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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 76, 30 March 1881, Page 4

PHOTOGRAPHY. pAUTE DE VISITE (size), :15/- : \J per dczen After copies 1/6 each, or 12/- per doz.: Copies. from Old Negatives.l/G each, or 12/- per dozen. CABINET SIZE PORTBAITS, six copies, £1 Ib. After copies 2/6 each, or 12/- the half-dozen. W. E. Brown, HARDY-STREET. _794-Sm Photography ! Pliotograpliy ! ! WTjl T> EOWN, having im- • JD_» JD ported Photo-, ghaphic Requisites for the production of Cheap Photographs, is now prepared to supply the Gem Photograph, FOB FOUR WEEKS ONLY, at the following price, viz., Three dozen for Five Shillings. 1 W. E. BEOWN, 712-lm HARDY-STREET. .;, — . _____ ' NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. \ .TVr EL SON SECTION. ON AND AFTER Ibt JUNE, 1880, 5 C <d NMOQA.OOIOMI. g jg no. — ' «WM-* w» to »-. »*. , 4. c ' r3 G>i*onooaiwcio 5 _• I co •'■ ■ ' 5> S C 3 »-; ©» « w 'tf >o «> — • "O (I)" « -tt »O -6 »_ W» «5 «5 — ' •■ 3 i si &~T " 3 -ti r 2 K ■ S Of ao'oo v? t» ie • ,B'2 ■_!© R _s_>«s«d_«J«o«^_<C i J2£_j«___ !| « «.'*.'* o te •- ©j co rr in w : Uliiiljil g nj «3no«3w»eoo> o <_» c "_f O•*OOW fO 05 • a "& ~* : S .9 a? OOtrtfl««« S ___-~-__ __ g b t-j e>»— i©o— 'OU3M •g "cf •fieootenconn *" f ! oq , « ; M NOO<O<O >4 It; | W T, I©oo ~* 9i l CO <* »« r-t i— ! t_ ; £-jY~ — — ! O _} s-i-S si j ts. oo _ «_»^<" » ,- P_3 Q §*a • J©, oo <n co ■<* >o •-!»-,■ m ; ; " .' M OO O0N« IOkHIS, p T o* ot «■*«s«)— ©; «~; (• P4 •*«* IO »fl IO W«i M . ©0O«^0O «O— li-iftji g M ooo«>*»a«o— «oo<♦ . I fc „ J °* en e» o> do"©"© o© 1 |«aaaaaassj|j _ Q O EH rh fa £ I • PLATFORMS ONLY.— Trainß ao not] stop at these _nl«B req-ired.-: Notice shouldj be siren to the Guard at the^ previoas stop-, ping Station.. i RETURN or PERIODICAL TICKETS -riU not be arailable for Special and Ex cureion Trains, except when the Ordinary' Time Table is suspended. j Paasengers can be booted at Stations only; on condition that there is room in the Train.j Children under three yearß of age travel free;) above three and under fourteen years of agehalf fare. .: ': '■'■'. j DOGS inuiit. be. p.rpyided with chains, or; other efficient means ot Beeuring them. Theyi will not be allowed in carriages, and the; sender must obtain a Ticket, to be given upj before tbe end of the journey, before the Dog! is delivered. j LUGGAGE.— Each Passenger is allowed' to take llSllbß. of PERSONAL Luggage frcCj (not inqludicgf merchandiae of any kind), snd| Jor everjr'Seibfl.aboge this weight, for everyj 50 mile-or fraction 1 of 50- miles,, the chargej will' be One bhilling. No \ luggage will be: allowed to tie taken into the Carriages, unleet! of such! as ize : that it 'can be placed under the Beat without inconvenience to other Passen-! gers. Pat eengirs are strongly recommended! to have their Names and the Station to which, they are; proceeding distinctly marked on their Luggage, and to satisfy, themselves thatj it ia placed on the Train, rb the Railway! Department will not be responsible unless itj is booked and paid for. i' RETURN TICKETS for distances not ex-; ceeding 25 miles are available on day oi iasue only. ' W. STONE, District Manager.