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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 145, 20 June 1881, Page 3

FOS WESTPOET AND GSEYMOUTH. a. ■! jrt fIIHE favorite b.s. y|||||g> GRAFT ON will leave for tha above Poits Early. For freight or passage apply to JAMES S. CROSS, Jim., Agent. FOR WAKGANUI, WELLINGION and PATEA; ; WAEHU . will leavo fer the above Ports on MON-, DAY, at Nire p.m. = For Freight or Passage A pply to JAMES S. CROSS, Jun , FOR SEWf'ASTLfiS DIRE T — The^ fp'cniid clipper fcnrque " ALPIfSD HAWJt.y," will sail for the fcbove Port about WEDNESDAY NbXT. For f,- eight (r passage a? ply to CAPTAIN. PHILLiI'B, or JAMfcB S. CKOBS, Jun. 2f02-6 . BO.ARD & RESIDENCE, with Private. Rooms and BittVroom ; elf o, use ol Piano, &c. At Mrs A&KEW % Hose Lodge, Nile-Btcett. 3996—t0: TOE EVEJSIISG MAIL is n!e3 for reference kg the Offictß of the ASSOCIATED NEWS bnd ADVERTISING BUKEAU of New Z.aand, where ADVERTISEMENTS are received fcr any Paper published throughout the world. STITCiIBURY'S BUILEINGS, 19r2 Auckiand. OCCIDENTAL GOLD-MINING COMPAIsY, .Limited. '. AN TXTIUO3DINARY MEETING of Sl'auhoiekrs will be held at the Office; i,f the Company, Kksfton, on FlODAY.tht ht July proximo, at the hcur of Eight p.m. EutiNESs :—To Adopt Rule 3 and Elect Directors and Auditors. ' ; PATBICK B3ENNAN, Manager. Reefton, 9th June, 1881. 1953— 4 a Peart Bros., VAM¥AED Flour MiLk, NELSON, Respectfully inform the public that they supply Flour, Sharps, Pollard and Bran, WHOLESALE & RETAIL, At the Mill, or delivered in the City, Port, and Country, in quantities to suit purchasers. Vanguard- street, June'l4, 1881. 2023— a R. T. Goodwin, BOOT MAKER, (late w. r. -waters), BKGB to notify to tbe pub.ic that he has purchfised ths Bußiness, £toek, Lests, etc., from ihe Jx. cutors of the late W. B Watkes, and is prepared to excu c any kind ol work he may be entrusted with in a sound and workmanlike manner. We, the undersigned bog to notify to the late Mr,V>'ATiiKß' customers nr.d the public generally, tl.at we have Gold the Business, Stock,' Lasta, etc., to Wli B. T. GOODWJN, and can confidently recommend him for a share of your piitrorage. W. T. GOOD. 134— a 3m W. STALLABD. NEW ZEALAND CLOTIXM FACTOET.. MEW GOODS FOR THE "WINTER SEASON. EVERY DEPARTMENT ! COMPLETE. THE PROPRIETORS beg to thank the public of i Nelson and district for the very liberal encouragement accorded to them in their endeavors to establish and maintain a genuine . COLONIAL INDUSTRY and invite them to inspect their stock ! of NEW GOODS |br the PRESENT i SEASON, which is larger and better : assorted than they have hitherto shown '•here; < i ■ j- J.C.LOCKERBIE, : Manager, ' 1 657-1 m Nelson Branch. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS of the PICTONand SHAKESPEARE BAY COAL MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital, £25.000, in 25,000 Shares of* £1 each; 2«. p;r share on Application, 2g. on Allotment. The balance- in calls not to exceed Is. per share per month. < — — PROVI6IOHAI. IIRECTOEB: Mr. K. T. Coolly Mr. J. A. K. Greensill Mr. T. Galloway Mr. 'A. T. Card Mr. W. Tueh Mr. D. Frauer Mr, C. Blizzard Mr. W. Fyma : Secretary— W, Syma. 1 his Company is formed to work the Coal deposits on the Peninsula within half-a mile if the town of Picton. Payable Beams of Coal are now open /or working on tfaia land, and its excellence for all purposes will al> ways enable ifc to command a ready sale. , The locality of the mine entbles vefsels of any dze to approach it and load in aafety, and at it Ja believed the Coal exists in great .abundance, _to better investment ia now before the public. I Prospectus, with Forms of Applicaiion, !and all information, may be obtained at the pfflceof the Company, Higti-ttkaet, Picton, j»nd from Mr< W, RQUTjlMeon.