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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 197, 29 July 1881, Page 3

Jg^agik. TTWION STEAM U SHIP GOMPANT'S Steamers we appoints to leaTa, besking as follows: TjlOß PICTON, WELLINGTON, LYTX? TELTON, and DUNEDIN, booking for wanganui, Oamaru, Timaru— The HAWEA, b.b., on TUESDAY, 2nd rru Ü B ualt » »* Twelve o'clock noon. •- The WANAKA, b.b., on TUESDAY, 9th August. EOJ-HCTO^ WELLINGTON, and i ■ LYTTELTON, booking for Napier, GiEbonie, Tauranga-- . , ' The WANAKA, b.s. on THUBSDAY, 4th August. The TAIAKOA, s.s., on THURSDAY. the 1 lth August TffiOß TAEANAKTInd MANUKAU--The TAIAROA, s.a., on FBIDAY, sth August. The HAWEA, b,b., on SATURDAY, 13th Auguafc. "OOR SYDNEY-J""" The WAKATIPU, B.a, from Wellington, about WEDNESDAY, 17th August. FG R MELBOURNE and ADELAIDE, via Wellington, : Lytteltoa, Danedin, and Bluff— •.:'■,'■ The ROTOMAHANA, b.s., from Wellington, on MONDAY, Bth August. WOOL bookci through to LONDON at ONE PEfIHY ii* Ib. Freight and Passage Tickets t* be obtained at the Coxfasy'b Omnoß, lofi Government Wharf Eucalypti JUST RECEIVED. R. Lucaa & Son. ■ • . . . ■ i : SMp" Bla^: Watch" I HEREBY 'GIVE NOTICE that I will ■ ■' . NOT- BE; RESPONSIBLE > for any DEBT contracted by my Crew. ; . D.STEHB, i : Captalnj . Port; Nelson, July 7, 1881. * 2236 ■ .'.';■ ■ : ■ ■ l_ GK REWARD ;,;i»iIIi be paid for such iti:^W: /ormatlpq as will lead to the conyictipn of. any person or persons, BREAK-" ING WINDOWS, THROWING FTONES AT, or iii any way DEFACING SCHOOL PROPERTY. .;> ... , I -'■'■: ; ::^By;drdcr:otthe,: ; ;-. ■. .-■ .;j: ; " 2289 , : Town Bchools Committeei ''' • i rfiHi AiiiMi - 1 FEEEG PBOTO. CO. Have RE-OPENED their Nelepn Branch, and are now ready to 'execute. AEL KINDS OF PHOTO. WOIJE: in the highest style of art. ■ .SCALE OF CHARGES : 8. D. 24: Ferrotypes ...... ... 36 1 12 Carte deVisitea / ... 12 6 ! 12 Cabinets ... ... 20 0 12 Imperial ... ... 30 0 .'CA-tBbN Enlargements on Opal, Porcelain, Paperj etc., finished' in mezzotint, crayon, oil, or water color, as per agreement. Local specimens on vie^v at the Gallery, where all information can be obtained.. ' ' .' , A proof will be given to customers for Paper work to ensure satisfaction. ... All. work guaranteed absolute V permanent., '■'- 2256— 1 in

