, and this orject ras been fully fulfilled. ,• A. I EBI IB A.ECCLES, 8.A.) U&>, Ct »:ab,p F,R,C 5 ,., L,M« Edir, I