FOR WELLINGTON AND LYTTELTON. M*V*k HPEE favorite b.s. SgW&Sl^ GRAFTON will leave for the above Ports TO-MORROW (Tuesdaj) MORNING, at 11 a.m, For freight or passage apply to JAMES S. CROSS, Jun., 832 Agent, FOR WANGANUI AND WELLINGTON. -■Ia mHE b.s. jj|||i|^ WAKATU will leave for the above Ports TO-MOHROW (Ti E3D A V), it Eight p.m. For Freight or Passage Apply to JAMES S. CROSS, Jun , Agent. MRS\ VoCiABE, Private Bo*rd and Residence, Collingwood-streit, —3 Opposite F. Main's* A D . BA V F.E IL D , LAInD *E-.TATE, MINING AGENT, Hardy-street (opposite Union Bank, Kelson. 229— t c NOTICE TO HOP-GROWERS. THARL&Y, CASH PURCHASER of 0 HOPS. 390-tc HTO LET, for a term of years, 51 Jl. AORES of Land, more or less, v" joining the residence of Mr Sh»at. Richmond, known as " WarnockV Seciion." Foj particulara apply to Mr. SHEAT, Richmond 8?0-26p COKE. m HARLEY can fupply the test COX* I . for Drying Hops. 389—t c MY WIF«1 baying leit me without my co a sent, I will NOT be re 3£oc sible for ajy Debts she may contract. tBIDK, HE INF. Upper M'Utere, March 5, 1881, —4a w The Curse of the Colonies is Intemperance, ALL who desiro the well-belcg of their fellow creatures ehoull kesp in their houses and on their tables those CELEBRATED, PLEASANT, REFRESHING ahd NON-INTOXICATING BEVERAGES Belle Eau, AND Champagne Ginger Ale, bottled expressly for, and exported by COURTENAY SMITH, Star Chambers, Wellington, andhighly spoken of by the Pas*. In Champagne Pints suitable tor Family use, Fiva Shillings per d.zen, delivered, fcr caeh. Orders may bs bookei at Mn. JOBN LOCK', 3 , Waimea street, or, if wholesale, sent direct to the exporter. 902— t C TO HOP-GHOWEKS. THE unm-reigned is prepared to undertake tho BALEoJ NEW SEASON'S HOPS, and irom bis extensive connection thtou?hou« New Zealand, ieols confident bi being ab'.e to obtain Top Pejobs He is ahso prepared to make Liberal CASH ADVANCES on Hops consigned for Sale to bin correspondents in the chief towns of the Colony, Victoria, and New South Wales. Has for Sale— Fifxt Balks Full-weight HOP BALES, at reduced prices. RICHARD REEVES, 574 Nest to Telegraph Office. Canterbury Autumn Meeting. fteyf\f\f\ SWEEP on the Ccnterbury O^4J\J\J\J Great Autumn Handicap, to be run at Chrißtchurcb, on the 18th April, 188 1 . Tickets £1. First Horse ... « £400 Second Horae 2CO Third Horae 100 Other Starters (divided) 800 Non-starters (divided) 500 60 prizes at £10 each 500 The Fifty Prizes at £10 each is quite * new principle, and brings the number of prizes up to about 90, which gives subscribers a better chance. If cheques are forwarded exchange must be addel. "Wherever possible, Pcst-offlce Orders ehould be forwarded, and stamps enclosed for reply. The List wili be Closed on the 16th of April. THEODORE BROWN, 19, Grey-strett, or Box 210. Post-office. 65 S Auckland. 1 nnn wllabs premium JLvJvJvy offered to any per bod who will do as great a range of work on any ! other Machine. The most perfect Sewing Machine made, whether for family use or manufacturing, is the Doublethread, Look-stitch, Light-running iNEW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED MACHINE! WILL DO WITHOUT TACKINGB :— It will make wide hem on sheets. &c ; hem all manrer of bias woollen good*, aa solt merino, crape, or goods difficult to hem on other machines. It makes a more elastic stitch than any other machine. It will turn a hem and put in piping at came time. Sews any fabric from lace to leather. Has the automatic self -regulating tension and fake-up. Always in order, and never fails in its duty. Produces the best quality of work in the greatest variety. Made from the finest material by expert workmen. Try it. It has never failed to give perfect satisfaction. The Vertical Fkbb is tbe greatest advance made in sewing mechanism since tbe invention of Sewing; Machines. We invite a careful examination of it, believing no one can fail to recognise, the fact that it is perfection. At the Sydney International Exhibition of 1879-80, after a contest extending over six month?, and the severest tests yet applied to dewing Machines in the World, tbe Judges have endorsed the verdict of the people, and AWARDED THE ONLY FIRST PRIZE FOH SEWING MACHINES TO THE NEW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED MACHINE on levery point, and over all other machines, 02NQBR and Wbrthhtk. included. ~ W. WILKIE.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 68, 21 March 1881, Page 3
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