W 9 BOUT, LICENSED LAND BROKER, VALUATOR, LAND, HOUSE & COMMISSION AGENT, HABD7 STREET, NELSON. fo e Tale, ON TOBY BASE 1 TBBHS TO SUIT PTJBOHABBBK---43. House and Half-an-acre of Land,Brontistreet. £400. 48. A 7 roomed House with 7 acrei Land, at Wakefleld for £320 or with SI acres £500. 63. Three first-class Building Sites in Tra falgar-st. South, on very easy terms. 68. Several Allotments at Stepneyville, the Port, at low prices. 70. A Firet-ciaas Bnilding Site, containing . Two-thirds of an Acre, in Kawai-st. 75. Corner Allotment, Waimea-rtreet, at £2 per foot. 77. Superior Cottage and Land, Washington Valley, for £200. 82. It feet Land, Waimea-etree. 83, A Building Site at the Port at £1 per foot. 87. Two Allotments of Land nearly opposite Lukina' Wharf 88. Three Allotments in Waimea-st 97. Qood Building SHes, Oollingwoodmtreet, at £3 per foot. 100. A Convenient Shop and Dwelling-house at Brightwater, near the Railway Station, with One Acre and a-Half of Garden land for £160. 101. A First rate Site in Shetbourne-Btreet, cheap. 106. A comfortable House and land. Haven* road, a bargain. 109 Three Acres of Land in Vanguard-street, for building cites, £40 each. 110 One Hundred Acres of capital flat Land in Bft Valley (with a small quantity of Bush) fenced in, with gocd feed and . water. £700.' 111 Eighty Acres of excellent Land at Taranakifor£l2s v 112 One ; Hnndred and Sixty-! wo Acres of flrst-clasa Bush land, within about three mile of a railway station, and With a good roed through the middle of the land, has never.f ailing .water supply for saw or floor mill, a bargain. 113, At Waimea West, Thirty-five Acres and Cottage for £150. The land is a gentle ' slope and partly grassed. J i 115 A very desirable residence of seven . rooms, on > Stanley Crescent, haying ;4 acres of Land in paddocks and garden, . wiih water laid on and other conveniences, £600. 117 A good Business Site in Hardy-Btreet, - : iOftfby 150{t, with large Shop, £300, ■ on very easy terms 119 House and 40ft Land, Brook street for £l 1 4 ' per month, same terms as Build ■"•■ ; • -■ ■■■■■ ■ :■ -■■:, ■ .-.. . 120 One Hundred Feet Land in Bronti- street, .capital bnilding site at £1 per foot.. 121 One Hnndred Acres good Bush Land at Ooilmgwood, with river frontage, very ~ : accessible and close to the port, for . £200. v 128 A convenient House, with large Garden of One Acre, in Tipaha- street for £250, ■..■': \: ' .t-o;;':-l'e t, !; ,' ■;;.. : 29. A Four-roomed Cottr ge, Westbank Terrace, aS 7s. per week. , . : ■■■'■ ; ' '•' ! 38 A seven reoffled Bouse with Stable and : 'Coach House and about lour acres of Paddock at Wakefleld, for remainder of lease at £35 per year. MOBIE? TO LSEIO on appzoTed fM«b*U fMRIFPTN & SONS have on >* SALE--EABLY SEED POT&TOES— Frime Brown Biver .Potatoes--Swedes and Carrots-- Peas, white and Grey — Fowl-feed Wheat, Bailey, and Maiza—Qats and Horsebean*, whole and Crushed— Cut Chaff— Hay and Straw. Spring Seed "Wheat. ; Superior Garden Seed PEAS -Very Prime Dairy-fed Smoked BACON and HAMS. Snpefflne- FLOUB, SHARPS, POLLARD. and BKAN. Beaampa', Peameal, Barleyroeal, etc. Moir and Co.'s Superior OATM B,A L . A large variety of BISCUITS. GRIFFIN~& SONS, STE A M F LO U R MILLS NELSON AND MOTUEKA. I - ■ . - ■ 232 a

LOYEDAY & IEIHOFS ■^^.C^rsßi!t:- Sale 1 ; ■ ;p)EyiOUS; TO STOCKTAKING IS NOW GOING ON. | G-REA T TfSl aA I :N B ARE NOW BEING; OFFERED. : ' EXTEA GWD IN EVERY PEPARTMENT. , . ; . l -.0-M...-i.v l ;[-;.- .[-;■.:_ _;■ ..; . „[.]■■■.,] Note a few of the prices and thjeti cbine and judge for yoiirselve^ I " Teimmed Hats^l/9 102^6 ! Chenille Fichus ... ... ... B^l ".r^Embroidered^Scarfs ... ... tid Colored QuUts 2/11 Toilet Covers. ... ...Ipid to 13d Ruchings ... ... ... i£|i Qhildren's Gloves .... ... Id Superior Hearthrugs ... ... B^3; Men's Strong. Shirts '...'.' ...ml Parses- ...'_. ... 6d| ... ....... 4M Sunshades ... ... ... 1/8 .White Sheeting^..' ... ... 1/Flannel lOijl Men's Merino Vests ... '-'a. 3/3 Colored Persian Cord B^ji; Extra Super Wincey ... , ... s|d Stout Tweed ... ... ... l/ii Union Shirting ... ... ... 7ld 42-in. Curtain Net ... ... 1/- Heavy White Calico ... ... 4|d Come one and all, and participate in the advantages now offered; LOVEDAY & HEYHOEy TraMgaiMsi IS NOW SELLING THE REMAINING STOCK OF,; Winter Dress and Br£&si , Matenals ait CLEARING^OUT PRICES 1 i TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW; GOODS iTO ARJBIVE SHORTLY. | Mantles, Jackets, and Ulsters at reduced prices : ' w .. «,■,... A few Dohnan Mantles, cheap Woollen Shawls— large assortment : i Quilted Satin, Alpaca, Satin Cloth, Eider Down, Felfc, arid other Winter Shifts at reduced prices MILLINERY. Fashionably-trimmed Bonnets and Hate are being offered— bargains j ' ! r Untrimmed Hats; at cost— to clea ; [ .■■■. furs. ■ . ; A few sets real Furs— to be sold cheap , ' Sable, Chinchilla, Monkey, Seal, Grebe, &jc; White and Colored Blankets, all sizes — Marcella, Toilet, Fringed Terry, and Toilet Quilts — Colored Counterpanes,, and Cot Blankets ( and Quilts — Sheeting, twilled and "plain, 4.5 to 100 inches — and 10/4 • White Scarlet Bath Coating — Cotton and Wool Shirtings. Furnishing Repp, fancy, striped, and plain— All-Wool and Washing, ,-Damasks ' Cretonnes — White and Fancy Dimitiea-n-Bullion. \ Fripges,- 4$ to 9in;— . W;hite German and Tojlet Fripg6s^-Curtain Hoider.s^aH ocolprß0 colprß ,',', v : . ', ... j . * :«■•, r.*} Hearth St|gg^-Felt S(|uaWß---Crwab .010^8,2 to 4 Wdalßdtwe.t ' I 2188 w f imiii^R