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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 117, 30 May 1881, Page 3

<^feA TTNION STEAM 4 VBnj&*.'. U ship comJHBBK^ PANT'S BTEAMBES ase appointed to hard, booking as follows: FOR PICTON, WELLINGTON. LYTTELTON, and DUNEDIN, booking for Wanganui, Oamaru, Timaru— The PENGUIN, s. b., TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, Slßt May, at 10.80 a.rp. The WANAKA, s.e., on TUESDAY, 7th June. FO R PICTON, WELLINGTON, and LYTTELTON, booking fot Napier, Gisborne, Tauranga — The WANAKA, s.s., on THURSDAY. 2nd Junr, at 12 o'clock Noon, taking BU-ff. HobartTmvn Melbourne and Adelaide c rgo and Puasengtrs. The HA WBA, s.s., on THURSDAY, 9th June. TjSOR TARANAKI and MANUKAU,The HAWEA, p.?., on FRIDAY, 3rd Jane. The PKNGOIN, e.s., en THURSDAY, 9th . Juna. TjiOß SYDNEY— The ROTOMAFANA, b.r. from Auckland, on TUESDAY, 14th -Tuno. The WAKATTPU s b,m, from Wellington, on TfIURSDAY, 16th June. FOR HOB ART TOWN, MELBOURNF, and ADELAIDE, via Wellington, LytteltoH, Dunedin, and Bluff— The TR- ANA.U. s.p., from WeHingfcnn, on 'MONDAY 6th Jane. Booked pasBengerH arid cirpo per p.b. Wanaka, on THURSDAY, 2nd June. • WOOL booked through to LONDON at ONE PENNY per lb. SVei^hJ; Bnd Paeaa^ TJokets to be obtained at the Coau?AJNr'B OFffioa-, 1 1 Wharf The kelson Jsm Factory. JT3OLGLASR oil's the attention: of •JL bis Custunoera and the public to hia Stock, of FiiUlT TREES— Aprkota Plums, Npctarines, Teaches, &c. &i ; also, SMALL FBUI : I>,-RBG6ooiberniß, Currants, RieperriiS, &c, in great variety, and at prices to suit the times Catalogues on application at the. Nursery, Brook Btreet* 1749-6 a

A - ••■•'■ V k • ' '-■ • ANCHGB 11-pfes^ STEAM ABB APrOIKTED TO tBAVfI FOB WESTPORT, HOHITIEA, AND GREYMOUTH. THE MURRAY, on THURSDAY, 2nd June at Three p.m. THE KENNEDY, on FRIDAY, Third June. , , FOR WELLINGTON DIRECTV TTOE WALLACE, TO-DAY.gMONDAY, JL BCth in'st., at Seyen pm. , . 11 HE WALLACE, en WEDNEBDAYj Ist . Juno, at Seven pm THE CHARLES EDWARD, en SATUI?DAYi 4th June.. FOR WANGANUL THE WALLACE on FRIDAY, 3rd Jime, "a 5 iightpm. JOHN H. CIOCK &CO. WAITED ■ immediately a rood General .SEUVAc^Tfor the Motueka Hotel. Apply MOIUEKA HOTEL, Motuek«. ÜB2— tc GO )D COOKING & EATING APPLES in large or Bmall quantities, cb^ap. E ATMOEE, Alton-st. BOARD & RESIDENCE, with Private ' Room b and Bathroom; aho, use of Piano, &ci At Mrs ASKEW'djßoaelodgp, Nile street. f ; 3996— t0 To the Electors of the Gity of .; Belspn. f*\ ENTLEMEN, at the deeire of d \X nutnber of Eiecfprs who have done me the boiior to <a 1 uf oa me, I beg to offer mv nerTices a^i your Repres'nfaMve in the General Afsembly in the place of Mr W. A.Adamp^who haa felt obliged by se^ero illness to.ree>ign )ih seat. I have the honor to be, „ , . Gentlemen f Your obedient servant, 1621— rt c J. C. BIOHUOND.

IMMENSE DEDUCTION IN BOOTS ABB SHOES) W~~ E have . much pleasure in submitting to the public the following PRICES for BOOTS and SHOES, to order . and measure, all guaranteed of best material, and made on the premises. Gents' French Calf, or Kangaroo . Gents' Watertights 17/6 ' Spring. Sides .. 18/6, Gents' Bluchers ... 12/6 ; Gents' Colonial Calf do., 15/6 & 16/6 L» dies' High Lace and Spring Gents' Oxford and Derby : Sides from 14/ 16/Shoes ... 15/6 — I*7/6 Children's and Girls', in all sizes ! Gents' French Calf Shooters ...18/6 ' and patterns, from... 5/ 14/-, Gents' Super. Strong Lace-ups ... 16/6 Boys' Lace-ups, from ... 5/6—13/Those requiring can have the Patent Waist Spring fittod at a small extra cost. ; H. &■ F. MOORE, Bridge-street. Good Value in Crockery. o Robert Snodg-bass Begs to inform hie customers and. the general public that he has purchased cheap, for ready money, a few crates of USEFUL CEOCKEBY which he will sell at . VERY LOTV: PRIOBS at his Stores, The Wood and Washington Valley. Ijoi^^ Heithoe v for iNew Winter Dresses

o: v ; • ; , : LOVEDAY & HEYHOE for Fur Trimmings and Sets LQVEDAY & HEYHOE : for Fingering Yarn LOYEDAY & HEYHOE ; for New Zealand-made Flannels v ■ • . and Tweeds : LOYEDAY & HEYHOE ' for Calicoes,' Sheetings, Blankets, Linens, Smallwares, etc. LOVEDAY '■'''■■ for good" :; Millinery' ; and efficient * ' ; ' Dressma'kmg. . : ' .' ; LC^YEiD^Y :& BEYHOE, i: , .iv. 7/ . give special and prompt care ;to ' 'ij, ,'. ,.. oJFamily Mourning. , :. LOVEDAY & HEYHOE;, : • >--j r have "'their (jdo'ds direct from the ' ° l i^ritisti mkntlfadturers^and sell r ' ;v w for a ! small profit. ' . ft; l . i «-■.,-. />.-.^ ■••• .

LOVEDAY & HEYHOE for New Winter Hats and Bonnets LOVEDAY ifc HEYHOE .. for the Newest Millinery LOVEDAY & HEYHOE for New Winter Jackets & Dolmans LOVEDAY & •HEXHOE. ', .-...'-"..■:-. for Ladies' Ulsters LOVEDAY & HEYHOE for $ew Velvets, Plushes, and : . .■. Velveteens LOVEDAY .& HEYHOE : !r ]'i ,'..'. 'for gpod Winter. Hosiery LOVEDAY & HEYHOE for Novelties in Winter Gloves LOVEDAY & HEYHOE for Black and Colored Kid Grlpyes' LdVEDAY & HEYHCJE ■■ ;; •'■•■ for New' Trimmings aridßibbons

■'■ ; ' : TEAFALaAR~STRIET, ; 'I^ ; ■ ; . ; ;'- We are mow Ex " Norfolk," " Lusitania, 1 «■' Hinialaya," and other ships, , Ig*W TEIJNKS.:- •; ?.■■ I LADIES' kM CHILDREN'S Boots a]std Shoes l-nstjection invited, as variety is too great to ■^ particularise ■ O' _ " • " Colonial work, our own make, suitable for the season, including Gent/s Shooting Boots, 1 not surpassed in the colony. £&H'i / iA|¥'i)'' '.re 1 a;