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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 192, 13 August 1881, Page 2

MAILS CLOSE. Monday, August 15. For Wanganui, Patea, and New Plymouth— per p.s. Wallace, at 5 p.m. "For Motueka — per p.s. Lady Barkly, at 5 p.m. Fhiday, An gnat 16. For Picton, Blenheim, Wellington & South — per s.a. Taiaroa, at 11 a.m. I^TR. E. E. DECK, DENTIST, has com •^*- tnenced Practice ia Nelson, and ma; be Cchsdlted at hia Roomß, Collingwogdstbsgx (next door to Dr. Hudson), Hours of Comtjltaiion from 10 to 4.80. 5663-t c ON SALE At THE PEOPLE'S MART, A very Choice _L jGJ-Ol at 2/- per lb. BOX TEA, l lib* for 21/ — Household 6d per bar— Yellow Laundry do. 9d< per >a? — White Sneer, 4JI to s<l p?r lb— Brown f?u?«, 4a r*r lb.— Silt But'tr (good) 9d per ib. All other good* equally low A I?n?« nrpplr of Produce Potato?". Carrots. Swfd^o, Hems Ba^n, Fgss, Fr-s 1 - and S*U. Batter, Pou'tr?, &c\ 2i?o W. Patterson, Hardy-st VICTORIA PSTJEAECE COMPANY *- (LIMITED). Established 1849, Reconstructed 1879. Capital, £1,000,000 sterling. Every description of FIRE, MARINE, and FIDELITY GUARANTEE RISKS effected at LOWEST EaTES. E. Buxton and Co., 062? AGENTS. NELSON COALS DeIiDered - "VTEWCASTLEorGBEY COALS J-^ 32'- $■ Ton Loosa 34/- „ if Bags FireWOOd Delivered, 4 feet Manuka. ... 26-- Cobo 2 feet do., or Bed Pine 35/- „ 1 foot do., Do., 40/- „ The above prices a?e for cash before or on delivery, if fcoofcel for payment commence Dient of following isorsth S/- ps? ton a'J'Jitional will be charged for coal, and 4/- ptr cord for firewood. :-'o credit re;ond ont month. - J. C. BURFORD, SI6S The Port ■ SELIJNG OFF! SELLING OFF!! IN consequence of MISS WARNER having taken (in partnership with Messes CLARKSON and BOUNDY), those premises called The Hall of Commerce, she is desirous of DISPOSING OF THE WHOLE OF HER PRESENT STOCK ! With this object in view, every article IS EE-MAEKED IK PLAIN FIGUHES at tod UNDER COST PRICE! Customers and the public are desired to CALL EARLY AND MAKE THEIR SELECTION before the Shop is closed. The MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING Business is still carried on in the present premises until such time as the Hall of Commerce is opened, when the present Siaft', with numerous additions, will be transferred to (t The CORNER," where Miss W. trusts that the patronage so liberally bestowed upon her will be continued to the new Firm. Miss Wakner, TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON.